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Microsoft has announced the upcoming Xbox Series X console will have 12 teraflops of GPU performance, double that of the existing Xbox One X. The company also highlighted that it has developed its own version of variable rate shading (VRS) that is designed to help graphically intense games run faster and smoother. “Our patented form […]
The internet may call it Baby Yoda, but in fact the Mandalorian’s cutest green character is called The Child. Fans of the show will be excited to hear Hasbro has just announced a $60 animatronic toy of The Child, and it’ll cost $60 in the US (via Hypebeast). The toy has been announced ahead of […]
During its earning call last night, Nintendo announced that Miitomo has had 10 million users since its release in March, with 20 million ‘Miifotos’ created and 300 million conversations started. To celebrate reaching the 10 million mark, the company has announced a 10-day promotional period, lasting from April 29 till May 8. There’s no word on […]
SharePoint has millions of users, but none of them are connecting to the service through a mobile app. That’s because Microsoft hasn’t yet released one. Users have had to settle for working through a browser instead. That’s now changing. Microsoft announced today that mobile apps are in the works for iOS, Android, and Windows 10 […]
HTC has just announced that their newest flagship smartphone, currently known only as the HTC 10, will be unveiled on April 12th. It looks like HTC is doing another internet-only launch, directing invitees to HTC’s website rather than any physical location. Though New York, London, and Taipei times are all provided for the online launch, […]
Samsung has updated the mid-range Galaxy A series with three new models set to debut later this month. The Galaxy A7, A5, and A3 (seen in that order above, not to scale) will come to China first, but they’ll expand globally later. These are positioned as cheaper alternatives to the Galaxy S series, but they […]
Yu’s CyanogenMod-running Yuphoria phone, sold primarily to the Indian market, has CM12.1 (the customized version of Android 5.1) available for almost half a year now. The catch is that it’s been available as a CyanogenMod nightly build, requiring end users to flash a custom recovery, then a custom ROM in order to access it. Yesterday […]
HTC is at something of a crossroads right now. After the disappointing performance of the One M9 earlier this year and steadily declining revenue, the company is launching the HTC Preview program. It’s a way for users to test unreleased devices and software in order to help HTC improve them before they see the light of […]
The reaction to Pushbullet’s pro plan earlier this week was not what the developers had hoped for. Many users cited the $5 monthly price and removal of some free features as justification to declare Pushbullet literally satan. Pushbullet’s developers have always been active in the community, so Ryan from Pushbullet (guzba on Reddit) is doing an AMA […]
If you don’t know what PlayStation Vue is, don’t worry, you’re not alone. It’s not a gaming service of any kind, it’s an IPTV subscription that delivers select shows and networks to the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation 4. It’s a sort of hardware-exclusive take on SlingTV. Or at least it was, until Sony announced that […]
OnePlus devices run Cyanogen OS or Oxygen OS, but considering the stock look and feel of both, the company’s customers are just as eager for the latest version of Android as every one else. Given the nature of OnePlus buyers—many of whom have had to snag an invite to buy their phone—maybe even moreso. So […]
ZTE has just announced the newest entry to its Blade lineup, the Blade S7. The S7 will go on sale in Thailand and other countries across the Asia Pacific soon afterwards, and is squarely targeted at the selfie-loving segment of the population, with ZTE dubbing it its “most powerful selfie smartphone to date.” Jacky Zhang, CEO of ZTE Mobile […]
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