Microsoft has been putting its weight behind its revamped email service, Outlook. The company has now offered a number of new impressive features for Outlook, such as allowing users to sign in using their alias rather than the actual username as well as offering 32 new region-specific domains.
We recently reported that Apple was in the hot seat in China when the state-media started criticizing the company for offering an unfair returns policy. Now, the Chinese government has told Apple to remove certain content from its App Store which the authorities have flagged as ‘obscene.’
Google has started shipping its anticipated Glass eyewear couple of days ago. But the lucky recipients who were planning to turn in some quick profits by reselling the Google Glass Explorer edition have some bad news waiting.
Last Monday, April 15, two bombs exploded near the finish line of the Boston Marathon, US. According to FBI, those two bombs were created from pressure cookers and possibly were detonated remotely by cellphones.
Canadian e-reader maker Kobo has announced Aura HD, a new upper-end premium e-reader with attractive specifications along with a 6.8-inch HD screen. According to Kobo, Aura HD e-reader has the highest-resolution display than any other e-reader available in the market today.
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Tactical Haptics has shown its “Reactive Grip” a tactile-feedback system, for motion-controlled input devices at GDC 2013. The giant gaming console maker has brought more advanced motion-based controller system with their consoles.
One of the important instruments that helps astronomers to discover the space more accurately is telescope. The good news is last Friday, Hawaiian Board of Land and Natural Resources approved the construction of the world’s largest optical telescope called the Thirty Meter Telescope (TMT) in the territory. This telescope will be able to image objects 13 billion light years away, near the beginning of time!
Samsung unveiled its long anticipated Galaxy S4 smartphone on March 14. The new smartphone packs stunning looks, superior hardware and a whole plethora of new features. Recently, a leaked document from Staples has hinted that Galaxy S4 might be available for AT&T customers from April 26.