Less than a week after major newspapers reported about a smartwatch, branded as iWatch, from Apple, some leaked screenshots suggests a rival. It seems to be the continuation of a year-long rivalry. You probably guessed it by now; it’s Samsung. And the rivalry seems to be continued in the smartwatch market too.
It seems that opening up brand retail stores has become a growing trend by consumer tech companies; a profitable trend first started by Apple and then followed by Microsoft. Following that trend, a rumor is swirling that search giant Google is planning to open several retail stores in the United States by 2013.
LG is not among the top players in the smartphone arena. However, that does little to diminish the company’s spirits, it seems. LG has a knack of regularly rolling out its sales milestones. The latest of such announcements from the company reveals that it has sold 15 million Optimus L series smartphones so far.
Auto-correct options on a touchscreen device can be a disaster at times. We have seen many such goofs going around the web as memes. However, Fleksy’s predictive keyboard app has been remarkably spot on in dishing out accurate corrections of mistyped words. The company has announced that its iOS app will be available for free from now on.
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Game developer Fishlabs released Galaxy on Fire 2 HD for free with a few changes to the HD version of the game that has been selling well on tablets and phones since its release. Here you have to play the role of a daredevil space adventurer and mercenary named Keith T. Maxwell.
iOS is usually considered among the most secure mobile platforms. However, every now and then, a tiny flaw is discovered which can be exploited to accomplish a lot of things. For instance, a new trick on an iPhone running iOS 6.1 allows you to easily bypass the device’s lockscreen.
Over the last few months, a number of publications have cited that Intel may have plans of entering the arena of Internet TV. Now, the General Manager of Intel Media, Erik Huggers has confirmed the notion, citing that the service will arrive with its set-top box and camera.
A recent NYT review cited the new Tesla Model S vehicle as somewhat lackluster. Responding to this, Tesla founder Elon Musk has stated that the review is based on inaccurate data, which can be proved through vehicle log data.