According to a newly surfaced report, Samsung is testing a single-sided curved-edged display version of the Galaxy S6 and a second dual-sided curved-edged display, along with a model with a regular, flat panel.
The Xperia Z3 smartphone from Sony has a Bendgate issue of its own and it's exactly like the one found on the iPhone 6 Plus. More on the Z3 and its design flaw right after the jump!
We think it's pretty fair to say that smartwatches and intelligent wearable devices are going to be with us for the long haul. What was initially nothing more than an extension of a smartphone’s notification system has developed into a huge billion dollar industry with major players such as Samsung, LG, Sony and Apple all competing for market share. Of course, it's not only the so-called "big boys" that can produce quality hardware, leaving smaller companies to get in on the action with innovative wearable solutions, which is exactly what the team behind the Indiegogo funded Kairos T-band have done.
Apple Pay is still very much in its infancy but those that are able to take advantage of it have universally good things to report. It seems that being able to pay for things easily and while on the go isn’t just a good idea when you’re buying goods and services though, because the city of New York is reportedly considering adding Apple Pay to its existing ways of paying for parking tickets.
Samsung and Apple, Apple and Samsung. The war between these two giants of the modern tech industry has been burning fiercely over the past few years. But despite their quibbles over patents and general status as the major names in the mobile market, Samsung remains a central manufacturing partner to Apple - something that Tim Cook has attested to on more than one occasion. More recently, though, the iPhone maker has sought to distance itself from Samsung in this capacity, decreasing its reliance by drafting in other companies, and with 2015 being well and truly here, it seems that Apple's A9 processor duties will largely be the responsibility of TSMC.
This New Year's Eve, we have rounded up a handful of paid iOS apps that have gone free. Head on after the jump and check out what awaits for your iPhone and iPad.
Just as many of us neglect to read the terms and conditions of a product or service before agreeing and signing our lives away, app permissions requested upon an app's installation are often overlooked. As we've seen before, though, some developers take this as an opportunity to abuse their position and siphon off information that they've otherwise no business collecting, and an intriguing new chart reminds us once more that it pays to err on the side of caution.
Here are 33 paid Android apps for free to kick start your New Year festivities on your smartphone or tablet. You can save $110 instantly if you don’t hesitate. More details can be found after the jump.
Sony is all set to release - or at least announce - a new Xperia smartphone at CES 2015 in Las Vegas. The electronics giant has just released a video teaser in the follow up to its preparation for that day, and it has indeed gotten our attention. More on the video and what it spells for consumers, after the break.
Well, this is a turn up for the books. Customer satisfaction surveys have long found Apple to be the champ when it comes to pleasing those who purchased its products, but according to recent findings, those who picked up a Samsung gadget in 2014 were generally happier with their haul than folk wielding devices featuring the famous bitten apple logo.
