Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation is due for release in theaters on July 31st, but the official mobile game of the upcoming flick is already available to download for those wielding iOS and Android devices. And the best part? It's absolutely free to download and play right away on your supported mobile device.
It's genuinely considered that it is only a matter of time until larger smartphone manufacturers like Apple and Samsung release a wave of new devices that come with wireless charging as an absolute standard, and it seems to be the next logical step as well. With that said, considering the speed at which technology is focused on renewable energy and how work on solar cells is expanding, it's probably not too far in the distant future when the same companies will be looking at integrating wireless solar charging. Maybe, just maybe, the existence of the Solar Paper Kickstarter campaign will go some distance to convincing those smartphone behemoths that the time is now for this type of innovation.
iPhone and iPad users have become accustomed to receiving an app for free every week, courtesy of the App Store team. Recently, Google has follow suit by introducing a similar promotion onto its Play Store for owners of Android devices. This week, both Apple and Google are offering up exciting games as part of their respective promotions.
Xiaomi may be one of the largest smartphone vendors in the world, but recent spotlight on the Chinese company has seen it drawn into the copycat saga that has dogged Apple and Samsung for quite some time. The Beijing headquartered company is well known for producing relatively high-end smartphones, amongst other items of consumer technology, for seemingly budget prices, but the company has been accused of copying Apple's software and design elements in a number of its Mi device. Hugo Barra, an executive at Xiaomi, doesn't see what all of the "copycat melodrama" is about.
Apple is all about marketing its products well, and it usually does a good job at that. In line with the tradition, the Cupertino company today has released not one, not two, but four new ads for the Apple Watch through its YouTube channel that showcase the wearable being used in a number of situations, including traveling, working out, interacting with family etc. Before we go into the detail of these ads, allow me to say that for a company that usually makes pretty good ads, Apple has left me disappointed with these.
These days, it seems it has become sort of a trend in the tech world for companies that don't usually make smartphones to jump onto the bandwagon, with Kodak being a prime example here. This is further made easy thanks to the open-source nature of Android. Not wanting to stay behind, Marshall - the company that made a name for itself in the world of guitar amps - has announced its own Android smartphone. What's unique about this device is the fact that it's aimed directly at audiophiles, with music-focused features that will put to shame even the top of the line flagships of today (but only in the music department, of course).
A new scam affecting Apple's iOS devices has been discovered that attempts to prey on vulnerable users by displaying information contained in an official looking system level alert. The latest attempt at deceiving iPhone and iPad owners has so far reared its ugly head on devices located in the United Kingdom and United States and prompts users to call a supposedly toll free number in order to troubleshoot and fix the fabricated device issue.
Devices that fall under the category of 'The Internet of Things' are fast becoming popular with consumers. The idea of having smart devices at home that can easily automate tasks and make everyday existence easier, and in fact safer, is one that resonates with a lot of households. Naturally, we all want to keep ourselves and our loved ones safe and feel safe in our home, which is why nanoWatt Design feels like it's onto a potential winner with its GunDetect smart camera for the home.
TaiG 2.4.3 has been released, and is currently being offered as a beta version of the popular jailbreak tool that aims to "optimize the jailbreak process." The 2.4.3 release, which should hopefully provide a smooth jailbreak experience of iOS 8.4 to those who have been having issues, comes just a matter of days after the launch of version 2.4.2 which brought with it an all new version of Cydia and additional fixes for the untether process.
The all-new iPod touch 6 is definitely a remarkable device, given the significant upgrade Apple has packed into its iOS-based portable media player. The refreshed iPod touch was launched just a short while back, and luckily, some benchmark results have already dropped in detailing just how much of a punch it actually packs.
















