The fires have been shot in the smartwatch race but the contestants are still to begin their blitzes. Samsung has led the charge with lackluster offerings but a new smartwatch from Kairos may blow all competition to the wind.
Although HP hasn’t fared very well in the low-budged tablet market, the company keeps trying. HP has now unveiled a $100 slate which packs a quad-core chip and runs Android Jelly Bean.
The tech world is currently evolving at a rapid pace and those who fail to adjust to this pace are doomed to fail. In this article, we look at the weak spots of four top tech giants.
Apple has been engaged in a long-drawn patent battle with a number of companies from the Android group over the past few years. Now, the iPhone-maker has announced that it has settled its patent issues with one of these companies, namely Motorola.
There have been rumors that Samsung is readying a special version of its Galaxy S5 handset. This special version will be called Galaxy S5 Prime and it will pack an upgraded set of specs compared to the normal Galaxy S5.
The smartphones available in the market today range from sub-$200 devices from Chinese manufacturers all the way up to $600+ for Samsung and Apple handsets. ARM is now aiming to bring smartphones to the very bottom of the food chain with its upcoming $20 handset.
Google’s Nexus line-up of smartphones and tablets has been fairly popular, although it hasn’t been too successful in terms of sales. The search giant is now aiming to replace its Nexus branding with the premium Android ‘Silver’ program.
When Google unveiled Nexus 5 with excellent specs but a considerably affordable price tag, it was a huge win for the company. But here’s a new handset, the OnePlus One, which threatens to beat Nexus 5 at its own turf. Read a quick comparison of the two below.