It is said that we won’t be waiting for too long to see the first Tizen-powered device. However, such product may not be a smartphone nor TV, but a smart camera. During the Tizen Developer Summit in Seoul, South Korea, the company confirmed the first Tizen-powered device will be the NX300M camera. According to Samsung,…
Gogo enables in-flight text and talk
Gogo unveiled its new Text & Talk technology to allow airline passengers to send text messages and make phone calls using their own smartphone much like they do on the ground. To utilize the new service, passengers need to download an app — available for iOS and Android devices — and then text and talk…
Xolo Q2000 announced: 5.5-inch HD screen, MediaTek’s quad-core chip and 13MP camera
India’s Xolo unveiled its latest smartphone, the Xolo Q2000. The device offers quite a bang for the buck though it’s unlikely you’ll be able to buy it in the West. Those living in India, on the other hand, can buy one for INR 14,999, which is the amount that translates into around $240. Specs wise,…
FCC to launch an Android app to crowd source mobile broadband speed testing
There are quite a few services that allow you to test the speed of your current Internet connection, Speedtest.net being one of the most popular options. Like that’s not enough, FCC wants to have its own app out there that would allow users not only to get information about download and upload speeds, but also…
AT&T to pre-install Lookout Mobile Security on Android devices
As part of the plan to make its users safer — and eventually increase ARPU — AT&T will be pre-installing Lookout Mobile Security on Android devices. The basic app will come free of charge, while Premium version will cost $2.99 per month. Lookout’s app not only keeps users protected from malware but also allows them…
SwiftKey working to add emoji and optional number row to its already great keyboard
Even though it already has the best virtual keyboard out there, SwiftKey is working to make its flagship product even better. The newly introduced “Layouts for Living” improved the experience on big screen devices, but these guys won’t stop here. In fact, they keep collecting user feedback with plans to release timely updates that would…
Fashion And Tech Collide: Motiif Trench Coat Sports 4G LTE, Smartphone Charger, Wireless Charging
The age of wearable tech is upon us, and its looking surprisingly hip. A far cry from the dorky looking Google Glass, a new piece of fashion tech is coming to market. Behold ‘M’ a smart trench coat from Motiif. The spiffy looking jacket combines a Wi-Fi hotspot and a smartphone charger into its waterproof…
Lightercase Lets You Light Up Cigarettes With Your iPhone or Android Device
Smartphones are smart alright, but they do lack one important feature: a cigarette lighter. If you’ve ever found yourself without a lighter when you’re jonesing for that nicotine fix, then a new Indiegogo project is right up your alley. Lightercase has almost reached its funding goal, and is a plastic smartphone case that incorporates a…
Photo Shootout: Nexus 5 vs. LG G2
Smartphone cameras are becoming a really big deal, one of the most sought after features on a smartphone these days. Cameras and the software that powers them gets better and better each day, allowing for cameras with mediocre specs to take amazing photos like their more powerful cousins. That’s the case in today’s photo shootout,…
FTL Coming to iPad, Getting Free Expansion in Early 2014
Indie smash FTL: Faster Than Light has been showered with accolades since its release last year. The game’s mix of real-time strategy, ship boarding combat, and procedurally generated locations and encounters has garnered it many awards, rave reviews and a consistently high metacritic score. Now developer Subset games has announced a free expansion coming to…









