Samsung Galaxy Note 3 leaked again, this time exposes its internals
You may remember only a few weeks ago when we saw a schematics sketch allegedly from the Samsung Galaxy Note 3′s manual. In that same post, we also got a…
Samsung Galaxy S4 found to use benchmark boosting app to increase performance scores
In recent times, we have all lay witnessed to a sort of spec arms race, sparked by smartphone OEM’s doing whatever they can to trump the other, and gain valuable…
Transit comes to Android, brings real-time public transportation directions
Need some help finding your way around with public transportation? Transit App has just come from iOS to Android, but how is it better than Google Maps? Powered by WPeMatico…
Classic Gem Promo: Blade of Darkness (Severance)
You shall perish! Blade of Darkness (also known as Severance), a brutal and unforgiving TPP action slasher set in a dark and gritty heroic fantasy realm where chaos reigns and…
$25 Nokia DT-900 wireless charging pad available for a limited time [DEALS]
If you hurry, you can find the Nokia DT-900 wireless charging pad on sale for $25. It’s using the Qi standard, and should work find on your Nexus 7 (2013),…
Android 4.3 to breathe new life in last year’s Nexus 7 (2012) by speeding up I/O performance
It was discovered that some new code in Android 4.3 should greatly improve I/O performance in last year’s Nexus 7 (2012), squashing reported lag issues. Powered by WPeMatico Tweet
T-Mobile’s “Unprecedented Deal” offers hottest smartphones for $0 down
In case you missed it, over the weekend T-Mobile announced one of their craziest moves yet — $0 down on their hottest selling smartphones. Pair that with their rock bottom…
Tablet sales rising, Android dominating
Quarter 2, 2013 results are in and now we know which OS is dominating the tablet market. Is it Android? Is it iOS? Maybe Windows? (lol) Powered by WPeMatico Tweet
R.I.P.D: The Game Review
Release Date: July 24, 2013 MSRP: 9.99 USD T for Teen: Genre: Action Publisher: Atlus Developer: OldSchool Games Now a days, you can find zombies in almost any game on…
[Opinion] My argument for ending the Android F-word talk once and for all
Whenever anyone mentions Android’s “fragmentation problems”, my typical reaction is to chuckle and wish to myself that the person would be born as a web developer in their next life…
