By admin on March 23, 2016
Android
Here at Mobile World Congress 2016, the annual Barcelona-based flesh-pressing of the telco industry, Google and a bunch of carriers have put out a press release talking up how they are apparently ‘aligning’ to try to drive adoption of RCS. Aka the Rich Communications Services interoperable messaging standard that carriers have been trying to push for years. Carriers’ aim with RCS […]
By admin on March 23, 2016
iOS
Apple faces off against the FBI The FBI has demanded that Apple unlock a terrorist’s phone for law enforcement and the company has refused. At stake is Apple’s fear that a special version of iOS to do what the FBI wants will be bad for all iPhone owners should it get out in the wild. […]
By admin on March 23, 2016
iPhone
The iPhone SE will go on sale in France, Germany, and the UK on March 24. Image: CNET Apple’s new iPhone SE might be smaller and cheaper than the iPhone 6S, but it’ll still set Europeans back well over $400 to buy one. In the US, the new iPhone SE is launching with a nicely-rounded […]
By admin on March 23, 2016
iPad
Apple doesn’t like to talk about specs. But it turns out my boss Matthew Panzarino already has review units of the new iPad Pro and iPhone SE. So nobody is going to stop us if we want to run Geekbench on these new devices. The result is both interesting and unsurprising. While the 9.7-inch iPad […]
By admin on March 23, 2016
Cameras
In yet another example that maintaining dominance within a space cannot be taken for granted, Flickr announced earlier this month that they are only allowing auto-uploads from the desktop for paying customers. Wired declared “Time to Give up on Flickr, Everybody.” The Smithsonian has just announced the winning photos of its 13th annual Smithsonian.com Photo […]
By admin on March 23, 2016
Google
Google rolled out a small but useful update to its Google Photos service today, which will allow the creation of what Google calls “smarter albums.” These are photo albums automatically created on users’ behalf, following an event or a trip, and will include a curated selection of your best shots, along with details like how far you […]
By admin on March 23, 2016
Microsoft
Microsoft today announced that it is joining the Eclipse Foundation — the open source group that’s probably best known for its Eclipse IDE, but which also offers a number of other developer tools. With this, Microsoft is joining other Eclipse sponsors like Google, Novell, IBM, Debeka, and Oracle. Given that Microsoft offers its own IDE […]
By admin on March 22, 2016
Twitter
It’s hard to believe that Twitter turns 10 years old today, given that still so many people seem to misunderstand its purpose and appeal. Twitter is not Facebook – it’s not a place for socializing among friends, but rather delivers a feed of information that matches up with your own interests. In fact, some of […]
By admin on March 22, 2016
Samsung
“Since then, I’ve been interested in this idea of virtual reality. Now today, thanks to this partnership between Samsung and Facebook, this is now possible. And it will be possible to deliver this experience at this scale and this price without Samsung’s experience in hardware.” Source link
By admin on March 22, 2016
Gadgets
You don’t have to be a circus freak contortionist to sleep on a plane thanks to Woollip. Now you can dive face-first into an inflatable travel pillow that’s made to sit atop your tray table. Woollip just hit Kickstarter for $30 and plans to ship in July. Most travel pillows sit behind your head or […]