For those of you living under a rock, it is virtually certain that the iPhone 7, due to be announced next week, will only have a single Lightning port at its bottom and will come with a pair of earbuds that end in a Lighting connector instead of a traditional ... Read More »
It was February 4, 2014. Bill Gates, co-founder of Microsoft, announced that Steve Ballmer would be standing down as CEO of Microsoft, following an initial press release, and that Satya Nadella would be taking up the reigns of one of the largest technology giants. The change of leadership was met with ... Read More »
The popular Windows Phone camera app ProShot has been working its way toward a Universal Windows App version for a few weeks now. The app made a brief appearance in the Windows Store last week, but some issues around illegal downloading popped up and the app was pulled. Now, it ... Read More »
Google launched the first Android phone in the US in 2008, and there are now 1.4 billion Android users around the world. The total ecosystem is huge: 400 companies partner with 500 carriers to produce over 4,000 distinct phones, tablets, and TVs running Android. When we founded Android, the idea ... Read More »
BlackBerry is set to have another attempt to make its comeback in the modern mobile era with BlackBerry DTEK50. ADVERTISEMENT It can be recalled that last year, BlackBerry’s Periv, its first-ever Android smartphone, was a flop. It failed to compete against smartphone giants Apple and Samsung. With hopes of redeeming ... Read More »
Apple Inc. is developing new features for the iPad to cater to professional users, along with new Mac laptops and desktops, according to people familiar with the matter. Upcoming software upgrades for the iPad include wider operating-system support for Apple’s stylus accessory, while hardware performance improvements are also in development, ... Read More »
Our iPad Air 2 vs. iPad Mini 4 comparison has highlighted the excellent features of the two Apple tablets including their huge display, extra storage option, and excellent touchscreen functionality. Below we have jotted down the iPad specs, which will help you to find out the best deal fit for ... Read More »
When the Android 6.0 Marshmallow was released last year, its most important and greatest feature was the ‘Google Now on Tap’ which gave Android device users super-smart contextual searches, and made life a bit easier for them. Last week, Google formally unveiled the Android 7.0 Nougat and based on the ... Read More »
When Pinterest acquired mobile app developer Math Camp in July, it was made clear that the company’s apps were not long for the world, though details at the time were scarce. Now the company has made the end date more explicit; in an e-mail sent to users over the weekend, Math ... Read More »
Earlier this month, Google announced they were killing off Chrome apps for Mac, Windows, and Linux. While it makes logical sense to remove a feature that almost no Chrome users actually used, there are still hundreds of excellent Chrome apps affected by the decision. Google recommends that developers move their ... Read More »
