Music-streaming service Spotify has become a huge player in the on-demand music streaming scene, and is now looking to enter the realm of on-demand video streaming. According to Business Insider, Spotify will compete head on with the likes of Netflix and HBO Go by providing original content as well as access to a library of…
Barnes & Noble Offering Free Nook Simple With Purchase of Nook HD+
In an attempt to recoup losses from last years’ lackluster e-reader sales, Barnes & Noble Inc. is offering quite a deal for customers of its Nook HD+ tablet. From March 24th to March 30th, anyone who purchases a Nook HD+ tablet will receive a Nook Simple e-reader for free. E-reader sales have plummeted since 2011,…
LG Reportedly Prepping Smart Watch
LG is the newest to jump on the smart watch bandwagon by announcing that it will bring a device to the market sometime soon, according to the Korea Times. With a multitude of smart watches currently coming to market, LG is expected to join the ranks of Apple, Samsung and Google with its very own smart watch offering. We still are lacking…
Rumored Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini Pictures Leaked
Some new images of the rumored Samsung Galaxy S 4 mini have made their way to Twitter today. While the device is nowhere near official, it would not be surprising if Samsung released this device, based on last years rollout of the Galaxy S III Mini a few months after the Galaxy S III launch.…
T-Mobile LTE Service Functioning in 8 Cities
T-Mobile’s LTE service has been detected in 8 new locations today, according to PCMag. OpenSignal, a crowd sourced Android app, has reported that LTE is now functioning in Denver, Las Vegas, Kansas City, New York, New Orleans, San Diego, San Jose and Seattle. T-Mobile has declared it would roll out LTE service, but without details…
GTC 2013: Future of Gaming Powered by NVIDIA’s GRID
We just got back from NVIDIA’s GTC Conference, where we saw some developments that will power the future of mobile devices and device interconnectivity. From NVIDIA’s project SHIELD to in vehicle infotainment systems, GTC showed gave us a glimpse of the changing mobile landscape, as it evolves from smartphones and tablets into the gaming world…
Archos GamePad Launches in U.S. for $179
The Archos GamePad is making its debut in the U.S.today, carrying with it a price tag of $179.00. The Android powered tablet/gaming device, which was released in Europe in December of last year, is focused on gaming by combining a PSP-like physical gamepad with an Android Jelly Bean powered tablet. The Archos GamePad runs on Android 4.1, and touts a 7-inch display with a…
NVIDIA GPU Conference: Tegra 4 Always-On-HDR Camera Demo
We’re here at NVIDIA’s GPU Conference in San Jose, and NVIDIA’s Tegra 4 is one of the biggest stars of the show. The quad-core processor touts many features, like always on HDR for both photos and videos. Chimera was unveiled at CES in January, when NVIDIA debuted the Tegra 4. The technology is being referenced as “the…
Microsoft to Developers: We’ll Pay You $100, Make Us Apps, Please?
Microsoft needs apps, and it’s not being too shy about admitting it. Today, Microsoft has announced that it will be offering $100 per app to developers who submit new apps for both the Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8 platforms. Microsoft wants quality apps, though; the submitted apps must do more than just open up a webpage, and not…
HTC One Shipment Delays Due to Component Shortages, Slow 2012 Shipments
We all know that HTC’s new flagship smartphone, the HTC One has been delayed for an undisclosed amount of time, with plenty projected reasons for this snafu coming up recently. We had heard that HTC has had a hard time fulfilling the component orders for its device, and new news from the Wall Street Journal confirms this today. HTC is…









