Hoopla Expands Library With Image Comics Deal
In late June, Hoopla struck a deal with DC Comics, adding a couple hundred of the publisher’s titles to its already expansive library. Following that,…
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NVIDIA SHIELD Released To Google Store For Android TV Battle
The online Google Store's Android TV collection expands with NVIDIA SHIELD, a device built primarily for gaming but made for full living-room entertainment with Android…
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Facebook M Assistant Helps Shopping In Messenger
Facebook is launching its own personal digital assistant, M, with a beta of the chat-based artificial intelligence rolling out today for select Messenger users. Unlike…
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This Is The US Military's Replacement For The Humvee
It's taken almost a decade, but the US Pentagon has finally decided on a vehicle to replace the aging Humvee, or, more commonly, the Hummer.…
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Amazon Underground: Invading Google's Android Once Again
Amazon aims to invade Google's Android OS with their own collection of apps and games from the Amazon App Store. Inside the Amazon Underground app,…
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Coin 2.0 Adds NFC But There's A Catch
Would-be payments disrupter Coin has announced Coin 2.0, the second generation of its connected card, adding NFC but potentially pushing back deliveries for some still…
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Windows 10 Sees 75 Million Installs After Only 4 Weeks
Microsoft is celebrating the four-week anniversary of Windows 10's release by revealing that the new operating system has already been installed on 75 million PCs…
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iPhone 6c Leak Brings Back One Classic Feature
Today an iPhone 6c has been leaked in the form of a case-maker model that tells details of its exterior. What's most important about this…
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Koush Releases App That Mirrors Android To Chrome
The app you're about to learn about goes by the name Vysor, and it's made by the same developer that created ClockworkMod. If you don't…
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Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 Released To Carriers
This week Samsung revealed the carrier version of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S2, a tablet made to match the Galaxy S6 smartphone series. This device…
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Sony Combines TV Remote With Wireless Speaker For Japan
Sony is proudly continuing the Japanese trend of combining two random, unrelated products into one. The latest example is their newly announced SRS-LSR100, a wireless…
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Verizon Makes It Easier To Bring Your Own Smartphone
If you already own a smartphone that you want to activate on the Verizon Wireless network, in the past it hasn't been that easy to…
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Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+ Review
As big as a Note 5, and arguably the most eye-catching smartphone in Samsung's line-up, the Galaxy S6 edge+ is hard to ignore. Curved AMOLED,…
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Butterfleye Wireless Home Monitoring Camera Keeps An Eye On Things
The Butterfleye wireless home monitoring camera is a camera designed to monitor your home in an efficient and easy to set up manner. Rather than…
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Star Wars Live Global Toy Unboxing Begins September 3
It looks like the first real marketing blitz for the new Star Wars film, The Force Awakens, will begin next week. Disney has announced that…
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Garmin Montana 610, 610t Camo, 680, And 680t GPS Devices Support GLONASS
Outdoorsmen know that being able to find where you are and get to where you are going and back is a big deal. If you…
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Acer Liquid Z630 And Z530 Smartphones Leak Ahead Of IFA
IFA 2015 kicks off in Berlin next month and at the show there will be lots of new smartphones and other devices unveiled for the…
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Verizon Vehicle Renamed To Hum, Makes Any Car Smarter
You might be ready to make the jump to the Connected Age, but your car might not be. Unless you are one of the still…
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AT&T Caught Injecting Extra Ads On Airport WiFi Hotspot
It seems AT&T may be tampering with mobile users' internet traffic for their own benefit on their "free" public WiFi hotspots. The company's hotspot at…
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Google Map Maker Reopens In 45 Locations Including The US
Google Map Maker has re-opened after the tool was shut down back in May of this year after Google found that nefarious edits were being…
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Tesla Models S P85D Goes 452.8 Miles On A Charge
Lots of people hypermile their cars, hypermiling is a process where someone drives exceedingly carefully to enable their car to drive the longest distance on…
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Apple Logic Pro X 10.2 Adds The Magic Of Alchemy's Synth
Part of what makes Apple's devices such a favorite among creative types is the amount of tools, both software and hardware, that give them the…
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ARCHOS IFA 2015 Smartphone Team: 2 Android, 1 Windows 10
With IFA around the corner, it's time for manufacturers to put out their wares. And French OEM ARCHOS will definitely not be left behind. It…
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German High Court Invalidates Apple Slide-To-Unlock Patent
At the beginning of its patent lawsuits against the likes Samsung, with Android as collateral damage, Apple seemed to have the force of the law…
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Samsung Outs R1, R3, R5 Wireless Audio 360 Speakers
Piling on the pre-IFA 2015 announcements, Samsung has just revealed three new speakers that make up its Wireless Audio 360 family. No weird egg shape…
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Biologist Sees Rare Nautilus For The 2nd Time After 30 Years
No, this isn't a reference to Jules Verne's submarine though it also that unique and rare. Biologist Peter Ward from the University of Washington was…
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LG Has Four More 4K OLED TVs To Display At IFA 2015
Albert Einstein defined insanity as doing the same thing over and over again yet expecting different results. That definition might seem appropriate with LG's strategy…
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