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Saturday, May 31, 2014
Friday, May 30, 2014
Backlash over Facebook's 'listening' feature is a problem of trust
An online petition against the feature had 500,000 backers by Friday
Report: Google to announce Android TV platform at Google I/O
Focused on interface and gaming, Google wants to win the living room not with a device, but a platform
Ballin' like Ballmer: 9 other tech luminaries who could buy an NBA team
Steve Ballmer may be in line to snap up the Los Angeles Clippers for a cool $2 billion. But he's not the only tech industry heavyweight with the bankroll and vision to make it big in basketball.
Wearables Right or Wrong? The Samsung Simband is solid tech with a dubious mission
In Episode 3 of his weekly video segment, Jon Phillips digs into Samsung's Simband, Fitbit's market share, and the heartbreaking disappointment of augmented reality smartglasses.
Thursday, May 29, 2014
Ballmer wins LA Clippers basketball team for $2 billion
The previous owner was forced to sell the team after allegations of racist remarks
Wearables get the runway treatment at Augmented World fashion show
Not every wearable device has to look as clunky as Google's Glass. A fashion show at the Augmented World Expo in Santa Clara, Calif., this week showed off the glamorous side of wearable tech.
Google Maps 8.1 update for Android brings back terrain view and more
The previously banished terrain view is now back, along with a few other tweaks.
Self-driving cars, medical wristbands, home automation, and oversharing
It's like Johnny Cab without the guy! Google's ride is here, and it's a cute little car. Plus we talk about Samsung's Simband, what an Apple entry into the home-automation market might mean, and Facebook's latest attempt to cut back on the oversharing. With guests Jason Cross and Leah Yamshon.
Help your friend find her lost phone with the latest Android Device Manager update
Google added a "guest mode" that lets other Android users sign in to locate misplaced devices.
BrandPost: Hot Deals Thursday: 30% off iPad 4, 30% off an HP Laptop, Lowest Price Ever on Inspiron PC, and more
Soon you'll be able to pay your Dish TV bill with Bitcoin
Soon you'll be able to pay your Dish bill with bitcoin.
Google shows off Android Wear integration for Nest, Google Calendar, more
Tired of waiting for Android Wear devices to hit store shelves? Us too. Check out these notification images in the meantime.
How to make browsing the web faster and more efficient on Android
Don't settle for a less than optimal browsing experience.
Wednesday, May 28, 2014
How augmented reality wants to help you shop
Some companies apply 3D imaging techniques to retail products
Apple officially acquires Beats for $3 billion
After much discussion and many theories, Apple has officially plunked down $3 billion to buy Beats Music and Beats Electronics.
Sense 6 rolling out to Verizon and Sprint HTC One (M7) phones
The latest and greatest version of HTC Sense is now rolling out to both the Verizon and Sprint One (M7)
Lookout's latest feature puts phone thieves on alert
The Theft Alert featured introduced to the Lookout Premium mobile app Wednesday sends an email alert anytime it detects that someone's doing something suspicious with your smartphone.
Broadcom brings universal wireless charging support with new BCM59350 chip
Support for PMA, A4WP, and WPC all in one chip on the way.
Asus' audacious PadFone X phone/tablet hybrid priced at $199 subsidized, preorders open June 6
Asus' PadFone line is finally coming to U.S. shores, and AT&T's opening pre-orders on June 6.
Put contact info on your lockscreen in case you lose your phone
This incredibly simple tip could help someone bring your lost Android device back to you.
Tuesday, May 27, 2014
Nvidia wants to steer its Tegra K1 into driverless cars
Nvidia sees driverless cars as a big opportunity for its new mobile processor
The LG G3 boasts an impressive screen
The 5.5-inch screen, with a 2560 by 1440 pixel resolution, will help set the G3 apart from the competition
Hands-on with the LG G3: Simplicity is key
Or at least, that's what the company wants you think when you glance over at its new 5.5-inch, KitKat-powered Android flagship.
Meet the LG G3, the first U.S. phone with quad-HD display
LG packs top-end specs in a phone aimed at being smarter and simpler.
Spotify security breach hits just one user, but Android listeners encouraged to update app
Android users still have to download an update as a "precautionary measure."
Spoiler Alert: LG spills all the beans for G3 ahead of launch
We all know the G3 is debuting on Tuesday, but now we pretty much know exactly what to expect.
How to use native screen recording in Android 4.4 - with and without root
Google hasn’t made this awesome feature very easy to find, but we'll show you how.
How Bitcoin can go mainstream
It's a fringe concept at the moment. But bringing the virtual currency to the masses isn't as far-fetched as you might think.
Blumoo review: Control all your home entertainment gear from one app
If it takes you one or two button presses on three separate remotes just to watch a movie, Blumoo is for you.
Monday, May 26, 2014
QuickCoin app lets users send bitcoin through Facebook
This Facebook wallet is designed to be as simple as messaging
Sunday, May 25, 2014
Saturday, May 24, 2014
Friday, May 23, 2014
Samsung has wearables fever and the only prescription is more watchphone
Some executive in South Korea apparently won't rest until his Dick Tracy dream is realized.
Quad-core, $100 HP 7 Plus joins HP's growing army of budget Android tablets
You've seen the $169 Slate 7 and the $89 Intel-based Mesquite. Now meet the $100 7 Plus.
Amazon offering free Fire TV trials to some Prime members
Users can spend 30 days with the set-top before getting charged.
Next generation of gaming consoles could fit in your pocket
Advances in development tools and mobile hardware are making mobile devices a lot more attractive to game makers.
Thursday, May 22, 2014
Minor update for T-Mobile Galaxy S5 squashes SMS bug
The update fixes a bug that wouldn't allow GS5 owners to receive SMS or MMS messages.
Nope, ads aren't coming to thermostats, says Nest
Ads might be headed to all kinds of Google-owned products, but not Nest thermostats.
Meet Tappy Chicken, the Flappy Bird clone a non-coder made in a week with Unreal Engine 4
Add Epic to the growing number of game developers with Flappy Bird clones.
Any.do launches web client that syncs with your mobile app
Because managing your to-do lists is more fun from multiple devices.
5 free Daydream apps that put your charging phone to work
Don't let you phone sit idle while it's charging, make it display useful information.
Wearables Right or Wrong? Epson’s new smartglasses will be a mainstream hit
In Episode 2 of WRoW, Jon Phillips digs into LG's new heart-rate monitor, Google's new Glass chief, and Epson's second-gen smartglasses.
Hands on with LG's HeartRate Earphones, a two-trick wearable that actually works
They play music. They monitor your heart rate. And that's all we ask of them.
Wednesday, May 21, 2014
Shhh! Secret finally brings its anonymous social network to Android
The interface doesn't deviate from the iOS version, and the secrets are just as gut wrenching.
WWDC, Surface Pro 3, stolen passwords and shared pictures
Getting ready for Apple's developer conference, Microsoft unveils Surface Pro 3, eBay gives away all its passwords to hackers, and the proper role of photo-sharing apps. We've got it all covered, with guests Serenity Caldwell and Brad Chacos.
How Netflix streams movies to your TV
The company operates its content delivery network with 1,000 homegrown, high-density storage systems
Sony's Android family and the LG Optimus G Pro are getting KitKat today
It's a beautiful day for software updates.
Official specifications for LG G3 outed
The continuous leaks of the G3 leave little mystery to LG's flagship smartphone.
Xbox One getting external hard drive support in June
Users will be able to tack on any USB 3.0 drive with at least 256 GB of storage.