Samsung Galaxy S4 Vs Mini video confirms specs

After Samsung’s mistake in accidentally revealing the Galaxy S4 Mini on one of their websites without a prior announcement, the Korean manufacturer has finally made things official this week. The Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini is on the way this Summer and we already have a great video for you to watch, which compares the Mini with its bigger brother, the S4. We had actually thought that Samsung would be...

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How to Root Samsung Galaxy S2 I9100 having XWLSS Android 4.1.2 Jellybean Firmware

Recently galaxy S2 users update their devices with XWLSS jellybean 4.1.2 firmware base. This was an official update that revoke the root access or we can say if your galaxy S2 is currently running on XWLSS firmware then you not have the root access in your S2. Today cause of some special kind of apps or task and to flash custom ROMs rooting access is essentially required. So friends if your Samsung...

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iPad mini 2 with price targeting Nexus 7 2

Those of our readers that follow Apple know they’re not a company that like to offer the cheapest devices, and in the case of an iPad mini 2 price it has been known for a while that it would most likely be set around the same price point as the original mini iPad. Looking at Apple’s market share and the changing mobile industry, we could see Apple finally starting to change in 2013/2014 with a new...

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Google revises Gmail inbox

Google announced on May 29th that "Gmail is getting a brand new inbox on desktop and mobile that puts you back in control using simple, easy organization." That's a bit of an overstatement, but Gmail's new cateogories will make it easier for some users to organize their mail. Google is introducing a new way of automatically sorting your Gmail messages. Gmail has long enabled users to organize...

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Facebook Launches Verified Accounts

Did the real Justin Bieber just send you a friend request? Now you can know for sure, thanks to a new Facebook feature: Verified Pages. Much like verified accounts on Twitter, verified Facebook pages will now display a small blue check mark beside their owner's name on the social network. The check mark will also appear beside the individual’s name in search results, as well as anywhere else on...

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Qualcomm's BatteryGuru App Improves Android Battery Life

Battery life is always a huge concern with any smartphone. If you’re not careful, especially with Android devices, you can wind up with quite a few applications running in the background, which drains battery. Several smartphones now come with built-in software to optimize battery life. For those that don’t, Qualcomm released Snapdragon BatteryGuru, an Android application that monitors what’s going...

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iPhone 6 release date and everything we know so far

You can guarantee that right now, somewhere, there is an Apple employee walking round with some form of new iPhone in their pocket. Be it a development unit or the real thing, the next iPhone is coming. So what do we know so far about Apple's new device? Will it be an iPhone 5S, the iPhone 6, or an entirely new handset altogether? Apple secrets are hard to come by, but those few gems we have,...

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YouTube adds slow-mo to video editing options (Video)

YouTube announced on Tuesday that it has added slow-mo to its growing portfolio of automated editing options. Those who love to add effects or enhancements under the YouTube Editor can now enjoy slow motion as one of the platform's basic editing options for professional and amateur videographers. Such a feature could be especially useful for anyone editing a music video or short film,...

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Samsung to Unveil New Galaxy and ATIV Devices on June 20

Samsung has just announced an event called the "Samsung Premiere 2013," held on June 20, 2013 in London. Absolutely no details were given about the event except three cryptic, black and white images (below) and two words: "Galaxy and ATIV." This suggests that the company plans to launch new Galaxy (meaning: Android) devices, as well as Windows devices which fall under Samsung's ATIV brand. The event...

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WordPress Is Now 10 Years Old

Ten years ago today, the first public release of WordPress became available. Initially started as a fork of the little-known blogging platform b2/Cafelog, WordPress has grown to be the largest CMS in the world, powering an astounding 18% of the web. Nearly 70 million websites run WordPress and it's hard to understate the impact that the software has had on the world of digital publishing. Hundreds...

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iPhone 5 camera vs Galaxy S4, Nokia Lumia 920

For those that value camera quality inside smartphones when purchasing for the first time, you will appreciate a new study that has been published online, comparing the cameras inside the iPhone 5, the Samsung Galaxy S4 and also Nokia’s popular Lumia 920 smartphone as well. DxO Labs are camera specialists based in France and the team recently conducted a test to see which out of the popular smartphones...

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Apple plans to add Samsung Galaxy S4 to second patent lawsuit

Ahead of its second patent trial, Apple has added it plans to add Samsung's Galaxy S4 to its line-up of allegedly patent-infringing products. According to a court filing with the U.S. District Court in San Jose, California, Apple will aim to substitute one allegedly patent-infringing device for Samsung's latest and greatest. In a footnote to the court document, filed on Monday with the court, the...

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Yahoo's Hulu Bid Is Between $600M to $800M: Report

Yahoo has bid between $600 million to $800 million for premium video-streaming service Hulu, according to sources. The wide range is due to the fact that Yahoo has tabled several different offers that vary depending on certain factors, including the length of licensing rights for content, as well as the control that Hulu's current owners — Comcast, Disney and News Corp. — will maintain over their...

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Samsung confirms the Galaxy S4 mini at their own Samsung apps website

Samsung confirms the Galaxy S4 mini at their own Samsung apps website. The Galaxy S4 mini is the little version of the Galaxy S4. The Galaxy S4 mini features a 1.6 GHz dual-core CPU, a 4.3 inch Super AMOLED Display with qHD resolution (540×960, 256 ppi), 1 GB (3G), 2 GB (LTE) RAM, 32 GB Memory, Android 4.2, 8 megapixel camera and a 2,100 mAh battery. We expect Samsung to use their own Touch-Wiz...

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Here Comes The Smallest Android Stick (Video)

The device comes in the size of a USB drive but functions like a mini-PC.    Friday, May 24, 2013:  Over the years we've become accustomed to the trend of Android powered USB sticks that...

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Rumor: Apple Testing 1.5-inch OLED Displays for iWatch

Japanese blog Macotakara is reporting on two articles in Monday's edition of Taiwanese newspaper Economic Times, which focus on Apple's rumored iWatch device. The first report claims that Apple has begun sampling 1.5-inch OLED displays from RITEK subsidiary RiT Display. The second claims that Foxconn has already received orders for the gadget. The report surrounding RiT Display follows one that surfaced...

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Google kills downloads on Google Code 'due to misuse'

To keep its Google Code developer community "safe and secure", Google will prevent developers publishing downloads on the service and is pushing the functionality to Google Drive instead. Google Code offers developers a collaborative space to host open source projects that come with member controls, Subversion/Mercurial/Git repository, issue tracker, wiki pages and a downloads service. The last...

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Password Protection Act Bars Employers From Demanding Login Info

What kind of experience do you have in the field? Who are your references? What's your Facebook password? If the Password Protection Act becomes law, it would make it a crime for employers to ask that third question. The PPA was introduced in the House of Representatives Wednesday by Reps. Ed Perlmutter (D-Colo.) and Peter Welch (D-Vt.). It would make it illegal for employers demand current or...

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Apple's Smart Watch May Not Launch Until Late 2014, Use Biometrics and iPod Nano Technology

KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, who has on a number of occasions offered accurate information about Apple's product plans, issued a new research report this week outlining his expectations for Apple's rumored smart watch device, informally dubbed "iWatch". Despite some expectations that the device could launch later this year, Kuo believes that both hardware and software issues will result in the iWatch...

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Samsung Galaxy S4 sales record sends message to rivals

We knew that the Samsung Galaxy S4 would end up being one of the most popular smartphones of 2013, but Samsung has this week given us an indication just how well Galaxy S4 sales are going. In less than a month after first going on sale, the Korean electronics giant has announced that a record has been broken, with the Galaxy S4 now becoming the fastest selling Galaxy S device ever. In a press release...

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HP Thinks Giant Tablets Are a Good Idea

Windows 8 has officially created a new category: the monster tablet. Last fall's Sony Tap 20 could have been dismissed as a one-off aberration, but others have since launched giant screens equipped with batteries, including HP, who just unveiled the Rove 20. Why Rove? Because it can do exactly that — the 20-inch display is fully portable with almost 4 hours of battery life. Although its mobility,...

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99.9% Of New Mobile Malware Targets Android Phones

Android, the world's most popular smartphone operating system, has malware issues. We knew that already. But a new report suggests these issues are only destined to worsen. In fact, 99.9% of new mobile malware detected in the first quarter of 2013 is designed to hit Android phones, according to a new report released by online security firm Kaspersky Lab. The vast majority of those are trojan viruses,...

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Xbox One specs Vs Sony PS4 gives lowdown

Earlier on we spoke about some of the initial confusion surrounding Microsoft’s new Xbox One console. Now though, we focus on the hardware side of things and the specs that will power the console under the hood and will look to directly compete with Sony’s PS4 in an epic tussle. While Sony has yet to reveal storage capacity options for their PS4, we can confirm to you that the Xbox One is going...

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Nexus 5 or Optimus G Pro 2, first LG flexible display

At the start of the year Samsung gave us a sneak peak into their flexible display technology, which we had assumed would make it into the Galaxy S4 design. However, this was not to be, and so attention then turned to the Note 3, and we have since learned that this design will be similar to that of the S4. So what will be the first Android handset with a flexible display? Some people now assume that...

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Microsoft Unveils New Xbox One Console

This morning Microsoft unveiled  its newest console, the Xbox One. Unlike previous Xbox models though, Xbox One isn’t just about games, it’s about becoming the one system your living room needs, and it probably means trouble for the Apple TV. Not only can Microsoft’s latest box play video games with the best of them, but Microsoft has added features to make it the only box your TV really needs...

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