[RUMOUR] The LG G3, successor to the LG G2, could be coming as soon as May 2014
The LG G2 was met with mixed reviews when it was released late last year, though one thing is for sure: it was one of the...
Real World Experience with the 32GB Leef Pro UHS-1 Micro SD Card
The super techy people know that high speed memory cards make a world of difference. The average consumer might not. While I am techy, I am...
Motorola Adjusts Moto X Wood Back Pricing to Realistic $25
When I saw that Motorola wanted another $100 on top of the device for a real wood back plate for your Moto X, I nearly had...
Sony Xperia Z2 (Sirius) to make Mobile World Congress Appearance
As the news from CES 2014 starts to slowly die down, we start looking to what manufacturers will be showing the world at Mobile World Congress....
Rube Works, the Rube Goldberg game, is finally released on Android
I’m a huge sucker for Rube Goldberg machines, mostly because I’m a geek, but also partly because they’re just damn cool and hypnotic to watch. So...
Samsung is expanding its Tab 3 line with the Galaxy Tab 3 Lite 7-inch
When we first heard about the Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 line-up, it appeared to be a little underpowered, a fact not lost on Android purists. Fortunately...
Google Announces Smart Contact Lenses. More for Health Reasons than Google Glass-like Tech
Google Glass? Let’s get beyond that. How about contact lenses instead of wearing those ridiculous glasses? Google has just announced Smart Contact Lenses, and as “Mission:...
LG G Flex available in Australia exclusively through Harvey Norman in early February
We know that the gargantuan, curved smartphone from LG, the LG G Flex, has started its roll-out outside of LG’s native Korea and it appears Down...
Some 80,000 “Break-Up” Letters Later, T-Mobile adds More Carriers to the Mix
I know we can personally confirm 4 lines that dumped Sprint after our return from Vegas. That will soon be 5 when one of our other...
Ventev Brings Innovation to the Charging Side of Our Devices
Powering our multitude of devices quickly, efficiently and on the go is probably one of the more important aspects of our lives. Prior to CES we...
Dual OS Android-Firefox Phone The Revolution Poses for the Camera
Geeksphone’s new flagship baby, The Revolution, has been leaked out in all of its glory. This phone comes equipped with both Firefox and Android, for a...
Google Now Cards making their way to Chrome on Desktop
Everyone loves the Google Now Cards on our Android devices, but like most things, we more and we want it on our Chromebooks and desktops. There...
Nokia Normandy UI Screenshots Leak Showing Part Android Part WP
The Nokia Normandy has definitely become the Bigfoot of devices for 2014, and today we get another look at what the UI may look like. These...
LG G-Flex Available at Sprint Jan 31st, Pre-Order Today
Sprint has just announced that they will be launching the LG G-Flex for their customers and that it will be available in-stores starting January 31st. If...
RoboCop Available in the Play Store for the Price of Free
The RoboCop remake is not due out in theaters until February 12th, but you can get a taste of the rebooted world with the new RoboCop...
Spam fighting Impermium Joins Forces with Google
Is there nothing Google won’t buy? I am waiting for them to buy a city, or a small island, just because they could. Seriously though, Google...
This Prototype was Almost the HTC One
The HTC One is on the top of the list on numerous tech websites for best designed phone of 2013. But that design almost wasn’t going...
Spotify Drops Listening Limits for Everybody
Spotify made a tasty little announcement via their blog today. While they technically made part of the announcement back in early December, they wanted to remind...
Square Enix launches Final Fantasy VI, with all the Usually Blocking
Those that might have been too busy to keep up with things might have missed that Square Enix released Final Fantasy VI to the Play Store...
Dodge NSA Surveillance with the Android Powered ‘Blackphone’
Humans are so dependent on technology to get through the day, some of us wonder how we were able to manage in the past. With that...
