Tech manufacturers usually release products as quickly as anyone can imagine. Despite launching a smartphone, companies like Samsung will have another set ready in no time. This is evident from several handsets people can choose from.
Nokia has sent out the invitation for the Microsoft Build Developer Conference scheduled on April 2, Wednesday, in San Francisco. The Finnish company is expected to focus again on the Windows Phone handsets at the upcoming event after officially unveiling their first Android phone, Nokia X, at the 2014 Mobile World Congress (MWC).
Google is planning to stuff the Nexus 6 with as many killer features as possible on its rumoured release date this 2014, two of which are seemingly revealed in recently published patents.
Reports on Apple’s iPhone 6 mainly revolved around analysts predicting its release. Recently, new information suggests that Apple is preparing for production already. Information came from a well-known Chinese manufacturer. According to the reports, Apple has been boosting production and hiring more people to make sure it can release the next iPhone 6 around fall. What can people expect from the tech giant’s next flagship phone?
Despite a few months more before its release, Apple’s iPhone 6 has been a hot topic in the market already. Patent sightings and predictions suggest that the iPhone 6 could be one of the most interesting and powerful smartphones around. With its biggest rival releasing the Samsung Galaxy S5, the pressure is on Apple to deliver something even better. Can the Cupertino-based company deliver?
Apple’s iPhone 6 has been in the spotlight especially after reports indicated it will feature an all-new sapphire display. Whereas the market remains convinced about the iPhone 6 debuting with an impressive screen, it appears Apple wants to take the phone’s designs and features further. According to recent analyst’s prediction and patent, Apple’s next flagship phone may be able to tell weather and manager power or battery life better. What can people expect?
The Wii U is expecting more games with Unity later this year, while GBA titles are now scheduled to start rolling out via the Virtual Console service.
The Samsung Galaxy S5 Active has been spotted and hinted to head to AT&T and Sprint for starters, while the Samsung Galaxy S5 may enjoy an earlier release date to steer clear of the country-wide South Korean ban on smartphones.
While reports are rife that the Nexus 10 2 release date is likely shelved for good by Google in favour of the 8.9-inch Nexus 8, hopes for a refresh of the 10-inch tab were rekindled as the first edition hits eBay for only $299.
Battlefield 4 Xbox One and PC players are faced with the delay of the Naval Strike DLC, set now for an early April release. But they can expect new fixes and improvements for Battlelog in time for the DLC.
The PS4 is rumoured to get PSOne and PS2 support according to an insider. Meanwhile, the PS Vita is getting an update treatment, with the 3.10 update, now detailed with the new features.
Microsoft has now made the price cut on the Xbox One Titanfall bundle official as it offers a lowered priced bundle in its web site. Also, check out what’s the deal with Obama Plays Titanfall.
Samsung unveiled its newest flagship phone, the Samsung Galaxy S5, during the Mobile World Congress 2014 last February. Following the official announcement, the Korean tech giant promised that the device will soon hit stores on April 11. As the official release date nears, several variants of the Samsung Galaxy S5 have popped up. What can people expect? When will the flagship and its variants hit other regions?
Will the iPhone 6 release date come a little sooner in the face of forecasted weaker results for Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) in the current quarter, likely extending far into the second half of 2014?
Despite its water and dust resistant features, the Samsung Galaxy S5 is rumoured to release yet another version of the phone that will better stand the rugged user lifestyle, the model will be called the Samsung Galaxy S5 Active.
Gone will be the days that Google Glass wearers will look like cyborgs with the Glass’ nerdy design. With Google’s partnership with eye-wear giant behind lucrative brands like Ray-Ban and Oakley, future users of the flagship wearable technology will be more confident to flaunt the gadget that is smart and fashionable at the same time.
Offering an Android smartphone for the first time turned out to be a positive move for Nokia with its newest product Nokia X emptying racks four minutes after its online launch.
You can now rent Xbox One, PS4 and Wii U games over at Redbox, if a recent featured spotted in the web site is to be believed. Also, an exclusive game may come for the Microsoft next-gen console from a Japanese studio, while Diablo 3 may still have a shot at an Xbox One release.
Flappy Bird Creator Dong Nguyen will be incorporating the message, "Please take a break," in the game. The game author has plans to return his hit game to the App Store, according to several consultations of the app developer with his fans.
Is the iPhone 6 release date coming very soon as the tag price of its predecessor, the iPhone 5S, is now set by Best Buy at dirt cheap $1 for the 16GB variant with two-year contract?
Photographers for the UK magazine Centrefold made a different approach on fashion photography by ditching their high-powered lenses in exchange of Nokia Lumia 1020 for the magazine’s tenth issue.
Apple has been gearing up for the release of its iPhone 6. As recent trends crop up emphasizing people’s addiction to taking self portraits or “selfies,” it appears Apple will be capitalizing on that. According to a recent patent publication from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, Apple got a patent approved securing the “selfie” system of the future. The technology features the use of wireless accessory managing camera functions of the iPhone.
Release date of the Galaxy Note 4 this 2014 is still some months away but the fresh capabilities that the device will show off are pretty much hinted by the upcoming Galaxy S5.
Apple’s iPhone 6 continues to make the headlines especially following reports about the sapphire screen. According to reported information, the sapphire screen display will be better than any smartphone to day. Currently, smarpthones bank on Corning Gorilla Glass. However, according to studies, the sapphire material is proven to be better as it ranks next to diamond in durability. What can people expect?
The Samsung Galaxy S5 Zoom gets leaked again with listed features coming, while different carriers have different offers for the Samsung Galaxy S5 preorders.
"Titanfall" and "inFamous: Second Son" are seen to be two exclusives that will help boost sales of Xbox One and PS4, respectively. But which one will do their specific consoles a better job in sales boost? In the meantime, "Titanfall’s" PC version is rumoured to get better visuals.
It appears Apple has been gearing up for a fall release of its most anticipated products. Apart from the iPhone 6 and the refreshed iPad Air, recent information suggests that the tech giant will be releasing refreshed versions of its MacBook Air and MacBook Pro series. According to the patent filings sighted, Apple has been working on a solar-charging clamshell allowing its laptop devices to have unlimited battery life. Can Apple deliver an all new and solar-powered MacBook generation?
The PS Plus is introducing another title alongside discounts with the Spring Fever and the list of new titles via The Drop. Meanwhile, PS4 players can expect three new games for Sony’s next-gen platform as announcements have been made by their respective studios.
Samsung has been known for its affinity in developing more than one variant of its products. Previously, the company released a Samsung Galaxy S4 mini under its Samsung Galaxy S4 series. Apparently, the Korean tech giant wants to experiment further with different S4 variants.
Samsung has launched its Samsung Galaxy S5 smartphone during the Mobile World Congress 2014. Despite the announcement, the device will not hit stores until April 11. The device will reportedly hit stores first in the UK before trickling to other regions.