Virgin Mobile has launched Samsung Galaxy Ring, the cheapest Android Jelly Bean smartphone in recent months. The device packs with some decent hardware too. Virgin Mobile is pushing this great phone at a budget price on prepaid terms.
Although there has been a lot of talk about smartwatches in the tech arena, we haven’t seen any significant products on that front until now. GEAK has now unveiled a new product which may qualify to be called a true smartwatch, packing a number of sensors, support for wi-fi connectivity and Android 4.1
GEAK has just released two new smartphones – Eye And Mars. Both devices pack high end specifications along with budget prices. Both phones feature a big screen and 13MP rear camera with a maximum resolution.
Following in the footsteps of Microsoft, Facebook and Apple, Yahoo has also set out to reveal the number of data requests that it has received from the US government. According to the company, it received more than 12,000 such requests over the course of six months.
Yahoo is in buying spree. Last week, the internet company bought iOS camera app maker GhostBird. It was preceded by the much discussed $1.1 billion Tumblr deal. This time, we’re hearing about a $30 to $40 million buyout offer to social email startup Xobni.
Earlier we have seen Boston Dynamics’ developing the world’s fastest robot and MIT developing the world’s second fastest robot. However, lately a group of Swiss researchers has claimed that they have created a high-speed robot called “Cheetah-Cub Robot” that runs like a cat in a bid to create a new breed of robots for use in search and rescue operations.
The upcoming Nokia EOS smartphone has made its appearance once again. The same leakster from Sina Weibo managed to get 12 shots of the device.
In the wake of the alarm that has been evoked due to the PRISM leaks, U.S. government officials have been aggressively defending NSA and the wiretapping measures of the government. Now, the officials have claimed that during 2012, only 300 phone records were investigated, even when the intelligence agencies gathered records of millions of users.