As you may have read in our coverage of HTC’s One roll-out about a week ago, one of the new features of the Sense UI is something called the Zoe Camera. Essentially what it does is record short, 3-second videos in between photos you take on your device. It then produces a final product, a…
So, we all know by now that Samsung has really caused a breakthrough in the current mobile space with the success of their Galaxy Note devices. The release of the 5.3-inch Note and 5.55-inch Note 2 form factors was a bold move, considering the past failures from other OEM’s (remember the Dell Streak?) By August…
Google cofounder Sergey Brin gave a surprise, 10-minute talk over at TED 2013 this morning to discuss Google Glass. Brin has continued to remain dedicated to the research and development of Google’s various projects, whereas his co-founder partner, Larry Page, has gone on to become CEO of the company. As such, we’ve seen Sergey wearing Google’s special…
Yesterday Google launched Google Services 3.0 for Android, promising a new Google+ Sign-In feature for 3rd-party apps. Google+ Sign-In works just like how some apps allow you to set up accounts with your Facebook or Twitter profile. For apps that integrate this new feature, you’ll of course be able to share content from the app to…
With MWC officially under way there’s going to be a lot of news about new devices that will be coming out this year. More or less every manufacturer will be showing off their latest and greatest devices and we’ll all stare in awe and think about how to save up for that device. However, a very interesting acquisition took…
At the Mobile World Congress roundtable discussion today, Jamie Rosenberg, VP of Google Play, confirmed that Google’s business model of providing unlocked, vanilla Android devices is “here to stay.” Now, if this doesn’t come as much surprise given the recent success of the Nexus 4, 7, and 10 family of devices, remember, it wasn’t very…
As we have been reporting, Google’s Project Glass is expected to be unveiled during the holiday season this year, to be sold by electronics retailers including Google’s very own upcoming stores. The headsets are currently only being offered to developers willing to pay $1500 a piece, but this price is expected to come down when…
The Chromebook Pixel was released today in the US and UK for a whopping $1299, catching many people by surprise. Although there have been rumours of the high-end Chrome OS ultrabook, nobody was really expecting an announcement from Google so soon. Not unlike other Chromebooks, the Pixel is meant to be used by individuals who interact…
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