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The Dedicated Hardware Emoji Keyboard You’ve Always Wanted Is Finally Here [Video]

Paul Morris·November 4, 2015

Apple may have introduced a set of new emoji characters with the introduction of iOS 9.1, but that's nothing compared to what the new Emoji Keyboard from EmojiWorks will do for you. EmojiWorks' new hardware-based keyboard has been designed and developed for Mac users with emotive typing via emoji characters firmly in its mind. The keyboard makes it a lot easier for those with an iMac or MacBook to quickly express themselves using their favorite emoji thanks to the built-in shortcut keys.

You Can Now Sign Up For Cortana For iOS Beta Program

Paul Morris·November 4, 2015

Sign-ups for Cortana for iOS Beta Program are now open, here's how to enroll your iPhone or iPad and be one of the first to test Microsoft's Cortana on Apple's iOS.

4-inch iPhone With A9 Chip Coming In Early 2016, iPhone 7 With 3GB RAM In Q3

Paul Morris·November 4, 2015

Apple Working On A Force Touch Keyboard, Here’s How It Will Work

Paul Morris·November 4, 2015

Apple has been granted a new patent titled "Ultra low travel keyboard", which describes a new keyboard design with Force Touch pressure-sensitive keys and tactile feedback.

Tweetbot App Arrives On Apple Watch With Version 4.1 Update

Paul Morris·November 4, 2015

Tapbots has just pushed an update for its Tweetbot iOS Twitter client, bringing with it support for Apple's most "personal product yet", the Apple Watch.

Nomad Wallet For iPhone Features Built-In Battery, Lightning Cable For Charging On The Go

Paul Morris·November 4, 2015

Amazon Offering Discounts On Kindle Paperwhite And Voyage For Limited Time

Paul Morris·November 3, 2015

After launching its 'Black Friday pre-sales store' yesterday, Amazon is back once again with a deal for its annual Prime members. The online retailer had initially promised Amazon Prime members that they would get preferential access to more than 30,000 "lightning"deals before they went live to its regular customers, but it seems Amazon has also provided Prime subscribers with another reason to continue subscribing to the service; a $30 discount on selected Kindle devices.

Candy Crush Saga Maker King Has Been Acquired By Activision For $5.9 Billion

Paul Morris·November 3, 2015

Activision Blizzard, the United States-based video games developer responsible for producing titles such as World of Warcraft and various Call of Duty titles, has stunned the mobile gaming world by announcing its acquisition of King Digital Entertainment. If that name sounds familiar to you, it should. King Digital is the company behind the mobile-gaming-phenomenon, Candy Crush Saga, as well as other popular titles such as Bubble Witch, and AlphaBetty Saga.

Amazon Books Store Opens Today, The Company’s First Physical Outlet

Paul Morris·November 3, 2015

T-Mobile Introduces New 4G LTE CellSpot, A Mini LTE Tower For Your Home

Paul Morris·November 3, 2015

U.S. mobile carrier T-Mobile may still be a number of days away from its annual Un-carrier event, but that hasn't stopped the company's enigmatic CEO John Legere from letting the cat out of the bag in relation to one product that will be discussed during T-Mobile's Un-carrier X announcement - the 4G LTE CellSpot.

Amazon Launches Countdown To Black Friday 2015 Deals Store

Paul Morris·November 2, 2015

It seems that Amazon is so keen to provide continuous promotions and price reductions to its legions of customers that it just can't wait until the day of Thanksgiving to start serving up all those discount-dipped deals. Every year we see online and physical retailers around the world making significant price-cuts on a large array of products to celebrate "Black Friday", or the day after Thanksgiving. Amazon appears to be getting a little head start on the action by introducing a "countdown to Black Friday deals" page that offers a plethora of deals across various categories.

Facebook’s ‘On This Day’ Memories Lets You Block People Or Dates, Here’s How It Works

Paul Morris·November 2, 2015

Apple’s Hidden ‘Indoor Survey’ App For iPhone Discovered On The App Store

Paul Morris·November 2, 2015

Apple could be extremely close to releasing a new first-party application onto the iOS App Store to complement its already extensive range of app offerings. A new upload, spotted initially hosted under Apple's name on the App Store going by the title 'Indoor Survey', seems to suggest that it could be built around the technology that the Cupertino-based company acquired when it purchased WiFiSLAM - an indoor positioning system startup - for $20 million back in 2013.