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You Can Now Buy Google Glass Directly From The Play Store

Ben Reid·September 6, 2014

Google's Project Glass has been in the works for years now, and since the initial dev roll-out back in 2013, generated quite a significant amount of interest in tech circles. First it was a closed beta available to selected creatives and developers, before eventually becoming an invitation-only enterprise. This year, the Explorer Edition relaxed the invitation system, making the gadget available in the UK and US to the masses, and now, finally, the head-mounted gadget is available at the Play Store with all of those lovely accessories to boot.

Download Official Galaxy Note 4 Wallpapers For Any Smartphone

Ben Reid·September 5, 2014

Samsung once again took to the stage at IFA to announce the latest addition to its famed Galaxy Note series earlier this week, and as we continue to digest the multitude of new features introduced with the Galaxy Note 4, the new lock screen and home screen wallpaper is already available to download. Seeing as they’re essentially just images, you can download and use them on any smartphone, and thanks to the incredibly high resolution of the device, you'll be able to get away with it on most tablets as well.

Moto 360 Android Wear Smartwatch Goes On Sale Today

Ben Reid·September 5, 2014

Moto G (2nd Gen.) Announced: A Swift Upgrade Over The Original [Video]

Ben Reid·September 5, 2014

Motorola has just taken the wraps off the Moto G (2nd Gen.) smartphone at a special Chicago event to coincide with Berlin's IFA trade show, and as anticipated, it offers yet more decent smartphoning at low cost while also improving the display. Below, we'll be running through the specs.

Moto X (2nd Gen.) Announced: Here Are The Complete Details [Video]

Aatif·September 5, 2014

When Google acquired Motorola Mobility a couple of years back, we expected a lot of good to come from the deal, especially for the consumers. Over the course of time, we saw some of those expectations turn to reality as well, in the form of the Moto X and Moto G smartphones - devices that offered high-end specs in relatively low costs, with a pleasant experience overall. Today, we have another offering from the Chicago based company with the name of Moto X (2nd Gen.). Nope, it’s not the old Moto X; it’s the new Moto X for which Motorola has essentially decided to keep the naming convention same (or take a leaf out of Apple’s and HTC’s books).

Sony QX30, QX1 Smartphone Camera Lens Attachments Announced [Video]

Ben Reid·September 4, 2014

Sony Xperia Z3, Z3 Compact And Z3 Tablet Compact Announced, Here Are The Details [Video]

Ben Reid·September 4, 2014

It's been a busy few hours at the IFA trade show in Berlin, and following Samsung's three-pronged assault on the mobile industry, Sony has since taken to the stage to unleash a couple of new releases of its own. The Xperia Z3, a follow up to the Xperia Z2 announced in February at IFA, is accompanied in its entrance by the Xperia Z3 Compact and the Z3 Tablet Compact, and if you're interested to see what the Japanese outfit has come up with next, then join us after the leap.

Samsung Galaxy Note Edge Is A Phone With A Wraparound Display, Here Are The Details

Ben Reid·September 3, 2014

Alongside today's announcement of the Galaxy Note 4, Samsung also showcased the Galaxy Note Edge, which, aside from being quite similar in terms of tech. specs, features a neat, curved display. Allied to this intriguing new addition, Samsung has added a bunch of tailored software to take full advantage of the new feature, and below, we run through all of the details of the Note Edge.

Samsung Galaxy Note 4 Announced: Features, Specs, Price, Release Date

Ben Reid·September 3, 2014

Sony To Bring DSLR Lenses To Smartphones With Its New Accessory [Images]

Ben Reid·September 2, 2014

What with Sony being a major smartphone and camera vendor, the Japanese outfit has recently sought to combine its specialties and create something of a middle-ground. Back at IFA last year, smart lenses were introduced - high-end attachments for smartphones that would offer a premier shooting experience on-the-fly. Like most first-time efforts, it was a concept that didn't quite hit the mark, but never one to give in so quickly, the PlayStation maker appears to be back with a revised approach in the form of the QX1. With rumors suggesting that it'll separate the image sensor and lens components, it could, in turn, allow device owners to hook up their E-mount lenses, and if you're in the market for a superior point-and-shoot experience, the QX1 may be your perfect purchase.

Moto X Successor Thoroughly Leaked In Detailed Hands-On Video

Ben Reid·September 1, 2014

Among the myriad of smartphones set to hit the scene over the next few days, we're pretty eager to see what Motorola comes up with. The Moto X+1 - a step up form the Moto X - is hotly-anticipated after the success of the original, and now, we've an almost 5-minute video leak offering hands-on coverage of said device.

New Samsung Galaxy Note 4 Leak Shows Device In Disguised, Squarish Housing [Photo]

Ben Reid·August 31, 2014

Microsoft Shows Interest In Popular Custom Android ROM Maker CyanogenMod

Aatif·August 30, 2014

While fragmentation is one of the biggest issues plaguing the Android ecosystem, it has also been one of the most beneficial aspects of the operating system, since it has allowed a number of OEMs to have their own builds of Android onto numerous smartphones, resulting in Google’s mobile OS becoming the largest market share holder in terms of usage. While OEM builds are the more popular ones out there, there are branches like CyanogenMod as well that have, over the years, built up a devoted fan base and massive developer community that continues to contribute to Cyanogen’s growth and development. And now, things might be headed in an even better direction for CM, as the team behind Cyanogen Inc. has met with Microsoft’s CEO, Satya Nadella.

Samsung Hits NYC Streets, Asks Consumers To Compare iPad Air With Galaxy Tab S [Video]

Ben Reid·August 29, 2014

Samsung has a humongous marketing budget. Time and again, we see the Korean company spend lavishly on strange, interesting, and simply grandiose PR campaigns, but when it isn't renaming terminals at London's Heathrow Airport, the Galaxy maker does occasionally keep things nice and simple. Given that the Apple iPad Air is a direct competitor to the Galaxy Tab S, Samsung thought it would be a good idea to take both to the streets of NYC and record the reactions of consumers asked to compare the two.

LG Announces G Watch R Android Wear Smartwatch With A Circular Face

Paul Morris·August 28, 2014

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