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Nexus 5 Shows Up On Reddit Minutes Before Rumored Google Event

January 23, 2017October 31, 2013 by Alex Hernandez

The folks over at Phandroid are reporting that some lucky soul over on Reddit has posted pictures and details of the new Nexus 5. We … Read more…

Bing Scares Up It’s Homepage For Halloween

January 23, 2017October 31, 2013 by Alex Hernandez

If you haven’t been over to the Bing homepage or are just one of those people that never uses Bing. Today might be a good … Read more…

Another Fan Made iPhone 6 Render With Video

January 23, 2017October 31, 2013 by Alex Hernandez

It is not really that hard to believe that the iPhone 6 renders and mock ups are showing up so soon after the release of … Read more…

Phone Choices, Can’t We All Just Get Along?

February 17, 2014October 28, 2013 by Shaun Aston

As an avid Android user I often wonder how anyone can choose another platform for their personal device on a daily basis. I fully realize that people have different tastes, and want something I might not, or need something I might not care so much about. I often poke fun at people with iPhones, Windows Phones and BlackBerrys. However, this has always been in jest and never meant to belittle anyone or their choices. Despite my lack of understanding, I have always believed that multiple platforms are a good idea as they drive change thereby bettering the experience for all users.

WINNER!!! The Draco One Aluminium Bumper For The HTC One Giveaway!

January 23, 2017October 22, 2013 by Alex Hernandez

CONGRATULATIONS! Shahin Fadakar! You are the winner! Hey folks, we are giving away a Draco One Aluminum Bumper in Silver for the HTC One MSRP … Read more…

Punit Soni Ask For Android Developers Input On Google+

January 23, 2017October 21, 2013 by Alex Hernandez

Punit Soni VP, Product Management at Motorola Mobility (Google) took to Google+ tonight asking Android Developers for input on Moto. Punit Soni OK Developers, what can … Read more…

Google Launches, Google Media Tools

January 23, 2017October 21, 2013 by Alex Hernandez

The New York Times used Google+ Hangouts to interview U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry about Syria’s chemical weapons. The Weather Channel used Google Earth to illustrate the damage of Superstorm Sandy through dramatic before and after satellite images and live YouTube video. And Svenska Dagbladet used the Google Maps API and crowdsourced information from readers to plot disparities in neighborhood mortgage rates, generating a meaningful debate in Sweden.

Google Street View, CERN, Any Sign Of The Higgs Boson?

January 23, 2017October 17, 2013 by Alex Hernandez

Get a view of CERN you’ll likely never see IRL through the eyes of Google Street View. Google Street View CERN Symmetry Visitors all over … Read more…

Stormfly For Android Is Now On The Google Playstore

January 23, 2017October 15, 2013 by Alex Hernandez

Spiderfly Studios is one of the better developers working in the Google Playstore these days and their apps are as far as you need go … Read more…

Philips And Accenture Deliver Proof Of Concept For Delivering Vital Patient Data Via Google Glass

January 23, 2017October 8, 2013 by Alex Hernandez

Philips and Accenture announced today the creation of a proof-of-concept demo that uses Google Glass for researching ways to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of performing surgical procedures. Stories and press releases like these are sure to become more common place as Google Glass development continues to mature. Read on for the full Press Release.

Google acquires gesture-based interface development startup Flutter

January 23, 2017October 2, 2013 by Alex Hernandez

Gesture-based interface…..this should prove to be interesting.

Sparticl.org A New Site For Teens To Discover Science

January 23, 2017October 1, 2013 by Alex Hernandez

Twin Cities Public Televison and 3M launched a new website that offers science and technology served up for teens. TPT and 3M developed this idea in response to declining student interest in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM). So what is going to make this so different from any other science and technology website? Sparticl is a place where teens not only find and read information but they interact and can even contribute to the content.

Sherwin-Williams Releases ColorSnap Google Glass App

January 23, 2017September 30, 2013 by Alex Hernandez

Updated with video: Thanks Jason T. Smith

Sherwin-Williams becomes the first major consumer brand to launch a Google Glass Application. The application was developed by Resource, one of the largest independent marketing agencies in the country. The app is available for download to your Google Glass but is still in beta and will likely have a few bugs and issues that will need to be ironed out.

The Real Cost Of Pirated Apps

January 23, 2017September 28, 2013 by Alex Hernandez

I remember getting my first smartphone that used real and true mobile applications, the iPhone 3G. It didn’t take me long to find the jailbreak community and start modifying my phone to whatever extent I could. It was a fun time. True smartphone apps were in their infancy, but growing and maturing fast. It was also a time that my naivete was ripe. I really had no clue what it takes to develop mobile apps (or any application for that matter).

Thank You For Reading Our Site

January 23, 2017September 28, 2013 by Alex Hernandez

We just wanted to send a thank you out to everyone who’s been reading the site and enjoying the content. We’re doing all we can to make this site something you’ll want to come back to on a daily basis and check out. Just a heads up to everyone, as you come and go the site may change aesthetically here and there as we tweak and change things to better fit into our topics and theme.

UK Residents LightwaveRF Releases Android App On The Playstore

April 16, 2024September 28, 2013 by Alex Hernandez

Our UK readers will be pleased to know that LightwaveRF , a company in the smart home technology field, has released their Android App to help users control their smart home experience. LightwaveRF controls dimmer switches, ultra slim-line power sockets and LED lights, all from your smartphone or tablet.

The Developer Interviews: Kahil Nettleton Of Spiderfly Studios (Android)

April 16, 2024September 26, 2013 by Alex Hernandez

Thanks for doing this interview with us today Kahil! This is our very first developer interview for the site. I have always loved your work with the Glowfly app and the Spiderfly Studios design work looks stellar! As some of our readers know, I am a novice graphics designer and you were kind enough to take one of my designs and polish it up for use on our Google+ and Twitter page. Thanks so much for doing that.

BlackBerry Preliminary Fiscal 2014 Results Are Not Surprising

April 16, 2024September 22, 2013 by Alex Hernandez

BlackBerry Ltd announced their preliminary second quarter fiscal 2014 results on Friday, and the results are no surprise to most in the mobile market. The results show a clear loss (operating loss of $950 million) for Blackberry as well as a workforce reduction of over one-third.

Why You Should Consider Android For Your Next Mobile Platform

April 16, 2024September 21, 2013 by Alex Hernandez

The mobile market is the most intense in competition than it has been in years. The platform players have been shaved down to three major runners, Android, iOS, and Windows Phone (one can make an argument for Blackberry pulling up the rear). The intensity of competition even rings through websites and social networks, where loyal users from each camp take up arms and fight to the death through forum and site comments.

Sony Bravia Smart Stick With Google

April 16, 2024September 21, 2013 by Alex Hernandez

Sony Electronics introduced its next-gen smart TV device, the NSZ-GU1 BRAVIA Smart Stick. This looks to be the successor to the Sony Google TV boxes of the past. The Smart Stick is very slim and lightweight, almost mimicking the Chromecast form factor.