We've seen a large number of concept products being bandied around the Internet over the last few years. Apart from the usual "next-generation iPhone or iPad" mockups and the "here's what Apple's next MacBook" will look like concepts, we've also had designers and engineers producing artwork for futuristic cars, robots with advanced artificial intelligence, and even invisible cloaks. With that in mind, it doesn't seem so bizarre that a team of individuals have put their collective brains together and invented the "Mouse-Box" concept; an everyday looking mouse with an actual functioning computer built inside of it.
Apple's upcoming smartwatch may not be the first place you’ll think of when it comes to playing games, but even with its diminutive 1.5-inch display it's clear that someone, somewhere, is going to want to play Angry Birds or whatever the hot game of the year happens to be. The problem is, obviously enough, fitting anything meaningful onto such a small screen is never going to be easy.
According to BlackBerry’s CEO, Apple's iMessage service, Netflix, and similarly more apps should be available across all major smartphone platforms. Wait, what?
Here's how you can delete unread messages on Facebook without opening them up on the Web or mobile phone. Head on after the jump for the complete guide.
Everybody likes something for free, and most paid streaming music services tend to offer some kind of limited sampler for prospective users to accustom themselves to. But whilst many of us will have tried out 30-second clips of songs on iTunes or ad-befuddled Spotify Free, an intriguing new iPhone app allows you to play full length tracks without parting with any of that hard-earned cash. What's more, it's completely legal, so if the idea of a free app containing free music has piqued your interest, be sure to join us for further details and that all-important download link after the leap.
The wireless carrier game is, particularly in the United States, considered an unfair one as far as many consumers are concerned, with network operators very reluctant to offer more flexible, tailored packages. But according to a new report, Google has signed a deal with Sprint and T-Mobile that will permit the search giant to operate as a carrier, and, one hopes, offer better rates to the consumer.
WhatsApp, the popular cross-platform instant-messaging app, has had a busy past year or so. Following the purchase by Facebook for a massive amount in the billions, it recently launched its very own Web service, but despite the expansion, it's not readily accessible to each and every smartphone owner. Because of data limits, many WhatsApp users are often forced to converse only when Wi-Fi is available, but for a flat, annual fee amounting to the equivalent of $11.60, one Italian entrepreneur is peddling a SIM solution that'll enable unlimited WhatsApp messaging anywhere in the world.
The HTC One M8 Google Play Edition has been removed from the Play Store, leaving no non-Nexus handsets for the more discerning Android user to buy.
The official Dropbox app for Windows Phone 8.1 is now available to download. More details and download link can be found after the break.
'Project Zero' has left the blogosphere in a spin with countless speculations and contradictions of leaked information about the device itself. In a new report, Samsung may be looking to ditch the Snapdragon 810 in favor of its home-grown Exynos chipset. Why? Read on after the jump for more details on this news.
















