Yahoo and NBC have joined hands to gain a foothold in the football-centric audience. Although currently, ESPN takes the lead in offering the best coverage of most sports, both online and offline, Yahoo has joined hands with NBC to launch two new shows.
Microsoft has finally rolled out the Windows 8.1 Enterprise Preview, making it available for download at the official site. Along side the release, the company has also detailed on the new features that the update packs.
Toshiba is refreshing its Satellite U and M laptops with Intel’s fourth-generation Haswell processor. Both laptops have 15.6-inch HD display as well as touchscreen capabilities.
3D printing is the fast becoming a rage in the manufacturing industry, with many vendors creating small parts with the help of it. However, MakerPlane has now undertaken a very ambitious goal of gathering funds for an open-source aircraft made entirely from 3D-printed parts.
Fathers’ try their best to make their children happy and provide them with the best opportunities, right? Earlier, we have seen a father making a quadcopter drone for his son. Now we have come to know that a father named Laurent Aigon has built and and set up a 737 cockpit simulator in his son’s bedroom.
iFixIt is popularly known for tearing down new devices and then discerning how repairable they are. Google recently launched second-gen Nexus 7 and before long, the iFixIt team got its hands on the tablet and opened it down to the very bits. Apparently, the new slate has earned a high repairability score from the team.
Android currently offers support for a wide range of display resolutions, letting developers run their apps on both low-resolution as well as high-resolution displays. Now, it has been found that the source code of Android 4.3 supports the ultra-high 4K resolution.
Every handset that is supposed to appear in the market has to get the green signal from FCC. Apparently, the much-awaited Moto X has now been approved by the regulatory authority. Interestingly enough, FCC documents reveal that the specific Moto X model it has approved is compatible with T-Mobile.