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Apple and BMW said wary but willing on car collaboration
Negotiations between Apple and BMW are tipped to reignite, after the German automaker reportedly wowed Tim →
Fly Or Die: Amazon Echo
[su_youtube url=”https://youtu.be/bC5C-s2L8pU”] Upon first hearing about the Amazon Echo, a device that sits in the home →
Lenovo S21e-20 Review – an ultrabook with a crazy bezel
At one time netbooks were all the rage, and though that trend has simmered down, the →
Instagram for Android has a new edit screen
If you use Instagram on Android, you may be seeing a new edit screen that speeds →
Periscope for iOS updated with “mute” feature
Broadcasting app Periscope has pushed out an update for its iOS app, and among the changes →
Twitter starts blocking overt plagiarism
Can’t think of anything original to tweet? If you ever feel tempted to pilfer someone’s clever →
Google, Apple, Microsoft pledge to fight climate change
Major businesses, including several tech companies, have taken up the White House’s pledge to help combat →
Samsung schedules Unpacked August 13th: Note 5 ahoy!
This week is bringing events from a few big companies, but Samsung is not one of →
Galaxy Note 5 gets an Exynos 7422 and some hi-res pics
One of the problems with leaks is that there is really no telling which leak is →
OnePlus 2 hands-on – The Android wild-card
Seldom are the life-lessons so clear when you launch a follow-up product, like the new OnePlus →
Moto X 3rd gen leak: larger screen, same res, microSD slot
It’s about time that Motorola’s flagship get its fair share of leaks, though it might barely →
BlackBerry ready to drop smartphones if things don’t improve
Is BlackBerry ready to concede defeat, something that pundits have been waiting for it to do →
BLU Products’ new line brings selfie to budget market
Selfies. Can’t live with them, can’t live without them. And when you’ve got super affordable smartphones →
OnePlus 2 pricing announced along with pop-up events in major cities
The latest smartphone from OnePlus, the OnePlus 2 has now been unveiled officially. We spent some →
Apple Pay now supported by UK’s HSBC and First Direct
If you’re a UK resident and were disappointed by the launch of Apple Pay about two →
Samsung Unpacked event may see a new smartwatch launch
The rumors about what we will see at the Samsung Unpacked event being held on August →
Xbox One SmartGlass on Android, iOS get some screenshot love
Continuing its embrace of platforms other than its own, Microsoft has just revealed a new feature →
Dragon Quest XI announced as first Nintendo NX game
The makers of Dragon Quest, not only the most popular RPG, but the biggest games series →
eBay to shutter some mobile apps and push folks to flagship eBay app
Over the years, eBay has rolled out a number of apps for mobile users aimed at →
New Moto G gets official debut from Motorola
Motorola has just announced its new Moto G, coming as a surprise to absolutely no one →
Moto X Style detailed for summer release
This afternoon the Moto X Style was revealed by Motorola alongside the Moto G 3rd generation →
Moto X Play detailed: smaller screen, bigger battery
This week Motorola has revealed three devices, the “best of both worlds” model coming in as →
Frontback app shuts down, front-facing cameras weep
The app Frontback is announced to be winding down after two years in service. This app →
Leaked Moto G 2015 promo vid leaves little to imagination
Already feeling overwhelmed by the surprising flood of leaks about this year’sMoto G? Here, have one →
Samsung Galaxy Note 5, S6 edge+ get a photo shoot again
Ready for more unofficial Samsung love? By now, the Galaxy Note 5 and the Galaxy S6 →
Sony might be sticking with Snapdragon 810 for Xperia Z5
Qualcomm might have found a staunch and loyal friend in Sony. If it hasn’t yet, it →
Next Lumia flagships to sport iris scanner, Surface Pen
Although Microsoft is in a celebratory mood over the imminent release ofWindows 10, the topic of →
Fasten your seat belts! Next week will be a doozy for devices launch
IFA 2015 is traditionally the time when many companies announce their wares to a captive audience, →
People can legally listen to your butt dials
I’d wager that anyone who uses a smartphone has probably butt dialed before, even if you →
Apple patents Google Cardboard in search of use for iPod
Apple files for a patent that looks extremely similar to the basic concept for Google Cardboard. →