Google has changed the name of its Project Glass to Google Glass today, announcing the name change through Google+. Most of us have been referring to the cyberpunk headgear as Google Glass for some time now, and the name change signals the evolution of the wearable tech, from a project to a full-fledged platform. Google…
Boost Mobile Rolling Out HTC One SV Update, Delivers Android 4.1 and Sense 4.0
Boost mobile is rolling out an update for the HTC One SV, bringing Android 4.1 Jelly Bean and Sense 4 to the device. Although Boost Mobile has not released the details of the update, some users on Android Central forums have provided some details about what is included in the 411MB update. Along with all…
Microsoft’s Windows Phone 8 ‘Amber’ Update Detailed
Microsoft continues to update its Windows Phone 8 software, detailing today the ‘Amber’ or GDR2 update. The update adds a slew of functionality to the OS, such as FM radio support and an improved Xbox Music and Skype app. Here’s what’s new in versions 8.0.10327.77 and 8.0.10328.78: Xbox Music. It’s now easier to select, download, and…
Vine For Android Receives Update, Brings New Camera Features And Fast Capture Widget
Vine has updated its Android app today, bringing a host of features that are currently available on the iOS version of the app to Android devices. The update brings a new camera widget and camera improvements such as improved focus and a grid view, as well as bugfixes and other features. Here’s what’s new in…
Patience, Young Padawans: Rovio Teases New Angry Birds Star Wars Game
Rovio has got something big for us next Monday, July 15th. The masterminds behind Angry Birds have released a Star Wars Episode 1: The Phantom Menace themed picture, which means that Angry Birds Star Wars will be getting some new levels, characters and features next week. Rovio released it’s Star Wars themed version of Angry…
Verizon Joins Ubuntu Carrier Advisory Group To Help Ubuntu Touch Become A Reality
There’s no doubt that Apple’s iOS and Google’s Android mobile operating systems are the top two most used mobile operating systems today, but there are a few emerging mobile operating systems that are looking to claim the number three spot in usability, such as the Firefox OS and Tizen. Canonical’s Ubuntu Touch OS just received…
Sprint Announces ‘Unlimited, My Way’ and ‘All-In Plans’
Just yesterday afternoon we received word that Sprint could be offering a few new rate plans, and today Sprint has confirmed that rumor by officially announcing the new “Unlimited, My Way” and “All-In” plans. The new rate plans will be available for Sprint customers starting tomorrow, June 12th. Along with the new rate plans, Sprint…
Google Releases Chrome For Android Update, Brings Translation And Full-Screen Browsing on Tablets
Google has released an update to its Chrome for Android app, bringing the web browser to version 28.0.1500.64. The update brings a few new features to the popular web browser, along with various bugfixes and performance improvements. Here’s what’s new in this version: Fullscreen on tablets – Scroll to hide the toolbar Google Translate –…
Google’s Philanthropic One Today App Releases To The Public
Around mid-April, Google released an app that lets users learn about various nonprofits and charitable organizations. The app known as One Today was previously available only for those who had received invites, and is now available today for the general public. The One Today app showcases a different non-profit daily and allows users to donate…
Samsung’s Mobile App Academies Encourages The Next Generation of App Innvoation
Samsung is encouraging the next generation of app developers by offering $35,000 in scholarships to 11th and 12th graders who have an interest in science, technology and mathematics. Samsung is offering Mobile App Academies at various locations across the U.S., and will award the scholarships to those students who create winning app ideas. “Participants will…









