During this year’s CES, Sony unveiled a tennis racket sensor which is now more detailed in a FoneArena report. The petite device weighs just 8 grams, latching on to the bottom of a tennis racket to track your swing performance. Connecting to a smartphone is done via Bluetooth and a dedicated Smart Tennis Sensor application…
ZTE Geek running Tizen to be at display in Barcelona?
Looks like Samsung won’t be the only major handset maker pursing the Tizen platform. According to PhoneArena, ZTE may also experiment with it and use its powerful Geek smartphone to showcase the capabilities of Tizen. Those of you who missed it should know that the ZTE Geek was the first smartphone to feature NVIDIA’s powerful…
This Samsung Galaxy S5 Render is Ugly as Hell
Most of the time, renders of new devices are awe-inspiring, conjuring up adjectives such as sleek, sexy and forward-thinking. A new render Samsung Galaxy S5 render spotted today is quite the opposite. Instead of showcasing innovation, this render causes constipation. Grody! The new render comes from Dutch website SamsungGalaxyS5.nl, a site which has posted some…
Beats Music Launches Streaming Music Service on iOS, Android and Windows Phone
The Dr.Dre backed Beats has launched a new streaming music service, known as Beats Music. Beats Music lands on iOS, Android and Windows Phone devices alongside a number of other streaming music services such as Spotify, Rdio, Slacker, iTunes Radio and Google Play Music All Access. Late to the music streaming game, Beats is hoping…
Ninja Gaiden Gets Retro Makeover for Upcoming Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z for PS3, Xbox 360 and Steam
Fans of the Ninja Gaiden franchise are in for a treat! Team Ninja is giving its newest incarnation of the classic series a retro-makeover, and it’s mind-blowing. The new title, Yaiba: Ninja Gaiden Z is coming to PS3, Xbox 360 and on Steam on March 4th, 2014. To create the new title, Team Ninja took…
Firefighting Developer Making Google Glass Useful by Creating Life-Saving Glassware
Google Glass is definitely an interesting piece of hardware with a myriad of possible uses, and can be used for much more than just entertainment purposes. Glass has an unlimited number of potential uses in the enterprise sector, and could help everyone from doctors performing complicated surgeries to firefighters struggling to save innocent people’s lives.…
Samsung Galaxy S5 to sport multi-hovering capabilities?
Another day, another Galaxy S5 rumor. The latest bit of information suggests that Sammy’s 2014 flagship will come with multi-hovering capabilities. This, in turn, will allow for a more natural touchless user interaction that will go beyond call accepting/rejecting and “Air View.” According to G4Games which cites reports from Korea, Samsung will use Synaptics’ technology…
LG G Flex coming to 20+ European countries next month
LG announced that its G Flex smartphone is coming to Europe. And no, not just one country – but quite a few of them. The Korean giant will make its curved device available in over 20 markets across the Old Continent, starting with the UK, Germany, France, Italy, Sweden and Austria. Pricing and availability will…
Here’s how the Xperia Z2 UI will look like
Sony will introduce a number of UI changes with a KitKat software update. New graphic elements, tweaks and more are coming to the next Sony UI, which will likely debut with the Xperia Z2 aka Sirius. Included in the package are new themes and settings, as well as new colors and even fancier wallpapers. Transparent…
Microsoft should acquire Vuzix
Google Glass is getting all the attention these days. The search giant pretty much pioneered the industry (or at least made it much more visible), which promises to yet again redefine the way we communicate with modern technology. But Google is not the only game in town. There are other companies making smart glasses like…









