In some WTF news, the Japan Trend Shop is selling iPhone 5 "Gun Grip Case." Not quite sure how this made it through whatever due diligence the Japan Trend Shop puts products through, but this is a terrible, terrible idea.
On Tuesday, 25 March 2014, HTC released the new HTC One (M8). The HTC One M8 is the follow up to the best selling HTC device of all time: the HTC One. The One M8 has a new camera and tons of new features
This odd looking thing is, " the world’s first 4K 25p wearable camcorder, HX-A500," from Panasonic.
Sprint has had a dismal couple of months. In February, the wireless company reported that in the Q4 of 2013 they had an operating loss of $576 million, and an annual operating loss of $1.15 billion.
On Thursday March 20th, AT&T and U.S. Cellular announced that they would begin taking pre-orders for the Samsung Galaxy S5 with the device hitting store shelves on April 11th.
Before I go on I just want to say I do not go to the church of Sony, nor do I read from the book of Microsoft - I am console agnostic and I believe that both have their merits and I subscribe to the 'why not both?' way of thinking especially now in this [...]
The Samsung Galaxy S5 made it's first appearance in Barcelona last month during Mobile World Congress. The annual flagship Android device is always one of the most sought after in the Spring. AT&T announced on Thursday the pricing and availability of the Galaxy S5 along with the Samsung Galaxy Gear 2, Gear 2 Neo and [...]
Not many tech websites will write about the efforts of another, really, I think that unwritten rule is pretty stupid, especially when something really cool is going on. Well our friends at Gizmag have been testing e-commerce for quite a while and this week they've finally unveiled The Gizmag Store. While ThinkGeek is great for [...]
Amazon's decision to raise the price of an Amazon Prime subscription to $99 is having an immediate backlash. Based on immediate Prime member reactions, they may have underestimated the negative effects of the increase...Consumer expectations are always on the increase, and when it comes to online retail, they operate in a 'what-have-you-done-for-me-recently?' paradigm.
In yet more Google news, the Mountain View company recently filed an interesting patent application. The patent is for a new sort of keyboard to be placed on the backside of devices.
