Samsung Employee Leaks New Info On Future Galaxy Tabs
I just love it when leaks come straight from the horse’s mouth. A leaky horse mouth, if you will.
Electronista is reporting that a Samsung product marketing manager by the name of Ryan Bidan has let slip a few details on the next Galaxy Tab or, potentially, the next iteration of the Galaxy Note.
According [...]
Evernote for Android – Now with auto-titles, improved layout, save and continue
Evernote is in the process of rolling out the latest iteration of their popular Android app. Today's update will push Evernote into v3.5, and it brings along plenty of changes as well. So what's new? We'll tell you as it was told to us:
Auto titles – There are times when you need to remember [...]
Corning shows off Gorilla Glass 2 at CES 2012
Corning is famous for its damage-resistant glass for mobile devices and at the CES 2012 they unveiled the successor of Gorilla Glass – Gorilla Glass 2. Needless to say, the new iteration one ups the existing Glass, which is now 20 percent thinner but posses the same sturdy features of the original Gorilla Glass.
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Hands-on with the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7
If you thought you'd get through CES this year without a new decimal-sized Galaxy tablet, you were wrong. Tonight here at Pepcom we got our hands on the upcoming Galaxy Tab 7.7 with Verizon LTE connectivity, slated to hit Big Red "soon." Formally announced just a few hours ago, the Galaxy Tab 7.7 has a [...]
Apple reportedly planning late-January event in New York, media to be the focus
AllThingsD reported that Apple is planning an event for late January to be held in New York, not in Cupertino or San Francisco, Calif. The event will not be huge nor will it cover any iPad or Apple TV related announcements.
But, for sure, several sources underscored that the event is not related to an upcoming [...]
Panasonic Releases New Micro Four-Thirds And 3D Cameras, The GX1 And 3D1
Panasonic was one of the first strong competitors in the micro four-thirds camera arena, and we’ve been waiting on the next iteration of the G-series cameras for months. They’ve finally announced the GX1, aimed much more at enthusiasts than the simplified GF2 and GF3. Panasonic also announced a 3D-oriented point and shoot, which to be [...]
T-Mobile Amaze 4G review
A great phone, for sure — but is it amazing?
A couple weeks into using the HTC Amaze 4G on T-Mobile, we've pretty much decided the most amazing thing about the device isn't the hardware, which of course is stellar. It's not the software, which is a further iteration of HTC Sense. These things are givens, [...]
LG rumored to launch Cloud services next year
With Apple already in the cloud scene with iCloud and Samsung reportedly working on their version called S Cloud, how could LG be left behind? Korean daily, Maeil reports that LG too is working on their iteration of cloud services that will hit in the first half of next year.
Tentatively named as ‘L Cloud’, [...]
AMD’s Bulldozer Fails To Meet Expectations
The Intel-AMD war has been going on a long time, and I hope it will be going on longer. The last few years have been hard on the underdog, however, with huge growth by Intel in both the low-power and high-performance sectors. The Core 2 Duos excelled, as did the Core i* series, and its [...]
LG introduces dual-core Android QWERTY Optimus Q2 in Korea
LG has announced a new Android phone for its home market. Following the success of Optimus Q, LG has introduced the next iteration, aptly named as Optimus Q2. The phone will be launched on LG’s U+ network and will boast some decent features like a 4-inch WVGA IPS LCD that is also one of the [...]