Swiftkey Rings in the Holidays with Fun Winter Theme
Popular Android keyboard Swiftkey is currently pushing its latest update. Aside from the usual upgrades and bug fixes, the update comes with a blast of winter cheer! Swiftkey now includes a fun theme...
View ArticleBritish Airways and Scandinavian Airlines Allow Electronics at Take-off and...
After the American FCC’s bombshell ruling that phones and other devices were safe for use on airplanes, the European Aviation Safety Agency looked into its own regulations and made a change....
View ArticleSamsung’s 5.25-inch 2K AMOLED screen enters mass production
Samsung has started mass producing 5.25-inch AMOLED screen with 2K screen resolution that will likely be found in the upcoming Galaxy S5. Aside from sporting 2,560 x 1,440 pixels (for a pixel density...
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Year in Review 2013: Samsung Dominates Android Market and Challenges Apple...
It was another great year for Samsung. The Korean electronics giant maintained its tight grip on the Android smartphone market, increased its sales of tablets and other devices, and continued to make...
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Scoble: Google Glass isn’t Ready for Prime Time
Google Glass has been out in the wild since March of last year but there’s still no news on a release date for the general public. Google employees and a select group of “Explorers” have been sporting...
View ArticleBBM for Android Update Brings Channels and Voice Chat
BlackBerry Messenger has proven to be very popular on non-BlackBerry hardware, with Android and iOS users downloading it in droves. Now it looks like the company has made some of the latest and...
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Corning readies 3D-shaped Gorilla Glass
In a press release talking about its co-operation with G-Tech Optoelectronics Corp. (GTOC) to establish a “vertically integrated operation in Taiwan,” Corning announced the “manufacturing readiness” of...
View ArticleCES 2014: Belkin and Crock-Pot Unveil the Smart Slow Cooker!
Connected appliances are all the rage at this year’s CES conference. All manner of household goods are sporting new connections to the internet of things, from the kitchen to the garage. Still, this...
View ArticleCES 2014: Antimicrobial Gorilla Glass Will Keep Your Devices Sterile
Squeamish about all the greasy swipe-marks on your smartphone? Anxious when allowing a friend to touch your device? Corning, makers of super strong Gorilla Glass, might just have what you’ve been...
View ArticleCES 2014: Tobii Brings Eye-tracking to PC Gaming
There’s a new way to play and this time you’ll use your eyes! Swedish company Tobii Technology recently unveiled its new eye-tracking sensor. Demonstrated at CES, it’s an impressive technology and the...
View ArticleSprint Rolls Out Spark to 6 New Markets
Sprint announced that it will be bringing its Spark high-speed wireless service to 6 new markets. The service will now be available in 11 markets! Sprint is also bringing Spark to Virgin Mobile prepaid...
View ArticleAT&T, T-Mobile announce new 4G LTE markets
It’s not just Sprint which announced new Spark markets during CES — AT&T and T-Mobile also had a list of new “LTE places” to share. AT&T added 24 new areas around the continental US that should...
View ArticleVizio Reinvents the Bluetooth Boombox by Adding a Android 4.4 KitKat Powered...
If you haven’t heard of Vizio yet, you will surely be seeing the company’s name popping up in the future. The company which usually sticks to affordable TVs and speaker add ons is stepping into Android...
View ArticleCES 2014: The Eye Tribe Rounds Out the Eye Tracker Market
Apparently there’s a burgeoning eye tracking peripheral market. Who knew? Yesterday Tobii announced its PC eye tracking sensor, now another contender has surfaced. The Eye Tribe sensor bar made a...
View ArticleKodak PixPro Smart Lenses SL10 and SL25 turn your smartphone into an awesome...
Remember Sony’s QX camera cases? Kodak unveiled a pair of similar products that promise to transform any smartphone into an awesome digital camera, adding powerful optical zoom to the mix. The first of...
View ArticleSmartphone concept shows the ability to receive light-based data
Oledcomm was just one of the exhibitors at this year’s CES. What makes this company interesting is its technology that allows computers and mobile devices to receive light-based data. The so called...
View ArticleThese tiny windmills could one day power-up your phone
We’ve already seen a number of different solar powered chargers and phones in the past. Relying on wind energy, however, isn’t as easy. To be fair, French Orange tried to experiment with this form of...
View ArticleSprint Spark LTE service hits Kansas City
Sprint is yet again expanding its Spark LTE service. This time they’re going for the residents of the Kansas City, which BTW is Dan Hesse’s (Sprint CEO) home town market. The coverage is also extending...
View ArticleSamsung Galaxy Grand 2 LTE coming soon
Samsung is apparently working on an LTE-enabled version of the Galaxy Grand 2. According to GSMarena’s find, the upcoming device will keep most of the non-LTE version’s specs with the addition of a new...
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ARM unveils Cortex-A17 CPU with Mali T720 GPU for mid-range mobile devices
You know how it goes – this year’s top-end phones are next year’s mid-rangers. Sure sometimes if a phone is released at the end of the year, it stays “current” for another 12 months, but most often...
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