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.
5.5-inch HTC One M9 Plus Android smartphone specs and features have been leaked along with photos. More details can be found right past the jump.
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.
Most mobile device owners are vigilant of the potentially dangerous viruses, malware and general software-based hazards that can steal data, invade privacy, and in the worst instances, cripple beloved mobile devices. But what you may not be so aware of, is the sheer amount of bacteria and bugs that can be collected every single day, and since your device is essentially glued to your hands, you may be a little shocked to learn just how much distasteful matter is willfully attaching itself to your smartphone. One rather compelling study offers a microscopic look at what lies atop the surface of your average handset's display, and if you're of a squeamish disposition, you might want to look away now.
'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.
Google's software development team is firing on all cylinders of late, and whilst Android will always remain the search giant's focal point, its fleet of iOS apps have been getting plenty of love these past few weeks as well. And now, the company's productivity suite of Docs, Sheets and Slides has been treated to a major update that claws in the prowess of Apple's Touch ID fingerprint sensor.
Microsoft's event today saw plenty of new hotness announced, including an 84-inch Surface Hub and the amazing HoloLens, but one of the biggest announcements as far as gamers are concerned is the news that Xbox One titles will be streamable to Windows 10 PCs and tablets later this year.
The world of virtual reality is growing quickly, and Facebook’s purchase of Oculus seem to affirm the notion that such products would be taking the digital market by storm. Despite the seemingly fading hype around Google Glass, Microsoft is pressing ahead with its very own delving, and at today’s keynote, has thrown its hat into the ring with the announcement of the HoloLens. Full details of this intriguing new holographic product can be seen after the fold.
It seems that today's Microsoft event - rather than unleashing a bunch of juicy, never-before-heard details on Windows 10 and its associated products - is merely a checklist of all the tidbits we've been hearing over the past couple of months. Still, it's good to know that the rumor mill is doing its job as efficiently as ever, and with the reports of Microsoft working on a new "Spartan" browser to replace the long-standing Internet Explorer, the company has now officially taken the wraps off Project Spartan for Windows 10.
In the lead-up to today's big Microsoft keynote event, it was strongly suspected that Cortana, the company's voice assistant software, would be spreading its wings beyond the confines of Windows Phone and reaching a broader audience with the Windows 10 upgrade. Now, the software maker has confirmed this to be the case, and the much-lauded feature should serve as another enticement to those considering the eventual upgrade.
















