SIRIN LABS clearly thinks people want a device that offers a more robust and secure experience, and this week has launched the $17,000 SOLARIN smartphone as part of an effort to fill that void. Here are the details on it.
New leaks appear to show the Galaxy Note 7 in our best glimpse of the device yet, with the prolific Steve Hemmerstoffer treating us to not just one leak, but two.
If you simply cannot bring yourself to interact with another person through some of the instant messaging apps without sending your favorite emoji, then you may have been excited by the news that Apple's iOS 10 could potentially introduce 70+ new emoji. That firmware is due to be unveiled in the first instance to developers at WWDC 2016 later this month, but ahead of that announcement, the Unicode Consortium has officially revealed 72 newly created emoji characters that will be available as part of Unicode 9.0 package.
Google has decided to celebrate the first anniversary of its one-year-old My Account hub by extending a set of features that will now allow both iOS and Android device owners to find their lost or stolen device.
AmpMe allows you to play same music across many different devices at once, including iPhone and Android, improving the resulting audio output thanks to there being more speakers in use across a wider space.
Samsung has launched two new smartphones, the Galaxy C5 and Galaxy C7 which look like clones of the iPhone 6s. Here's everything you need to know.
Regardless of whether your comic book allegiances lie with Marvel or DC, it seems that Samsung is ready to have your back with a customized hardware regardless of if you're a hardcore Captain America fan, or prefer the mortal Batman, the Dark Knight. After working in partnership with the Marvel Universe to launch some limited edition Iron Man-themed devices, it's now being suggested that the South Korean company is preparing for a partnership with the iconic DC Comics as part of a Batman-themed Galaxy S7 Edge handset launch.
Much to the distain of many smartphone manufacturers around the world, it's not unusual for celebrities and people in positions of power to be caught using one smartphone over another when they've been paid to endorse a particular brand, or even worse, when they are the executive chairman of a company that actually produces a rival platform. As an example, many people would expect Alphabet/Google Chairman Eric Schmidt to use an Android-powered device given his position of authority within the company that actually builds the Android OS, but that doesn't appear to be the case.
At it's I/O 2016 conference, Google has announced that it will be bringing Google Play Store and Android apps to the Chrome OS. It will be detailing the project to developers at a session to be held today at the conference.
Google is planning to release a standalone Android Auto app later this year, which will allow users to take advantage of what the platform has to offer, but without the need for a specific Android Auto-compatible car.
