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Nintendo Announces Its First Smartphone Game Called Miitomo, Here Are The Details

Paul Morris·October 29, 2015

Nintendo may be one of the most immediately recognizable names in the world of video gaming, but the Japan-based company has so far managed to evade the allure of entering into the world of mobile gaming; that is, until now. As part of an internal strategy meeting with investors of the company, Nintendo unveiled its plans to finally release a game intended for mobile devices as early as March 2016. The game, which will be called Miitomo, will be the first of five titles launched before March 2017 under the Nintendo brand.

Google Brings Gameplay Video Recording To Android, Here Are The Details

Oliver Haslam·October 29, 2015

Google has today sought to give its Twitch competitor, YouTube Gaming a shot in the arm by launching a new feature for its Google Play Games Android app that allows gamers to record their in-game action and then upload it to YouTube.

Samsung Unveils Galaxy View, A Gigantic 18.4-Inch Tablet With 1080p Display

Paul Morris·October 28, 2015

A Record 30% Of New iPhone Buyers In Q4 Switched From Android

Paul Morris·October 28, 2015

If announcements made during Apple's fourth quarter earnings call are to be believed, then it seems that the company's modern iPhones are seriously starting to resonate with those who have previously preferred other platforms. Apple CEO Tim Cook used the spotlight during the company's recent earnings call to announce that the company had witnessed the highest number of people switching to iPhone from Android ever recorded. Great news for a company that places a lot of emphasis on the benefit of hardware and software working together.

Motorola & Verizon Announce Droid Turbo 2, Droid Maxx 2, Details Here

Oliver Haslam·October 28, 2015

Motorola & Verizon have announced not one, but two new Android smartphones arriving on the carrier's network in short order - the Droid Turbo 2 & Droid Maxx 2.

Facebook Adds Google Now-Like Personalized Cards To Notifications Tab On Mobile Apps

Sameed Khan·October 27, 2015

Perch Can Turn Your Old Spare Phones, Tablets, Laptops Into Remote Home Monitors

Zayed Rehman·October 27, 2015

There are some really advanced smart home security and monitoring systems out there, but they carry heavy price tags due to the proprietary hardware involved. Perch, a Samsung Accelerator produced startup is looking to step into a different direction, by offering monitoring and security features for your home, but tapping into the existing cameras on phones, tablets, laptops, and USB connected webcams as the points of capture. And now in the next step towards that goal, Perch has launched its app for Android smartphones and tablets.

iPhone 6s Plus vs Galaxy Note 5 [Specs And Features Comparison]

Paul Morris·October 27, 2015

Here's a side-by-side comparison between Apple iPhone 6s Plus vs Samsung Galaxy Note 5. If you're torn between the two of the most popular 2015 flagship smartphones, the comparison below should give you a idea on which one to get.

Xiaomi To Reportedly Clone iPhone’s 3D Touch For Its Next Smartphone

Oliver Haslam·October 24, 2015

HTC Responds To One A9 Copying iPhone Design Accusations

Oliver Haslam·October 23, 2015

HTC responded to recent accusations of One A9 copying Apple's iPhone design, with North Asia President Jack Tong denying that their just announced phone is an iPhone clone at a press conference today.

Instagram Releases Boomerang, A New App For Creating Looping Videos

Paul Morris·October 22, 2015

Instagram has added a new offering to its growing suite of mobile apps for iOS and Android devices by releasing a new app called Boomerang. The social network, which is now owned by Facebook after a one billion dollar acquisition back in April 2012, is using the app as a dedicate portal for users to create and share everyday moments as mini looping videos. According to the accompanying blog post, "It's not a photo. It's not a gif. It's a Boomerang." and it's available to download right now for those who need yet another app in their already crowded digital lives.

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