Such Mac users who have long wanted to build their own cities are about to be granted their wishes. After a lot of promises, wait and speculation, EA has finally announced that the Mac version of SimCity will be launched on August 29th.
We have been hearing about a possible Samsung smartwatch for quite some time now. However, until now, most of these speculations have been based on rumors. Now, though, clear clues have been found in Korean patents filed by Samsung, citing the possible smartwatch design the company has in mind.
Augmented reality glasses have long been the stuff of fiction but more recently, they have entered the realm of reality. Google has certainly taken the lead on this front with its Glass Project. Now, Microsoft seems to be considering the possibility of augmented-reality glasses for its game console, Xbox.
If you are out of the country and are using your handset on the standard roaming charges, chances are that you would soon pile up a huge bill within no time. Now, if you’re a student, you really can’t afford such a hefty expense. To help with this, AT&T has now decided to launch an exclusive international plan for those studying abroad.
Twitter has a knack of dishing out regular updates, bringing better and new features to the users of the micro-blogging site. Now, the company has upgraded the search feature on the site, adding photo results to it and letting users see their recent search queries.
For long, Android Gingerbread has held a steady dominion in the world of Android devices. It was run on the highest number of Android devices until recently. However, Jelly Bean has been steadily gaining ground and in light of the latest numbers, Jelly Bean now runs atop more than 40% devices.
Motorola, under the guidance of Google, has launched its much-touted and much-anticipated smartphone, Moto X. Now, the company has revealed that it is also readying a price-friendly version of the Moto X smartphone.
Remember we once reported future planes will use liquid natural gas to fly? Seems like the day is not too far from happening. American firm Aviat Aircraft has introduced the first airplane that is able to run on both standard aviation fuel and compressed natural gas (CNG).