Articles with the category "Android"

Good news for HTC One fans who are on Telus

The HTC One is unquestionably probably the most discussed phones at this time even though they have already gotten to buyers in the united kingdom those who are in Canada and also the US should certainly begin to see the launch later this calendar month. Now we have news for individuals who desire to buy [...]

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Android on Intel will be able to support UEFI, could work with Windows 8

Ok… I am sure the Linux community will figure out a way to add back in the removed functionality. Don’t these folks get that there is a need to run one OS across multiple devices old and new (to have the OS adopted by an organization). I get that Intel/MS want you to always buy [...]

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Google Glass one day could replace glasses

I’m intrigued by, and fearful of glass at once. I think as someone who walks exclusively everywhere, that already being killed by distracted drivers on a near weekly basis is bad enough. I can only imagine what a constant data stream will do to people, because a small but growing group of people are already [...]

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Google Glass can be used along side some amazing Apps

Imagine you have Glasses on, run across the street and the App tells you (by face recognition) which girls passing by are singles and matching your profile for dating. This example shows, how far Glasses can combine current databases with reality. It might make dating seamless, maybe too seamless. It doesn’t take much imagination to [...]

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Galaxy S IV, Are you ready for it ?

Hopefully we’ll see some nice hardware design in the S4. Samsung really needs to step up in that category. HTC One design better than the Galaxy S III design. Samsung is no stranger to using Qualcomm’s chip in its flagship, with the Japanese and North American variants of Galaxy S III shipping with the dual-core [...]

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Galaxy S IV Could Be Announced In March 14

The event will kick off at 7 p.m. Eastern time, and you will be able to watch the livestream at YouTube.com/SamsungMobile. Can’t wait, 1080p screen, 13 megapixel camera, exynos 5, 8-core processor. If all those rumors are correct, I’m definitely going to be real happy. I don’t think the Galaxy S IV is going to [...]

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Leaked first reports on the Galaxy S4

It seems that the acclaimed Samsung Galaxy S3 has now a new successor will presumably Samsung Galaxy S4, from Q2 of this year. A new step forward for the manufacturer of Android smartphones that will come to dominate the current landscape more overwhelming if possible. We say allegedly because we still do not know the [...]

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Ready for Valentine’s Day ? FYI Samsung releases the Galaxy Note II in Pink

The South Korean company Samsung has released something special for Valentine’s Day, which is celebrated on February 14, a hybrid version of the smartphone Galaxy Note II in the body pink. First, we recall, the gadget has been available in the market with the case of white, gray, burgundy and brown. It is worth noting that [...]

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In the month of January, HTC has see its revenue drop to unprecedented levels

The company HTC recently said things are not going well. As we reported a few days ago, its financial results for the first quarter fall short of analysts’ expectations. Not withstanding competition from well-known brands such as Apple and Samsung, HTC is planning to move even in the segment of cheaper phones. According to industry sources, in January, HTC [...]

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The best way to test Firefox OS by using a simple Firefox browser add-on

The first devices using Firefox OS will not be expected to hit the our shelves at the very least till early 2013. However, you can take a pre-release build of the upcoming mobile os for a drive today. All you need is a computer running the Firefox web browser and a 64MB browser add-on called [...]

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