TECHNOLOGY

Android 5.0 Lollilop to Arrive Soon Instead of Android 4.5? Lollilop Top Killer Features Targets Businesses

The roll out of Android 4.4 KitKat continues but it appears Google has a new plan already. Android 5.0 Lollipop has been making the headlines recently. According to an analyst, Google appears to be working on the system to "look like a professional platform.” Whereas the Android 4.4 KitKat update sought to lessen fragmentation among Android devices, the upcoming Android 5.0 will be targeting business professionals. What can people expect?
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Apple Rumor Roundup: iPhone 6 New Patents, iPad Air/Pro and 12-inch MacBook Air

Apple has hit a slump in the past for its slow and limited product releases. As if taking a leaf out of the book of its competitors, Apple has been making headlines for its predicted product releases this year. According to recent information, the tech giant will be introducing its new iPhone 6 line including an updated iPad Air and Pro series. There is also the 12-inch MacBook Air plus new smart cases. What has Apple in store later this year?

Apple to Release Galaxy Note 3 Phablet: iPhone 6 Release Date and Features

Apple’s iPhone 6 made headlines when analysts and leak suggested a wide-screen variant. According to recent reports, Apple’s iPhone 6 will be around the same size as Samsung’s Galaxy Note 3. Is this a move to go against the Korean tech giant and its multiple variant products? Is Apple finally open to the idea of hybrids?

Samsung Galaxy Note 4: The 12 Aspects We Know So Far

The Samsung Galaxy Note 4 is expected to be launched in September 2014 with quite a lot of updates to its predecessor, Galaxy Note 3, which was released in the same month last year.

Upgrade iPhone 5s Camera to 2K Video With an App

If you think you can't take 2K videos with your iPhone 5s, think again. If you are willing to pay $7, you can use your iPhone to shoot the HD video you always want.

Apple iOS 7.1: 10 Steps to Hide Folders And Apps From Your iPhone And iPad

A newly discovered glitch in iOS 7.1 for iPhones and iPads can help hide your apps and folders from prying eyes or even from kids. There are times when we need couple of folders or unwanted apps to be kept private, although we may not want to delete them entirely from the device; this is where the glitch found in iOS 7.1 comes handy.

PS4 News: E3 2014 Will Bring More Games and Possible Rep System Coming

The E3 2014 this June is shaping up to be a great event for gamers, in general, as more details and hints are given by a Sony developer. Also, new features for the PS4 suggest possible rep system, synchronisation among PlayStation devices and matchmaking system, among others.

Google Glass May Be Banned In Australia Under New Proposed Privacy Laws

Google Glass may become illegal in Australia if the new proposed law is approved. The Australian Law Reform Commission released 47 legislative changes that update existing private laws for the digital age, including making it illegal to wear the Google eyewear and other similar wearable technologies.

Adobe Flash Player 13 Beta: Free Download Available for Improved Streaming Experience

Adobe Flash Player is an extensively used tool in the blogosphere. Adobe Flash Player is the standard to deliver striking and high-impact rich web content. Designs, graphics, animations, and user interfaces are deployed immediately across all browsers and platforms, ensuring rich user experience. Video streaming is the best example to understand the significance of Adobe's Flash Player.

iPhone 6 Release on September, Larger iPad and iWatch to Follow

An analyst from Susquehanna Financial Group named Christopher Caso believes that Apple will follow its typical iPhone release cycle with the iPhone 6 release date in the fall, followed by the release of a larger iPad and an iWatch.

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