According to reports, Google is currently working on an Android game console of its own. At the same time, the inside sources reveal, the search giant is also working on an Android smart watch, which essentially hints that Google is ready to take Android beyond smartphones and tablets.
Apple’s iTunes Store recently suffered from a rather widespread outage. According to different reports, nearly 20% users of the online store were unable to make purchases. Thankfully, Apple was quick to resolve the issue.
Today on June 26, NASA was supposed to launch a new solar satellite named Interface Region Imaging Spectrograph (IRIS), but due to a power outage in California over the weekend has delayed the launch of the satellite. Now NASA plans to launch this satellite no earlier than Thursday (June 27).
Ouya, the wildly popular Android-based game console which was able to steer a very successful KickStarter campaign, was finally made available to the public this morning. Within hours, the Ouya stock on Amazon was at an end, although the console was still available with a number of other retailers at a price of $99.
A while ago, Twitter allowed users to post brief videos on the micro-blogging site through the use of Vine app. Following in the footsteps, Facebook has played its card by utilizing Instagram. As per the expected recent announcement by the social network, Instagram users can now post 15-second video clips.
Tomorrow June 23 is the day when Supermoon will occur. And tomorrow on June 23, at 4:00 a.m. EST, the Denmark-based Copenhagen Suborbitals plans to launch a rocket named the Sapphire from the Baltic Sea. The company’s main purpose is to test the rocket’s active guidance system so that in future they can send a human into space.
When Apple launched iTunes, it was the first true hub of digital music from notable artists and music houses. Today, iTunes is the most popular destination of online users when purchasing music. Today, the company owns some 75% of the digital market share.
According to the numbers trickling in from e-retailers, Sony’s pre-orders for PlayStation 4 have ran out pretty fast. Among these e-retailers is Amazon, who is now notifying customers that rather than applying for the ‘launch edition’, they can go for the ‘standard edition.’