Google's Android Apple CarPlay Response Tipped For Google I/O
Apple CarPlay may be getting some rather direct competition from the likes of Google in the very near future. It’s been tipped that an in-car…
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Google Dealt Massive Blow In Canada Regarding Search
The Canadian Supreme Court has put Google on its heels, ruling that search results must be scrubbed clean all over the globe. In a case…
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Amazon's Fire Phone Is Incoming: Will Jeff Bezos Go 3D?
The countdown to Amazon's big event in Seattle is on, and all signs are pointing to a new smartphone to join the Kindle Fire HDX…
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Atari Bringing Classic Games To iOS And Android
The folks behind business strategy at gaming company Atari have let it be known this week that they’ll be staging a "Corporate Comeback" of sorts,…
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Nexus 6 Or Android Silver? LG Doesn't Seem To Care
Recently, an LG executive commented on the state of their involvement with the Nexus program. Speaking to Dutch media, LG’s Director of Communications Ken Hong…
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Sharp Free-Form Display Tech Could Deliver A Round iWatch
Sharp is sick of square screens, and while circular LCDs are yet to make any sort of significant dent in the market, the company is…
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Yo App Loses LOL For Super-Simple Messaging
There’s an app out there this Summer called "Yo." This app has been released to the iTunes App store, originally getting rejected by Apple because…
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Creative Cloud 2014 Revealed With Photography Plan
Adobe has a new version of Creative Cloud for 2014, along with a Photography Plan that pairs together two shutterbug favorites, Photoshop CC and Lightroom…
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Adonit Jot Touch With Pixelpoint Brings Pressure-Sensing Pen To iPad
Adobe isn't the only company with a new iPad stylus today, with Adonit's Jot Touch with Pixelpoint based on the same technology as the Adobe…
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Photoshop Mix For iPad Hooks Cloud Processing To Tablet
Adobe has released Photoshop Mix for iPad, harnessing the native graphics processing power of Apple's tablets as well as the remote crunching capabilities of the…
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Adobe Ink & Slide Review: The iPad Stylus Grows Up
Adobe got tired of waiting for a great stylus for the iPad, and so it took on the challenge itself, coming up with Adobe Ink…
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Capcom Now Open To Acquisition
Though Capcom has not gone out and suggested that they should be bought out by a larger company, this week they’ve voted to end a…
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Apple TV Gets Quiet Cut In UK And Europe
Apple doesn't just have a new entry-level iMac today, but has also quietly cut the price of the Apple TV in the UK and Europe.…
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Fleksy Messenger Now Available For The Samsung Gear 2
Since the smartwatch came to pass, the question has remained: how can we type on that thing? A small screen doesn’t lend itself to quick…
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BlackBerry 10.3 Adding Amazon Appstore For Android Apps
It may be the day for Amazon's own smartphone to launch, but BlackBerry is getting in on the action too, announcing that the Amazon Appstore…
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New 21.5-Inch iMac Targets Entry-Level
A new entry-level iMac pushes the slimline all-in-one to its lowest price so far, with Apple's new 21.5-inch model cutting the cost of desktop OS…
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Researchers Use Infrared To Find Hidden Picasso Painting
It isn't unusual to find paintings hidden beneath paintings, and the latest amongst these discoveries is a new Picasso work of an unknown melancholy man.…
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OnePlus Storm Of Invites Has 2,500 Invites Up For Grabs
The OnePlus One smartphone has finally started shipping to the first batch of invited buyers. But if you weren't one of those lucky enough to…
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Scosche Rhythm+ Trades Features For Simplicity And Price
Smartphone accessory maker Scosche is making a brief return to the fitness field. This time, however, the Rhythm+, the aptly named successor to the pulse…
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iPhone 6 5.5 And 4.7 Mockups Foreshadow Size Issues
Here we have yet another supposed iPhone 6 leak, this time in both the rumored 5.5-inch and 4.7-inch variants. While we have indeed seen these…
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GForceTracker For Athletes: A Bid Against Brain Trauma
Sports, for all their fun, have left many athletes with disabilities of various sorts related to brain trauma. Different technological efforts have been crafted in…
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Samsung Galaxy S5 LTE-A Puts Prime Specs In Old Design
The Samsung Galaxy F, or Galaxy S5 Prime, is finally here, but not really. It isn't going by either of those names and won't be…
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Manure Spreader Shows Off Muscle By Pulverizing Geo Metro
When it comes to crushing cars, mechanical manure spreaders probably aren't the first thing that pops into your mind. Still, at least one of them…
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LG G Watch Spotted Briefly In German Play Store Page
You know that something is near completion when certain sources "accidentally" publish something meant for a later date. That could very well be the case…
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Guardians Of The Galaxy International Trailer Showcases More Action
Guardians of the Galaxy arrives on August 1, and leading up to the release is yet another teaser trailer, this one launching internationally with over…
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Surface Pro 2 Gets Big Price Cuts Ahead Of Surface Pro 3 Launch
With the Surface Pro 3 well on its way to a commercial release, it was only a matter of time before Microsoft sounded the death…
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Star N9500 Chinese Smartphone Ships With Pre-Loaded Spyware
Allegations that the Chinese government is using smartphones to spy on other nations have been around for a while - back in October 2012, for…
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