HTC has caught the phabet bug. The phablet, made popular by the likes of the Samsung Galaxy Note and the Asus PadPhone, is a device that has a place between a traditional smartphone and a tablet. They are designed to fit the prosumer that is looking for one device to do all things. Phablets have [...]
Many have known this time was coming for months. Analysts have been saying it over and over again. At some point, the credit card issuers are going to get tired of cutting in third party vendors to their part of the credit card pie. The way to eliminate these third party vendors is for the [...]
The big announcement for the next big thing happened yesterday here on the ground in Barcelona at Mobile World Congress. That's when Samsung revealed their latest installment in the Galaxy S series of Android powered smartphones. In keeping with tradition, Samsung brought about improvements to their flagship, higher end Android device. While the smartphone world [...]
Today, to noticeable excitement and anticipation on the ground at MWC, Samsung announced and showed off the new Galaxy S5 Smartphone. After months of speculation, the device was launched, in usual Samsung fashion, extravagantly.
Today, at 2 PM EST, Samsung will be unveiling, among other things, the new Galaxy S5 smartphone. Below is a live stream of the event:
When you were a kid you probably dreamt about driving your own Mario Kart. Sure you wanted to have oil to leak out of the back, bananas to make other kids slip on and power ups to make you drive super fast, but you would have probably taken a real life Mario Kart no matter [...]
There's already a plethora of good mobile browsers out there, even more if you're an Android user. Mobile users who have been using the Opera browser already know that the easy to use browser is saving precious data along with the money needed to pay for data, for any user. Opera's browser renders non-secure websites [...]
So, on Friday we told you a little bit about Google's new Project Tango 3D mapping phone. I have to admit, that while this looks pretty cool on paper, I was a bit skeptical about how it would actually work. However, TechCrunch was given a first-hand look at the device in use, and it is mind-blowing.
As wearables, smartwatches in particular, are exploding - especially on the ground at Mobile World Congress - it seems as if one of the major players will be waiting to launch. According to CNET, we will have to wait until Google I/O in June to see the long awaited LG/Google smartwatch.
If you're a smartphone lover than this week is going to be like Christmas in February for you. On the ground in Barcelona for Mobile World Congress all of the manufacturers are keying up their 2014 handsets that we should all be talking about in the coming months. While all manufacturers love to have a [...]
