Virtual Reality games are a blast, even on the more basic mobile VR models. However, gaming is just one of the many potential applications of the technology. This here is a list of the five best applications that use VR as a major component. Existing programs that use VR as
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Outed by mistake already on Nvidia’s website, then quickly filed under developer-oriented products never to go out to consumers, the set-top box surfaced again on Amazon… before vanishing a second time. Now, this is confusing. Will we or won’t we see the Shield Android TV, aka Shield Console, aka just
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Android users seem to have taken a liking to BlackBerry's messaging service. (more…)
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The “new benchmark for wearables”, as LG boldly describes it, will go on sale in select European markets in early November, followed by North America, Asia and the CIS “soon after”. It’s time. No pun intended, but it’s time for a new timepiece. One that’s both stylish and actually looks
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The Google Play data for the first week of September is in, and unfortunately, the aging trio of Jelly Bean flavors still rules over the Android realm, with KitKat on the rise, but not nearly fast enough to catch up. 10 months for 25 percent. So long for so little,
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As expected, Google had a whole lot to showcase in terms of software upgrades and refreshes at the developer-focused I/O conference, but fairly little in the hardware field: just the Android Wear-based LG G Watch and Samsung Gear Live smartwatches. (more…)
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The once far-fetched suggestions of the Nexus line’s imminent death gain more and more credence by the day, as Android Silver gossip escalates and the future of the purported Nexus 6 handheld looks ominous. (more…)
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As a developer you'll know your creation has reached an all time high when patent and trademark lawyers are already claiming someone owns your name. (more…)
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In a very rare public appearance, Flappy Bird creator Dong Nguyen revealed to Rolling Stone he’s “considering” bringing back the notorious mobile game to Google Play and Apple’s App Store at some point. (more…)
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Are freemium or free-to-play apps a misleading practice among app developers, or a fair strategy in attracting users? (more…)
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Notorious and somewhat controversial Russian tech journalist Eldar Murtazin is back in the spotlight after making some interesting claims regarding Galaxy S5’s ETA, now suggesting Google’s Nexus line has a very feeble future. (more…)
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Google creeps in on iTunes Store's territory with its new app for iOS devices. (more…)
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After encountering a few unexpected charging hiccups and being temporarily pulled from retail, the HP Chromebook 11 has returned stronger than ever, both in a Wi-Fi only version and with added 4G LTE support. (more…)
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The interwebs went bonkers when the first rumors of a Nokia-made Android-powered device emerged, then calmed down all of a sudden as word of a predictable cancelation came, but the Normandy saga is far from over, as the launch may still be on. (more…)
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Google has opened its App Translation Service, which Android app developers can use to have their apps localized by pre-qualified translators at "competitive prices". (more…)
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Closely following Sprint, T-Mobile USA has made Nexus 5 ETAs and pricing official. The latest “pure Google phone” will land in T-Mo’s online store November 14, with brick and mortar locations set to get the handheld six days later. (more…)
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Say, do you by chance know what in the name of Android KitKat happened with the alleged Asus-made second-generation Nexus 10? I mean, all the signs pointed to the big guy chaperoning the Nexus 5 on its way to store shelves, yet the 10-incher is still not official. (more…)
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Following a genuine rumor overload that was cut short almost a little too late, Google Nexus 5 cravers are unsurprisingly faced with an availability news overload less than 24 hours after the phone’s glamour-free formal intro. (more…)
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BlackBerry has been accused of "astroturfing", or artificially jacking up its reputation through fake reviews. But BlackBerry is quick to deny involvement. (more…)
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Google is planning to launch its own music video subscription service through YouTube, which will include both a free and paid offering. The service will be available for both desktop and mobile platforms. (more…)
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