It looks like Android 5.0 is coming soon, thanks to a tweet from Google. The tweet, which is a simple screenshot of a new Google Now feature which displays World Cup info all but confirms the existence of the next version of Android, 5.0. But wait, how can we tell all this from a boring…
LG’s New G Pad Lineup Begins Rollout in Europe
LG’s new G Pad lineup is beginning to roll out in Europe, beginning with the smallest tablet of the bunch, the LG G Pad 7.0. The decidedly mid-range tablets are being touted as somewhere between “entry-level and premium devices.” Nice marketing LG, but the tablets seem pretty pedestrian to us. The new G Pad tablets…
Here’s the metal Samsung Galaxy F sitting next to the Galaxy S5
Another day, another Galaxy F leak. This time we have Sammy’s upcoming flagship sitting next to the current Galaxy S5. And yes we want one of these right now. Alas, as far as we know, the Galaxy F — or however ends up being known — won’t be out before September. Specs wise, it will…
Starbucks teams-up to Duracell to equip its stores with wireless charging spots
Duracell is teaming-up with Starbucks and Teavana tea bars to add 100,000 Powermat spots across the two firm’s stores. As you would imagine, this scheme will start with the San Francisco Bay area and eventually expand throughout the U.S. Under the deal, Powermat spots will be installed on tables and counters, allowing folks to add…
Amazon launches Prime Music service, makes it free for Prime subscribers
Amazon is joining the music streaming game with its own Prime Music service, which is available for free to existing Prime subscribers, while the rest of the world will have to buy it separately. There’s a free 30-day trial period to try out the service and only then decide whether it delivers the goods in…
AT&T’s Samsung Galaxy Mega and Verizon’s Samsung Galaxy Note II get Android 4.4 KitKat updates
Two Samsung devices sold in the U.S. are getting Android 4.4 KitKat updates as we speak, AT&T’s Samsung Galaxy Mega and Verizon’s Samsung Galaxy Note II. As that’s usually the case, the new software delivers improved performance, stability enhancements, software updates and more, all while making sure your phone runs as smoothly as possible. Aside…
Pinterest app comes to Windows Phone!
Pinterest is going for Windows Phone users, having launched the official mobile app for Microsoft’s mobile platform. As that’s the case with versions of the app for other popular platforms — as in iOS and Android — Pinterest for Windows Phone allows users to pin interesting stuff they come across around the web, and discover…
Oppo N1 Mini specs unveiled: 5-inch 720p HD screen, 13MP camera with 6-piece lense, quad-core chip
At its recent event unveiling the Oppo N1 Mini, the Chinese firm failed to provide us with the specs sheet. Now we get to learn those details, compliments to the G4Games website. According to them, the Mini won’t be that small except when compared to its bigger brother. It will pack a 5-inch 720p HD…
Video: This is Corning’s anti-reflective coating for displays
Corning, which is the company we best known for their Gorilla Glass products, is working on the anti-reflective coating for displays that promises to significantly reduce the refection of light. During the recently ended Computex in Taiwan, the company showed off the solution on a large screen, which was applied to both sides of the…
Samsung Galaxy S III Neo unveiled in Europe for some reason
Again and again we see Samsung launching new devices like it’s nobody’s business. Yes, it’s getting hard to keep up with all phones and tablets the Korean company announced in the last few years. Their latest phone, Galaxy S III Neo (model number GT-I9301I), has been unveiled in Europe, or at least it got the…









