We have reported in the past how Turkey is gearing up for a massive educational project, involving a hefty purchase of tablets. Apple’s CEO Tim Cook has now landed in the country, in what many see as an occasion to discuss the $4 billion iPad deal.
Earlier this month, we reported that South Korean giant Samsung is making a 12.2-inch Galaxy Note Pro tablet. We’ve come to know that the tablet is now available in UK and it costs £649.
A few years ago, handsets and tablets were the only smart devices which were commercially available apart from regular computers. Today, there are smart TVs and refrigerators, ovens and even smart toys. And all this is putting the users at risk.
Microsoft sees Office 365 as the future of its Office software suite. In an attempt to bring it to a greater audience, Microsoft has now partnered with GoDaddy, offering Office 365 to small businesses.
When it comes to smartphones, Sony has rooted for Android till the deep end. Despite no significant success, Sony continues to create Android-based handsets. But the company has now hinted that it may try its hands at other alternatives.
Last year, Mozilla unveiled Firefox OS for mobile devices, garnering critical acclaim for the new open-source platform. Now, the company has announced that it is partnering with Panasonic to bring Firefox OS to TVs.
Imagine standing in front of a beautiful building and taking photos. Now imagine if you could create an exact virtual 3D model through those photos. Spike, a new smartphone add-on, lets you do precisely that.
Although Sony has called it quits on the US smartphone market, the company’s Sony Z Ultra handset has landed on the Play store. Unlocked and contract-free, the handset packs a massive 6.4-inch display.