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- HTC One M10 (Perfume) could feature the same great camera hardware as Nexus 6P and 5X, but with one key difference…
- Samsung Gear S2 update rolling out, brings new apps and the usual performance improvements/bug fixes
- Google Street View adds 40 US national parks and historic sites to visit from the couch or on-the-go
- Fabric introduces screengrab, a new developer tool for localizing screenshots in different languages
- Google is reportedly working on a standalone VR headset that doesn’t need a smartphone to power it
- Here’s what you can do with the new wrist gestures in Android Wear [VIDEO]
- HTC’s upcoming smartwatch could launch before the end of April
- Download: GTA Liberty City Stories for Android is now available
- Samsung Gear S2 Classic 18K Rose Gold and Platinum launch in the US tomorrow for $449.99
- 1st Gen Moto 360 seems to be getting Android 6.0 Marshmallow
- Android Wear watches are about to get slimmer and last longer thanks to Qualcomm’s latest chipset
- Samsung might include a free Gear VR when Galaxy S7 pre-sales go live
- Moto 360 Sport Review
- AT&T Deal: buy a Samsung Galaxy flagship and get a Samsung Galaxy S6 completely free
Posted: 11 Feb 2016 06:23 PM PST Chiming in with new details surrounding the M10's camera is LlabTooFeR. A reliable source of leaks and information on upcoming HTC devices, he says the HTC M10 could be outfitted with the same Sony IMX377 camera sensor that's found in the Nexus 5X and Nexus 6P, but with one big surprise... |
Samsung Gear S2 update rolling out, brings new apps and the usual performance improvements/bug fixes Posted: 11 Feb 2016 05:19 PM PST Earlier today we watched as the 1st and 2nd Gen Moto 360s finally received updates to Android Marshmallow. Not one to be left out of the party, Samsung is here with an update to Samsung Gear S2 and its rival mobile OS. |
Google Street View adds 40 US national parks and historic sites to visit from the couch or on-the-go Posted: 11 Feb 2016 04:22 PM PST Google has announced that they've teamed up with the National Park Service for their 100th birthday to add 40 US national parks to Street View, allowing users to experience these locations in full 360-degrees, just as if they were there. |
Fabric introduces screengrab, a new developer tool for localizing screenshots in different languages Posted: 11 Feb 2016 03:34 PM PST Building Android apps isn't easy. Aside from having to code the apps themselves, developers have to go through all the trouble of screen capturing relevant parts of their apps, sometimes repeating the process in different languages in order to localize them for other countries. It can be tedious and it's the reason why the "screengrab" was created. |
Google is reportedly working on a standalone VR headset that doesn’t need a smartphone to power it Posted: 11 Feb 2016 02:06 PM PST VR… It's so hot right now. VR. Reports of Google working on a more advanced (read: less flimsy) version of their Google Cardboard VR headset have been floating around the net for weeks now. Today, a new report claims Google will also be launching a completely standalone VR product, one that isn't powered by your smartphone. |
Here’s what you can do with the new wrist gestures in Android Wear [VIDEO] Posted: 11 Feb 2016 01:34 PM PST Android Marshmallow is currently rolling out to Android Wear devices. There aren't a ton of new features to get excited about in this update, but one underrated feature is getting even better. |
HTC’s upcoming smartwatch could launch before the end of April Posted: 11 Feb 2016 01:27 PM PST HTC's has reportedly been toying around with the idea of a smartwatch for some time now. As so often is the case with this elusive smartwatch, it appears now the HTC-made "watch" could be out sometime before the end of April. |
Download: GTA Liberty City Stories for Android is now available Posted: 11 Feb 2016 11:50 AM PST GTA fans looking for something new to do on their Android phones will be happy to know that another game in the series is now sitting in the Google Play Store. It's GTA: Liberty City Stories, and you can get it for $3.99. |
Samsung Gear S2 Classic 18K Rose Gold and Platinum launch in the US tomorrow for $449.99 Posted: 11 Feb 2016 10:28 AM PST Samsung has announced that the Gear S2 Classic in 18K Rose Gold and Platinum will be available in the US starting tomorrow, February 12th. The devices will be going for around $449.99. |
1st Gen Moto 360 seems to be getting Android 6.0 Marshmallow Posted: 11 Feb 2016 09:27 AM PST We assumed the latest and greatest smart watches would be first in line for Android 6.0 Marshmallow, but it seems owners of one of the original premium smart watches are ahead of the pack. The 1st Gen Moto G seems to be getting a widespread rollout starting today. |
Android Wear watches are about to get slimmer and last longer thanks to Qualcomm’s latest chipset Posted: 11 Feb 2016 07:29 AM PST Qualcomm has announced their latest chipset, and it ain't for phones, tablets, or even cars: this one's for your watch. It's the Qualcomm Wear 2100, a chipset designed specifically for wearables like Android Wear watches. |
Samsung might include a free Gear VR when Galaxy S7 pre-sales go live Posted: 11 Feb 2016 06:33 AM PST New rumor today says Samsung will be taking pre-orders for the Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge the very same day they're announced, and you'll even be able to get a free Gear VR headset if you're early enough! |
Posted: 11 Feb 2016 05:44 AM PST Most smartwatches attempt to be fitness trackers, but if you're serious about fitness, you still need a dedicated device.The Moto 360 Sport is designed to bridge the gap, but can it get Android Wear off the couch? |
AT&T Deal: buy a Samsung Galaxy flagship and get a Samsung Galaxy S6 completely free Posted: 11 Feb 2016 05:25 AM PST AT&T's latest deal for Samsung phones is pretty cool. If you buy a Samsung Galaxy flagship -- such as the Galaxy S6, S6 Edge, S6 Edge Plus or Note 5 -- you can get yourself an additional Samsung Galaxy S6 for free. |
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