Back in September BlackBerry first announced that it would stop designing and building phones itself. The Canadian company said it would rely on “hardware partners” going forward, and these companies would be the ones making and selling BlackBerry branded phones in the future. Today BlackBerry is basically making that partner ... Read More »
In this week’s top stories: We go hands-on with AT&T’s new DirecTV Now streaming service, more iPhone 8 reports arrive alongside news of an upcoming iPad refresh, we show you how to check if your iPhone 6s is eligible for a battery replacement, and much more. We kick things off with Apple’s latest releases of ... Read More »
Can you believe we’re less than a month away from 2017? New Year’s Eve is just four short weeks away, but we’ve still got plenty of paid iPhone and iPad apps on sale for free to share with you before 2016 comes to a close. Today’s list features 12 different ... Read More »
As I detailed in my Samsung Gear S3 first impressions there are a few things missing from the Gear S3 that would make it the best smartwatch available. Samsung took quick action and just a couple of days after my post you can now use Samsung Pay on the Gear ... Read More »
Today is Black Friday so you knew that there was going to be a huge number of iPhone and iPad apps that went on sale for free. Well, you can sift through them all yourself, or you can check out our list of the best paid iOS apps that are on ... Read More »
Apple’s iPhone supply chain manufacturers say sales of iPhone 7 will be ahead of iPhone 6s but are otherwise largely flat, say analysts Shawn Harrison and Gausia Chowdhury at Longbow Research. Apple will grow iPhone sales by about 2.5%, Longbow believes, but there are caveats to that. For obvious reasons, ... Read More »
As many of you know by now, Samsung had launched the Galaxy Beta Program last week, and the company is essentially allowing Samsung Galaxy S7 and Galaxy S7 Edge consumers in specific markets to try out Android 7.0 Nougat beta firmware. Needless to say, Android 7.0 Nougat is the last ... Read More »
Augmented reality startup Occipital first burst on the scene in 2013 with a successful Kickstarter campaign for the Structure Sensor — a strip of cameras and sensors you strap to your iPad that can be used to scan, measure, and project things into the world around you. Today the company ... Read More »
Adobe Lightroom is getting a major update on Android today thanks to the addition of legit RAW editing, following an iOS implementation in July. Previously Lightroom on Android could capture and edit DNG files – a generic format used by few cameras – now it can work with all the ... Read More »
Google has developed a neural network to improve the relevance of app search results on Google Play by predicting topics on the basis of each app’s name and description. With well over two million apps each on Google’s Play Store and Apple’s App Store, app discovery remains a challenge for ... Read More »
