Need another game to take advantage of that Transformer Prime or other Tegra 3 device you’re rocking in your pocket or backpack? Well, look no further than Renaissance Blood THD – the newest addition in the TegraZone app store. Here’s a brief description of the game from TegraZone.com Da Vinci is dead. Now it’s up…
Canadian Samsung Galaxy S III announced with Snapdragon S4 and 2GB RAM
The first North American Samsung Galaxy S III variant was officially announced today and will start shipping on June 20th. That have you excited? Well, the Canadian variant also looks like it will be shipping with an extra GB of RAM, ensuring a snappy and fluid experience from end to end. While 2GB of RAM…
Google Maps update brings local Zagat reviews
Today Google+ was updated with a new “local” tab that integrates Zagat reviews and ratings for restaurants around you. This new feature is also carried down into Google Maps for Android and the update is waiting for you now. The latest version of Google Maps throws the option to jump into the new local section…
Google Nexus tablet spotted on benchmark site – Tegra 3 in tow
We’re less than 30 days away until Google I/O 2012, where we can expect the search giant to announce the highly anticipated Nexus tablet. We know it’s real, so we can’t say we’re terribly surprised to see that the tablet made its way to Rightware’s Power Board benchmark site. Codenamed Grouper, the device falls in line…
T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S III release date revealed?
With the international version of the Samsung Galaxy S III available today, all eyes are turning to the US variants, which have been rumored to land sometime in late June. The guys over at TMONews just received some release dates for a handful of upcoming handsets and the Galaxy S III was in that select…
Samsung Galaxy S III Review Roundup : International version
While only a handful of reviews were released for the Samsung Galaxy S III today, we thought we’d throw the verdicts into one space for you all to see. Is the Galaxy S III the new phone to beat? Read on to find out. The Verge “..the Galaxy S III is a technological triumph. Not…
New Project Glass video will have you turning flips – or not
Google’s Project Glass, whatever you think of it, is on its way. While we know it likely won’t look anything like the video we saw earlier last month, it should prove to be a rather interesting way of interacting with the world around you. Whether or not it will truly take off is a while…
This week in NVIDIA: Icera, Kai, and Tegra devices
NVIDIA has announced quite a few details and new projects this week, so we’re going to get you up to speed with said announcements. From Tegra designs, Icera integration, and the Kai project, it’s certainly going to be an interesting (and successful) year for the company. Icera First off, let’s talk Icera. As you might…
PayPal announces new merchant partners for offline purchases
We got a chance to hang at the eBay campus today here in San Jose today, where PayPal held an event to show off what its next steps in the retail space are. The result? PayPal announced some new partnerships with existing POS companies for mid-market businesses to help extend its service into offline sales.…
Oracle vs Google verdict: Android does not infringe on Oracle’s patents
It’s been a long and drawn out battle between Oracle and Google, and now we finally have a verdict concerning whether Google really did infringe on Oracle’s patents with its Android operating system. The jury has decided that Google has not infringed on Oracle’s patents, which is a surprising win for the search giant. The…









