With the Samsung Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge having hit the market, the Korean giant looks to be prepping up for the release of the Galaxy S6 Active; the company's more rugged smartphone after the Galaxy S5 Active of last year. While Samsung is yet to reveal what the phone would look like, this latest leak of images seems to do a convincing enough job.
Videos of gadgets being destroyed in strange ways have been around for years now. Whether it be someone blending a smartphone or throwing a game console onto the ground while people line up to buy one, people seem determined to make us cringe as brand new technology meets an untimely end. Some people seem to enjoy it. We’re not sure why.
Samsung's Galaxy S6 looks like an iPhone 6 and you should probably just get last year's Galaxy S5. That's the opinion of Consumer Reports, with the new Galaxy S6 having had a rough time during its review process.
Here’s how to use Moto 360 Android Wear smartwatch with iPhone or iPad without jailbreak. Step by step instructions along with video tutorial are detailed below.
Here's what to expect from Google I/O 2015 keynote. Product features and announcement, which are expected to be unveiled, are all detailed here.
You can now download all stock Quad HD LG G4 wallpapers for any device right here. More details and download link can be found here.
Samsung Galaxy Note 5 and Galaxy Note 5 Edge specs have been leaked online. Both devices are bound to be powerhouses that will replace the current flagship Note lineup.
Remember that retro mobile game called 'Snake' which came preloaded on old Nokia handsets? The title is now getting a complete makeover and is being built from scratch for the advanced smartphone platforms, and is being aptly called 'Snake Rewind.'
Google is all prepped up for commencing its I/O 2015 developer conference later this month, and the search engine giant will use the stage to take the wraps off Android M, the successor to Lollipop - its mobile OS.
Ladies and gentleman, the future has eventually arrived. According to an official blog post on Citrix's website, the company is on the verge of launching a wireless Bluetooth mouse that will allow us to control our mobile devices - iPhone, iPad or any Android gadget. For nearly a decade, perplexed consumers have wondered why it isn't easily possible to connect a typical mouse to a mobile device like it is with a computer or notebook. Now, thanks to Citrix, we can finally start embracing the future.
















