Just recently, a new version of AOKP build was released for Nexus 4, 7, 10 & Galaxy Nexus; it is based on Android Jelly Bean 4.2.1.
Vevo has a very strong presence in the realm of digital music. The music video site has garnered a rather sizeable user base since its inception. It now seems that YouTube is considering buying a minority stake in Vevo, evidently in an attempt to expand its influence in digital music.
Gamers around the globe have been eagerly waiting for both Sony and Microsoft to come up with their next-generation game consoles. It has been a while since the two vendors launched their last consoles and a new release is rightly due. Rumors have it that Sony and Microsoft may announce PlayStation 4 and Xbox 720 respectively in June this year.
CES 2013 has been a big-screen galore this year. A number of vendors, including the likes of LG, Sony and Samsung took the occasion to unveil new HD TVs at this year’s show, showing off the sheer beauty of ultra-high pixel density packed within. Samsung has already put up its 85-inch S9 Ultra HD TV for pre-orders in Korea, offering it at a price of 40,000,000 won (roughly $37,877).
The gaming industry has undergone a rather radical change in recent years. Mobile gaming and social gaming has gained major portion of the market whereas the sales of regular consoles and standard video game discs have declined. In 2012 alone, the sales of video game discs and consoles fell by 22%.
At CES 2012, Chinese multinational electronics company Lenovo unveiled its first Android 4.0 powered Intel Medfield phone Lenovo K800. And this year at CES 2013, Lenovo has unveiled the very first K900 phone, powered by forthcoming Intel Atom processor platform for smartphones. The K900 will come with a slim 6.9mm profile.
Nvidia has long been working hard on pouring all the best of its experiences into a single product that would blow off the gamers. This year, the company has apparently concluded the hard work and decided to unveil the highly ambitious ‘Project Shield’ at CES 2013.
We have seen many Hollywood Studios like Paramount Pictures, Sony Pictures, Disney, 20th Century Fox protesting against piracy at different times. But who knew that these companies were nourishing some deveils. Recently it has been found that employees at Paramount Pictures, Warner Bros., Disney, Sony Pictures and 20th Century Fox were openly pirating movies, games and other forms of entertainment from work place.