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Galaxy Nexus Removed From Play Store Due To Injunction, Sales Will Resume Next Week, Confirms Google

Ben Reid·July 6, 2012

The injunction handed out against Google by the famously tough-talking Judge Koh earlier this week meant a sales ban on the company's Samsung manufactured Galaxy Nexus. Although most following the coverage within the tech community will be more than aware of the reasons behind the injunction, Google has confirmed the ruling as the reason behind its removal as being due to Koh's ruling.

Apple’s Squeaky-Clean Malware-Free Rep Blemished, Dodgy App Discovered On App Store

Ben Reid·July 6, 2012

Apple has always honed a proud reputation for being free of malicious intrusion on all platforms. With regards to OS X, the clean record was once a permanent feature, but that ship sailed earlier this year with the Flashback malware outbreak - leading to the Apple.com claim of Macs not getting "PC viruses" to be removed late last month.

GameDock Kickstarter Projects Turns Your iOS Device Into An NES Style Console [VIDEO]

Ben Reid·July 5, 2012

Next-Gen iPhone Display Leaked Again, 4-Inch Diagonally In Size, Utilizes In-Cell Technology [IMAGE]

Ben Reid·July 5, 2012

Apple has, since the introduction of the very first iPhone in 2007, been happy to stick religiously with its 3.5-inch display, but with the likes of the Samsung Galaxy S III and HTC One X making the iPhone look comparatively minute, the consensus with regards to the next iPhone seems to be that the Cupertino company will finally break from the mold and increase the screen's real-estate.

Muze For iPhone Is A Sound Replacement For Stock Music App With Dropbox Integration

Ben Reid·July 5, 2012

As appreciators of both the iPhone and iPad, both of which include an impressive array of features and functions, we sometimes forget both evolved from the iPod, the music player Apple first introduced in the early 2000's.

Get The Android 4.1 Jelly Bean Boot Animation On Any Android Device Right Now!

Ben Reid·July 5, 2012

Next Gen Microsoft Console Could Be Called ‘Xbox 8’

Ben Reid·July 5, 2012

Although nothing is confirmed, moves made by Redmond-based Microsoft could offer a hint as to the name of the next generation Xbox console, which, as yet, has oft only been referred to as the Xbox 720 by those putting two and two together.

$99 Android Game Console Named Ouya On The Way [IMAGES]

Ben Reid·July 5, 2012

Although plenty of successful inroads and developments have been made over the years in the modding and jailbreaking of the popular games consoles (most notably Geohot and his famous PS3 jailbreak), they can often take a while to arise due to the tight-belted nature of the console vendors, most of whom tend not to be accommodating.

Google Now Gets A Proper Run-Out On Galaxy Nexus, Blows Our Mind [VIDEO]

Ben Reid·July 5, 2012

How To Access Google Play Music, Movies, TV Shows, Magazines On Android Devices Outside U.S.

Ben Reid·July 5, 2012

Although Apple's App Store still leads the way when it comes to numbers, Google's online content portal is now teaming with content including books, music, apps, and videos. Given its vast array of content, it was recently renamed the Google Play Store, ditching the old Android Market moniker in a move said to better reflect what it has to offer.

WSJ: Apple Tells Suppliers To Brace Themselves For iPad Mini Production En Masse

Ben Reid·July 4, 2012

Since the announcement of Google's Nexus 7 tablet, the speculation regarding Apple's purported smaller iPad has been incessant, and to add to the increasing tally of rumors and reports, The Wall Street Journal believes the fruit company has prepared component suppliers for large quantities of specific parts in preparation for the device.

How To Install Google Now On Rooted Android ICS Devices [VIDEO]

Ben Reid·July 4, 2012

Iris Is A Beautiful Concept Of How Apple Could Attempt To Corner Photography Market [VIDEO]

Ben Reid·July 4, 2012

Steve Jobs once professed to have "cracked" three markets he deemed to be key in Apple's progress. One was the textbook market, which has already become a reality with iTunes U. The next was the television market, which is hotly-rumored to be in the works for the not-so-distant future, while the third area was the photography market, which although affected by both the iPhone and iPad, has yet to be attacked by Apple in a manner which would back up Jobs' claims.

New Patent Application Shows That Apple Has Google Glass In Its Sights

Ben Reid·July 4, 2012

Google has literally given technology aficionados a glimpse into the future with its Project Glass, which makes a pair of spectacles the focal point of the experiment. Like something from Iron Man (or any other sci-fi epic you could care to name), there have been many concepts and demonstrations including, most recently, 720p video recordings made by somebody wearing the glasses on a trampoline.

An Interesting Look At How Long Each iOS Beta Period Lasts

Ben Reid·July 3, 2012

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