Kickstarter was founded back in April 2009 and launched to the world to be a platform for fundraising. Anyone with a good project idea can simply register and call for backers to donate or pre-order the product to support the project creators.
Microsoft finally seem to have an answer to Apple’s Siri and Google Now. Their own voice-assistant service, code-named Cortana, is to be included in the upcoming Windows Phone 8.1 update.
A week ago, we reported on a leaked photo of the retail packaging for Samsung’s latest flagship product, the Galaxy S5. Just today, Samsung officially launched it in Barcelona after their new Gear smartwatch announcement. On the specifications front, the S5 features a 2.5 quad-core processor, 2GB RAM, and a 16-megapixel camera that supports 4K video recording and HDR.
Nokia on Monday officially unveiled their latest smartphone, the X series family. What makes these phones so interesting is they are the first batch of Android phones released by Nokia…..
These days, tech companies are vying for a piece of the music streaming pie. We have Google Play, Apple iTunes Radio, Spotify and even Beats entering into the fray. Just….
Facebook has confirmed that it will be acquiring WhatsApp in a mammoth $16 billion deal that includes cash and stock. Facebook is also throwing in an additional $3 billion in restricted stock….
The iPad tablet is one of the most popular productivity devices in the market right now. Unfortunately, it is lacking arguably one of the top productivity apps out there today – Microsoft Office. While there are many third party apps such as QuickOffice and Documents To Go, an official Office for iPad by Microsoft will likely be a far more popular choice.
Rumours of Samsung releasing their Galaxy S5 at the upcoming Mobile World Congress 2014 is spreading like wildfire, according to various reports. In addition, an alleged photo of its packaging box is adding to the excitement of Samsung fans out there.
Twitter is still hard at work on its redesigned homepage geared towards mobile devices, and is understood to be testing more upcoming changes with a small group of users. Only a random number of users have been selected for the trial design. At the moment, changes reported by these users include, but is not limited to pictures showing up larger than before, and having a scattered timeline.
It’s less than a week to Valentine’s Day and there’s already a piece of good news in the mobile industry. Earlier on, Nokia and HTC have signed a patent and technology collaboration agreement that will bring all patent litigation to an end. On top of that, both companies will work together to capitalize on HTC current LTE patent portfolio and will be on the lookout for any future collaboration opportunities.