Uber has a hidden VIP program for regular customers in certain regions. Here are the details on how to unlock and what the program has to offer.
Google is finally giving Android Wear a significant Android Marshmallow-powered update during this month. The Alphabet-owned company is in the process of rolling out a staggered Android Wear update that will bring some major new features to those with a compatible device. Here's what is new as part of this update.
Want to use Google Chromecast without WiFi and active Internet connection? A new custom ROM for Chromecast enables this functionality. Here are the details on it.
We've already been privy to a prior visual leak of Samsung's next-generation hardware, the Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge, and now, there is an additional render being thrust into the public domain that shows the rear of the purported devices. This latest leak adds yet more confirmation that the Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge will remain fairly consistent with the design of last year's Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge.
Samsung has officially announced the date, time and location of its next "Unpacked" event, where it typically introduces the next-generation of Galaxy smartphones. The official 14 second teaser video comes attached with the #TheNextGalaxy promotional hashtag, and confirms that the event will take place on Sunday February 21st at 7PM CET in Barcelona. Samsung is likely taking the opportunity to raise excitement levels for the Galaxy S7 hardware prior to the annual Mobile World Conference (MWC) starting in the city.
Here's how you can add functionality similar to iOS 9.3's Night Shift feature to Mac OS X, Windows or Android device, reducing eye strain from constantly looking at their screens.
You can now download CinemaBox (also known as Cinema Box) app on iOS and Android devices. No jailbreak is required for this app to work on iPhone and iPad.
Google has once again reduced the price of Nexus 5X, making it a very attractive proposition for those looking to purchase a new SIM-free and unlocked Android Marshmallow-powered handset outright in time for Valentine's Day. Those with an eye for a bargain were able to pick up a discounted Nexus 5X towards the end of last year with a $50 reduction in the original price during the holiday season. This latest marketing tactic by Google, means that the hardware is now an agreeable $80 cheaper than when it first launched.
We all love saving money on some of the latest devices in the consumer technology world. It's even better when those savings are only available for a limited period of time, essentially injecting some excitement into the purchase. In the middle of last year's holiday shopping season, Google made the renegade move of reducing the 64GB Huawei Nexus 6P by $50 to entice in those last minute purchases. That deal proved successful and so now the deal has been reintroduced for a limited time only, but this time for the elusive Gold version of Nexus 6P, essentially knocking $50 off the 32GB and 64GB models of the Android flagship.
Following on from the hours of countless fun that users had with the "effective power" text messaging bug that caused iPhones to crash at will, there's now a new crashing solution doing the rounds. Here are the details.
