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Samsung To Ditch Its Current Fingerprint Sensor For Touch ID Copycat In Galaxy S6

Ben Reid·January 17, 2015

Samsung has long taken pride of place as the darling of high-end Android devices, but that status took a bit of a hiding last year with the emergence of Apple's two new flagship smartphones. Poor sales of the Galaxy S5 early on in 2014 was worsened with the stuttering and delayed Galaxy Note 4, and as such, Sammy is very much back to the drawing board. Amid a flurry of reports and rumors flying around, it appears as though the Tizen maker's next flagship will include a revised fingerprint sensor - one that'll bear remnants of its major rival's Touch ID.

Galaxy S6 Specs Confirmed By Code In Samsung’s Own Website

Zayed Rehman·January 17, 2015

Samsung Galaxy S6 Android smartphone specs have been confirmed by the company's own website. More details, and what the device will carry under the hood can be found right here.

HTC One M9 Event Invites Sent Out, All Set For March 1st Unveil

Zayed Rehman·January 17, 2015

Apple Knew From Day One That Google Glass Would Be A Flop, Email Reveals

Oliver Haslam·January 17, 2015

With Google now having killed its Glass wearable off following a less than successful year it seems that everyone is suddenly spouting that it was doomed from the start. Whether they're just kicking Glass while it's down or did truly possess the ability to see into the future is anybody's guess, but one person inside Apple did apparently know that the writing was on the wall for what was a very ambitious project.

Google Glass Explorer Program Is Dead, Long Live Google Glass

Ben Reid·January 16, 2015

The Google Glass Explorer Program will end from next week, although this does not spell the end of the face computer's development. In fact, it seems that the Big G is simply reshuffling the team and division in charge of the product in a move that should streamline Glass's route to market.

Xiaomi’s $30 Android Media Streaming Box Is Small Enough To Fit In Any Pocket

Zayed Rehman·January 15, 2015

Xiaomi Mi Note And Mi Note Pro Phablets Announced, Here Are The Details

Ben Reid·January 15, 2015

Xiaomi, a fast-growing Chinese company with a knack for building cheap, powerful mobile products that sometimes closely resemble those designed by Apple, has just dropped two new flagships that tout a supremely high-end experience.

Google Translate For iOS, Android Now Translates Words In Real-Time, Get It From Here

Ben Reid·January 15, 2015

It's been yet another busy day apps-wise for Google, and having rolled out a new Classroom app for iOS and Android users, the company has also taken the wraps off a major update to its Translate app. Notably, there's a great new feature that can automatically translates words as they're detected using a mobile device's camera.

Google Classroom App For iOS, Android Released, Download It From Here

Ben Reid·January 15, 2015

Almost One Billion Users Are At Risk Due To Android’s Lack Of Security Updates

Ben Reid·January 13, 2015

Google's Android gets plenty of unwanted recognition for attracting malware, but given that it's used by more than one billion of the world's population while being famously open source, it's an inevitability that comes with the territory. The search company behind the ubiquitous mobile software faces a constant battle to ensure that security holes are fixed, bugs are squished and malicious attacks are thwarted, we're led to believe, yet according to a new report, the Big G has stopped pushing WebView updates that may leave some 900 million users susceptible to attack.

Extreme Irony: Apple Knockoff Maker Xiaomi Warns Customers Of… Knockoffs

Ben Reid·January 13, 2015

Xiaomi, the Chinese electronics company that has enjoyed a rapid rise to prominence, has been called out on numerous occasions for quite blatantly ripping off products of major brands, namely Apple. But in an incredible move, Xiaomi has turned and warned customers off purchasing products that copy its own - a very ironic twist that shows an incredible amount of audacity.

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