iPhone 6 to Feature Liquidmetal as Apple Gains Exclusive Rights Until 2015
Apple secured its hold on liquidmetal technology as a Securities and Exchange Commission document filing reveals exclusive rights to the company. Apple extended its exclusive license on the rare metal up to February 2015. This is the second time both Liquidemetal and Apple decided to revise their agreement for an extension. It also appears Apple’s intent on including the metal and technology in its upcoming devices, the iPhone 6 as the first in line.
Samsung Galaxy S5 Prime Spotted, S5 Prime vs HTC One M8 Prime: Killer Features to Expect
Samsung unleashed the Samsung Galaxy S5 last February. As with other flagship devices, Samsung will reportedly release another variant under the S5 series. The upcoming variant will be a luxury edition of the S5 dubbed as “Galaxy S5 Prime.” At the beginning of May, leaked photos of the device appeared suggesting the device will come with a QHD (2K) resolution display and a metal build. This time, the device appeared on an import website. Will the Samsung Galaxy S5 Prime be a contender against n...
Android 4.4.3 for Nexus 5, Nexus 7 and Samsung Galaxy S4 to Feature Navigation Button
Android 4.4 KitKat has rolled to most devices and now it appears Google and other manufacturers like Samsung are gearing up for another rollout – the Android 4.4.3. The Android 4.4.3’s main purpose will be to address bugs and issues caused by previous Android updates. Aside from its bug fixing nature, new information suggests that Google also plans to introduce some changes in the interface through Android 4.4.3. One of these is a new navigation button.
Samsung SM-G906A Running on Android 4.4.3 Shows Up in AnTuTu
Google’s Android 4.4.3 update remains elusive this month. Previously, analysts believe the update will be released earlier this May because of sightings and Sprint’s slip. However, the update is still MIA. Fortunately, more devices running on the Android 4.4.3 OS show up supporting the idea that Google has indeed something planned. The recent sighting shows a Samsung SM-G906A device listed in AnTuTu. What can people expect?
Simulation Video and Images Show How the 4.7-inch Apple iPhone 6 Will Run With the iOS
The past few months revolved around whether Apple will release two versions of its iPhone 6. So far there have been several leads and predictions supporting the idea. There have also been a number of schematics and mockups offering an insight on what the iPhone 6 will look like. This time, simulation video shows what people can expect from a 4.7-inch iPhone 6 running on iOS.
Apple Refused Female Masturbation App
Apple’s App Store has been a major driving force for the company. Despite promise and potential of high download rates, Apple recently rejected a female masturbation app called HappyPlayTime. The company refused putting up the app on the Apple iTunes store emphasizing it has no plans on providing people with a guide to their orgasms.
Apple Rejects Samsung's iPhone 6 Display, Turns to Other Suppliers for September 19 Release
Apple and Samsung’s rivalry continue as the Cupertino-based company reportedly rejected displays from its South Korean competitor. According to recent information from the Taiwanese supply chain, Apple has decided to go for Japan Display and LG as its primary suppliers. Innolux has also been added to the list of suppliers for the 4.7-inch screen of the iPhone 6. Sharp has been rejected leaving Apple with a total of three suppliers to meet the iPhone 6 production demand.
Android 4.4.3 KitKat Rooting Problems Possible, Release Delayed but Samsung Galaxy S4 and S5 Testing Spotted
Google’s upcoming Android 4.4.3 update has been making the headlines especially with its bug-fixing nature. Unlike previous updates, the primary goal of the update is to solve issues and bugs that older versions of the OS have caused. Despite the promise of the update to address OS issues and bugs, Chainfire, popular creator and developer of SuperSU and CF-Auto-Root tools, voiced out his concerns about the upcoming firmware. There may be rooting issues surrounding Android 4.4.3.
Samsung Galaxy S3 Android 4.3 Problems Arise, Quick Fixes and More
It has been quite some time after Samsung Galaxy S3 received the Android 4.3 update. Nonetheless, a number of users still reported experiencing problems with the update. According to some, their devices often lag and experience problems when opening multiple windows. Likewise, the phone also fails to reboot following download and old download notifications do not disappear.
Apple’s iPhone 6 Can Break Records and Kill Samsung Galaxy S5
Apple’s iPhone 6 will be different from other iPhone launches because of its two size options. If Apple pushes through with the anticipated 5.5-inch version, it will be the first time the company will participate in the phablet competition. Analysts continue to bank on the iPhone 6’s phablet version to deliver Apple incremental sales. According to predictions, the iPhone 6 will likely have a big “opening weekend” breaking Samsung’s record of selling 10million Galaxy S5 handsets in 25 days. Can ...
Apple iPhone 6 Release Update to Feature New Visual System, Say Goodbye to Phone Menu
A few more months before the release of the iPhone 6 give Apple time to include more features and tweak components. The company has been acquiring patents for the past few months all pointing to a new iPhone system. The latest patent sighting describes a new visual dialing system promising more convenient business calls and an end to the hassle of audible-menu.
Samsung Confirms Galaxy Note 4 Bendable Display, Release Date and Killer Features
For the past few weeks, Samsung Galaxy Note 4 has been making the headlines. Previously, sources have only cited leads and predictions from analysts and industry observers. This time, a Samsung executive confirms the flexible display form factor the Galaxy Note 4. The device is expected to drop around September during the 2014 IFA. Will Galaxy Note 4 be the killer that many expect it to be?
No More Nexus 7 and 10, Nexus 6 Successor Android LG Silver Release in February 2015
Google will reportedly scrap the Nexus program for a more Android-specific line called Silver. The first product in line will be an LG-made smartphone to be released February 2015. Can the Silver line be better than the Nexus line? What can people expect from the first LG Silver smartphone?
HTC One (M8) vs Samsung Galaxy S5 vs Sony Xperia Z2: The Best Android Smartphones
Android smartphones come in different shapes and sizes. As the smartphone market becomes more competitive, consumers may be overwhelmed with the number of choices available. The following sections count down some of the most powerful and highly rated Android smartphones today.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S 10.5 and Series Images and Prices Leaked, Top Features to Expect
Samsung just announced three slates under the Galaxy Tab 4 series but it appears the company does not want to stop. According to latest leaks, Samsung has been working on a mega 10.5-inch super slate. The device will be categorized under the Galaxy Tab S. Aside from the images leaked, prices of the Galaxy Tab S series, the 10.5 and 8.4-inch versions have shown up. What can people expect from Samsung's new slate offerings?
Apple WWDC 2014 Roundup: iPhone 6, iOs 8, Dr. Dre Beats and More
It has been a busy month for Apple. The company has released the iPhone 5c 8GB variant across the globe strengthening marketing penetration across different economies. There have also been talks about expectations on Apple Store’s trade-ins including iMessage bugs and the release of Microsoft Surface Pro 3 against the iPad. With the industry continuing to look forward to Apple’s next move, expectations remain high for the 2014 WWDC event of the company. Can Apple deliver a keynote to satisfy th...
Apple OS X 10.9.3 Release Offers 4K Support, 1536MB Max VRAM Increase for Macs and MacBooks
Apple has released a minor update through the OS X 10.9.3. The latest Mavericks Mac operating system offers improved support for 4K display for the 15-MacBook Pro and newest Mac. It also comes with a variety of improvements, bug fixes and an increase in the Max VRAM up to 1536MB. Users can now start downloading the update.
LG G2 Android 4.4.2 KitKat Problems Arise, Quick Fix and More
Following update to Android 4.4.4 KitKat, many LG G2 users reported problems including battery life and LTE connection. Some user also noted that the GPS on their devices has been inaccurate. Fortunately, there are quick fixes around these problems.
Android 4.4.3 Update Release Confirmed as Firmware Shows Up on Teaser Video and Samsung Website
The Android 4.4.3 has been making headlines for quite some time now. However, despite predictions saying that it should roll out this May, the OS update has not made an appearance yet. Nonetheless, the market remains hopeful as Moto E’s teaser video and Samsung’s developer website provided hints about the upcoming OS. What can people expect?
Apple iPhone 6 To Fail Full HD Expectations with 1704x960 Display
Apple has been gearing up for the release of the iPhone 6 including a larger or phablet version of the device. Although there have been countless tips or leads about the big screen, the final dimensions and resolution have yet to be revealed. There are industry experts and watchers expecting the iPhone 6 to fall short of the HD prediction. According to recent information, people may have to come into terms with a 1704 x 960 display instead.
Apple iPad Air, iPad Air 4 Release to Feature iSight Camera, Landscape Connector, New Smart Cover
Apple has been granted 38 patents recently according to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. According to the patents, Apple has been working on a new landscape connector for the iPad including a new camera system. Other patented technologies include a compact iPod that never materialized in the market. As with other Apple patents, these technologies may find their way to future company products or they may not.
Apple Release Roundup: Split-screen iPad, iOS 8, Compact iPod and iPhone 6
Apple has been preparing for several major releases including the iOS 8, split-screen iPad, iPhone 6 and a potential compact iPod. It appears the tech giant has been gearing up to boost the iPad productivity with a new split screen support. Likewise, Apple has secured a new patent describing a compact iPod. With the release of the iOS 8, iPad Air 2 and iPhone 6 coming, a roundup of features of upcoming iOS devices should give people a good idea if the next wave of Apple products offers great pot...
Apple iPhone 6 vs Samsung Galaxy S6: Apple, Samsung to Compete for Graphene and Bendable Displays
Foldable and bendable portable displays may be the future of smartphones. Graphene technology has reportedly been gaining interest among tech giants. In fact, Samsung announced previously that it has found a way to mass produce graphene. Whereas Samsung appears to be intent on gaining lead ahead of competition, graphene has also become an interest for competitors like Apple. Can Samsung and Apple pull off a graphene-based phone? Who will do it better?
Apple iPhone 6 iWallet is an Ally to Credit Card Companies
Contrary to predictions of analysts for years, Apple has not added a near-field communications technology to its iPhone series. Industry experts have long waited for Apple to concentrate on the development of touch-less mobile payments for years. The tech giant did not appear interested in including the feature not until now. According to recent information, Apple has been working its Wallet application developing a mobile payment not only beneficial to users but also to credit card companies.
Apple iOS 8 Release Roundup: June Release, Split-Screen Multitasking Support, HD Audio Playback
Apple has been working on a new iOS feature that can enhance iPad productivity and offer better audio experience for users. The tech giant will reportedly release the new mobile operating system at the Worldwide Developers Conference this June. The iOS 8 will be released alongside the OS Mavericks 10.10. Previously, Apple indicated the company’s focus will be on these two products during the upcoming event. Can the iOS 8 deliver better experience than before?
Apple iOS 8, iPad Air 2 to Feature Split-Screen Multitasking and More During 2014 WWDC
Apple has been gearing up for the release of the iOS 8 and the iPad Air 2. According to recent information, Apple has been working on incorporating a new feature for the iOS 8. The latest feature has been developed using the full-size 9.7-inch iPad model. The iPad Air was included although there are no details suggesting if the feature will be accessible through the 7.9-inch iPad Mini.
Galaxy S5 Updates Offer Better Fingerprint Scanner and Camera, S5 Prime to Feature Faster Download Speed
Samsung has started rolling out a series of updates for its Samsung Galaxy S5 line. According to details of the updates, users should expect better fingerprint scanner, faster camera and download speeds. The updates have been rolling out to the international variant of the device. Other users across the globe should also receive the update soon. Release of the update depends on the user’s region and carrier. It may take some time for other people to receive the updates.
Google Silver UI to Go against Samsung TouchWiz and HTC Sense: Google vs Samsung Interface
Google’s Silver program started making headlines after reports suggest that it will be replace the current Nexus setup. According to the recent information, the Android Silver devices will offer a more tailored Google experience. The software interface will offer features that can compete against custom UI’s like Samsung’s TouchWiz and HTC’s Sense. What can people expect?
Samsung Super AMOLED Tablets with 13-inch LCD Leaked, New Galaxy TabPRO Models Release Imminent
Samsung has always aimed at producing as many screen sizes and tablets possible. According to recent reports, the Korean tech giant may be gearing up for one of its largest yet. The latest leak suggests that Samsung has been working on a 13.3-inch tablet featuring LCD and AMOLED technology. The screen will offer a display and 2,560×1,600 resolution.
LG Releases G Pad 7.0, G Pad 8.0 and G Pad 10.1: What to Expect
LG has released three devices under its G Pad series. The latest slates from the company come in different sizes offering consumers more options. Last September, LG announced its LG G Pad 8.3. The has market responded positively to the slate. With the success of the previous model, can the three variants be a success as well?