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Pebble App Store Releasing In Coming Months; A One-Stop Hub For All Your Smartwatch Related Goodness

Ben Reid·December 19, 2013
Pebble's smartwatch, which made a name for itself after becoming one of the most successful Kickstarter projects of all time, has certainly started something significant in the digital world. Its introduction and apparent popularity has since prompted other companies, like Samsung with the Galaxy Gear, to try their own hand at building and releasing a smartwatch, but like the very few owners of the Gear, Pebble users have found it rather difficult to keep their wrist-worn gizmo fresh with content. Sure, it's out there, but not in much of an organized manner, and as such, it looks like a proper, concise app store - or appstore as they’re calling it - will be hitting the scene for Pebble owners in the near future.

More Galaxy S5 Specs Leak, Suggests Iris Scanner To Counter Apple’s Touch ID

Ben Reid·December 18, 2013
Samsung's Galaxy S series remains, in spite of the successes of the Galaxy Note in recent years, the company's flagship range, and although the likes of the HTC One have shown a great deal of promise this year, it is still comfortably the boss of the high-end Android market. Now, we're hearing reports of what some are already touting to be the Galaxy S5 specs, and it's fair to say, if the revelations carry any weight, that the next big thing out of South Korea will be the beastliest yet.

Samsung Launches Smartphone GamePad Controller For Android Gaming [Photos]

Paul Morris·December 18, 2013

Facebook Finally Adds ‘Dislike’ Button, But There’s A Catch

Paul Morris·December 17, 2013
We’ve been hearing a lot of news recently that Facebook might just introduce a ‘dislike’ button, or a ‘sympathize’ button as some are calling it, so that users have a medium of conveying their negative feelings for a post.

Some Android Users Are Sending Thousands Of Spam SMS Messages In Return For Cash

Oliver Haslam·December 17, 2013
Android is already known for its less than rock solid security. In fact, thanks to its open nature and the ability to side-load apps from just about anywhere it's safe to say that Android can be a veritable minefield when it comes to keeping your device safe and secure.

New Intelligent Lock Screen System Launches For Android; Shows Context-Aware Future Of Smartphones [VIDEO]

Oliver Haslam·December 16, 2013

Google Removed A Crucial Privacy Feature In Latest Android Update, Claims Releasing It Was Accidental

Paul Morris·December 15, 2013
Features and new additions will invariably come and go as new technology catapults to the forefront of our minds, but no matter what happens, there will always be some aspects of this software that will remain extremely important to users. Security and privacy are undoubtedly two extremely important areas of concern. Just as the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) started to wax lyrical about Google's new focus on user privacy, it turns out that they have actually recently removed the biggest privacy feature that has been added to Android over the years.

Skype For Android Updated With Picture-In-Picture Video Calling On Tablets

Ben Reid·December 14, 2013
The official Skype app for Android has been handed a useful update, with tablet users running Google's mobile operating system now able to enjoy picture-in-picture video calling capabilities. The new feature is somewhat based on the Snap View found in Windows 8.x, and will certainly enhance the general usability of Microsoft's popular chat service. Full details, as well as the download info, can be seen after the break.

iOS Vs Android: OS Fragmentation Compared Side By Side [Spoiler Alert: It’s Still Pretty Bad]

Aatif·December 14, 2013

The iPhone / Android Controlled SmartPlane Is A Toy You Should Definitely Ask Santa For This Christmas [VIDEO]

Ben Reid·December 14, 2013
A short while ago, we checked out the incredibly cool - not a term I use lightly - smartphone-controlled paper airplane by the name of PowerUp 3.0. The concept was simple: make yourself a paper airplane, connect it to the precision-crafted hardware, and, using the app, fly it around for half an hour. With that product having raised over $600,000 (of a $50,000 goal) with many weeks still to go, another product has emerged to try to pique the interest of flight enthusiasts, and it's arguably even more exciting than the PowerUp 3.0.

Cut The Rope 2 Gameplay Trailer Released Ahead Of Big Launch [VIDEO]

Ben Reid·December 13, 2013
Of all the games to benefit from the smartphone boom, Cut The Rope has emerged triumphant. Despite the App and Google Play Stores both having popularized hundreds of great titles, a few, such as Angry Birds, Tiny Wings and Temple Run stick in the mind as stand-outs, and Cut The Rope must surely be revered among these other modern classics. As has been common knowledge for a while now, the sequel, appropriately entitled Cut The Rope 2, is incoming, and today, the first official game play trailer has been released.

Nexus 5 Gets Cosmetic Changes To Fix Minor Issues Related To External Hardware [Photos]

Ben Reid·December 13, 2013

Sony Unveils Micro USB Flash Drive Aimed At Smartphones And Tablets

Ben Reid·December 13, 2013
With effortless syncing and a wide range of cloud services, manual file transfer is not as popular as it once was, but this hasn't stopped companies from trying to innovate in creating new products in this field. Having already checked out PhotoFast’s i-FlashDrive just yesterday, which allows iOS and Android devices to exchange various different kinds of files, Sony has now come up with a stylish, Android smartphone/tablet-compatible USB flash drive.

Sonic The Hedgehog 2 Remaster Hits iOS And Android [Download Link]

Ben Reid·December 13, 2013
Nintendo may be playing hard ball with regards to releasing and re-releasing titles on mobile devices outside its own DS portable console, but other celebrated gaming outfits have adapted their games rather nicely to the touch-screen. SEGA is one such company, and having already released several variations of games featuring the speedy, spiky character of Sonic, the remaster of the classic Sonic The Hedgehog 2 has just been readied for those on iOS and Android. Details, as well as the download link, can be seen after the fold.

HTC One 2 Concept Features Refined Design And Twice The Muscle Than The Original [VIDEO]

Ben Reid·December 13, 2013
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