This week we got a look at the next generation in the Snapseed mobile photo editing and modification application, here on Android with the ASUS Transformer Prime first and foremost! This application has been live on iOS for some time now, and has found significant success in all things photo editing in the touch-heavy world [...]
Continue Reading →It’s a strange world: Microsoft has, in the space of a day, been accused of being up to its old tricks in closed-off anti competitiveness, and praised for its openness and flexibility. On the one hand, Mozilla and Google are up in arms about their browsers not having the same flexibility as Internet Explorer does [...]
Continue Reading →Home speaker systems can be a complicated matter. Even with wireless speakers, surround sound setups usually involve bulky hardware spread across your living room. Harmon Kardon believes it has the answer, though, with the SB 16: a $599.99 soundbar system pairing a meaty subwoofer with a relatively discrete single speaker unit. Read on for the [...]
Continue Reading →Samsung has begun pushing out the Ice Cream Sandwich update to the Galaxy Note, with some owners reporting notifications that Android 4.0 is ready to be delivered over-the-air to their phone/tablet hybrid. The upgrade weighs in at just short of 319MB and includes the new version of TouchWiz, according to the message Note owner Devin [...]
Continue Reading →Hardware design companies aren’t always at the forefront of the free and open source software movement, but in the last few years NVIDIA has been making an effort to give back to the software community. Their latest bit of geeky chivalry is making their CUDA software architecture compatible with the popular LLVM compiler with the [...]
Continue Reading →This week we’ve gotten the opportunity to take a peek at a brand new set of gadget coverings made by a company that’s literally just begun to exist this week: NEXGEN Skins. This company creates skins that stick to your devices and offer up a solution that’s “unique to the market” the world over – [...]
Continue Reading →It has probably been quite a while since you last saw any sort of Azure branding from Microsoft. The once hopeful cloud service has been deemed a flop by analysts, although not officially by Microsoft. That doesn’t mean the company is giving up on the cloud game. Not at all. But it does mean it [...]
Continue Reading →If you’re the type of person who hits the tarmac more than a couple times a month, HP has the notebook lineup for you with the EliteBook 2170p and 2570p, both due in June. Both of these devices are made to be both strong in their construction (as all Elite-series notebooks are) and powerful on [...]
Continue Reading →VeriFone has officially revealed its mobile payments system, SAIL, the company’s attempt to engage with smaller and independent retailers and steal business from Square. Previewed earlier this week, VeriFone SAIL supports not only mobile card readers for iOS and Android devices, plugging in via the 3.5mm headphone socket, but integration with the traditional VeriFone countertop cardreaders [...]
Continue Reading →Nokia Windows Phone users have a new batch of exclusive apps to look forward to, with the Finns revealing a handful of software details for Lumia including PGA Tour, Groupon and Angry Birds-themed special content. June will see the new PGA Tour app hit Lumia phones as a year-long exclusive, along with Live Tiles sports scores, team-level [...]
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Continue Reading →A metal-free bomb potentially capable of passing undetected through traditional airport metal detectors has refocused attention on airline security, with the US government seizing a sophisticated explosive from what’s said to be an Al Qaeda scheme. The device itself is described by US security forces as having a “more sophisticated triggering device” than the so-called [...]
Continue Reading →MasterCard was one of the first companies to actively pursue contact payments in the US, and today they’re announcing plants to incorporate their PayPass system across web and mobile platforms. In addition to the standard contactless PayPass kiosks that you’ve likely already seen in US gas stations and other retailers, MasterCard is readying the PayPass Button to sync [...]
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