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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 […]
BlackBerry launched its first Android phone with a promise of speedy updates to maintain security. The company is off to a good start at least. The first OTA for the Priv is rolling out now to unlocked devices, and it’ll be available to carrier-branded units beginning on December 7th. It updates the security patches, tweaks […]
The HTC One A9 is making its way to various parts of the globe, so now the company is pushing out open source kernel files. Over at the HTC developer center, you can find downloads for models released in Austria, Germany, Spain, Turkey, and Arabic-speaking nations. The size comes in at 205MB regardless of which model […]
Netflix is a great resource for parents wanting to occasionally entertain their kids with some educational shows without all the crappy Skylander commercials. There is just one issue– The content is only available when you have an active internet connection. Which, in the days of broad LTE and WiFi coverage, is an easy thing to take for […]
About a year and a half ago, I called the original Fugoo “the speaker I’d make if I made speakers.” The design of it is actually brilliant — it’s waterproof, offers 360 degree sound, is crazy-robust, and gets an insane 40 hours of battery life. Really, it’s a beast. Then, back at CES (yes, in January), […]
Update 1: 2015/10/27 10:46am PDT Google released the TP-Link OnHub router a few months ago to kick off a new product category, and now there’s a second version. The Asus-built OnHub will be available for pre-order in the US for $219.99, and it looks and functions a lot like the last OnHub. The first OnHub isn’t being forgotten, […]
Spotify finally capitulated and added support for Chromecast streaming recently, but there were a number of caveats. Streaming to the Chromecast Audio required a premium subscription and the first-gen Chromecast wasn’t supported. That second issue won’t be a problem anymore. Reboot your first-gen Chromecast, and Spotify should work just fine. The lack of first-gen support […]
Tag Heuer is a Swiss luxury watchmaker. Like most luxury watchmakers, its sole purpose is to convince you, the [probably male] consumer, through various lifestyle marketing and product placement deals that its product is for people who know what’s up. It’s hip. It’s happening. It’s trendy. It’s classic. It’s now. It’s timeless – and it […]
For the second year in a row, LG is announcing a lightning-fast rollout for the new version of Android on its flagship phone. The LG G4 will start getting Marshmallow next week, but only if you live in Poland. That was also the first G3 Lollipop market last year. LG likes Poland, I guess. Other markets […]
SEOUL, Oct. 1, 2015 ― At the event to introduce the V10 smartphone, LG Electronics (LG) provided a sneak peek of the LG Watch Urbane 2nd Edition, the first Android Wear device to feature cellular connectivity. With the option to connect via 4G, 3G, Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, LG’s newest wearable device works seamlessly with Android […]
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