Withings Activite Activity Tracker Is A Swiss-Made Smartwatch
Withings has introduced a new activity tracker that'll fit in nicely with your formal wear, the Activite. With the Activite comes a variety of tracking…
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Verizon Ends Data For Chromebook Pixel, Google Covers Up
Chromebook Pixel owners who purchased the LTE model did so with the implicit understanding they’d get two years of LTE data from Verizon the day…
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Epson Moverio BT-200 Review: Smashing Glass
Google didn’t invent wearable technology, it just made it contentious. Glass’ play for the mass-market isn’t going smoothly, but Google isn’t the only company pushing…
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iPhone 6 Said To Bring 100,000 New Employees To Foxconn
The iWatch and iPhone 6 are expected to be huge (pun intended), with many analysts considering massive sales on launch. To that, a few known…
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Star Wars Assault Team Free Mobile Game Taps Sci-Fi Obsession
One of the first Star Wars games to be developed with the Disney Video Games team is Star Wars Assault Team - and it’s surprisingly…
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Three Ways To Get Involved With Google I/O - Even If You're Not There
Today we’re having a look at how you can join in on the Google I/O fun, even if you’re not in attendance. Google I/O 2014…
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Sat-Fi Aims To Connect Your Smartphone Anywhere
Globalstar has created a voice and data device called Sat-Fi, a machine that allows you to connect with cellular and web data no matter where…
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Google Is Beta Testing A Domain Hosting Service
As some expected they might do at some point, Google has opened up a domain hosting service. The aptly named Google Domains is currently in…
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What To Expect From Google I/O: Android
Ready for I/O later this week? Google’s annual Developers conference is typically rife with interesting new programs and neat updates to their various platforms and…
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Yahoo's Powerful Android Launcher Is Now Available For Free
This week the folks at ThumbsUp Labs - acquired by Yahoo earlier this year - have delivered their "Aviate Launcher" for Android for free. This…
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Wink Connected Home Platform Hits All The Right Notes
Ready to have your home connected? If so, a company named Quirky might be bringing you an off-beat idea. Wink, their new connected home platform,…
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Why The Fire Phone Is No Gimmick
Amazon’s Fire Phone, set to launch next month, comes with a wide range of features that some critics are calling gimmicks. They argue that the…
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World's First 64-Bit ARM Dev Systems Readied For HPC With NVIDIA
High performance computing is the name of the game, while 64-bit is the hook. NVIDIA is readying itself to jump in head first with a…
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Wireless Charger For The Moto 360 Hits FCC
The Moto 360 is expected at Google I/O this week, at least to make an appearance if not be part of a giveaway. Many questions…
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Samsung Galaxy S5 Sport Gets Active With A New Name
There’s another Samsung Active smartphone headed to the market, this one with another new name. The Samsung Galaxy S5 is water resistant, the Samsung Galaxy…
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Google Glass Hits UK, No Union Jack Model In Sight
After being relegated to the US, and limited to a semi-closed beta, Google Glass is opening up. Earlier today, the device support page had the…
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OneDrive Matches Google With 15GB Of Free Cloud Storage
There’s a cloud storage war going on right now, and no-one is safe from the free space offered up by two of the industry’s biggest…
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DISH Joey Goes Wireless For Wire-Cutting Fanatics
This week the folks at DISH have announced the Wireless Joey. This system allows you to bring the Joey system with you anywhere, having no…
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Over 300k Websites Still Haven't Patched For Heartbleed
In April of this year a security hole called Heartbleed was revealed as one of the largest of its kind in history. The vast majority…
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Airport Security Gets Handheld With Z Backscatter Gun
There’s a new gun out there this week going by the name MINI Z, ready to bring Z Backscatter technology to a street near you.…
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Chicago Light Poles To Study Air Pollution, Foot Traffic
It could be a privacy advocate's worst nightmare, but soon the city of Chicago will have lamp posts that are aware not just of its…
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Plants Vs Zombies Garden Warfare PC Port Is Not A Port
Are you a PC gamer and not feeling the combative vegetative love or the brain-devouring adrenaline rush? Be gloomy no more and open those petals!…
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Star Wars Trailer Spoofs Guardians Of The Galaxy
Lucasfilm, who owns Star Wars, and Marvel, who owns Guardians of the Galaxy, are now both owned by Disney, who owns Mickey Mouse. What if…
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Gibbs Quadski XL Four-Wheel Jetski Adds A Second Seat
Gibbs is at it again. Almost two years after unveiling its rather unique four-wheel-slash-jetski Quadski ATV, it is now showing off the Quadski XL. This…
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Lichess Embraces Blind Players With New Chess Site Features
With the fast-paced advancement of technology, it is sometimes easy to forget that not everyone is as physically capable. The owners of the Lichess website,…
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Dropbox Becomes A Vehicle For Ransomware
Cloud storage services like Dropbox have made it simple to store and share files with family, friends, and coworkers. Unsurprisingly, unscrupulous individuals have also managed…
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HTC Volantis Leaked To Be Next Nexus Tablet
Nexus fans, do not lose hope. While the future of a Nexus smartphone is still shrouded in uncertainty thanks to the rumors about the Android…
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