We have been hearing for some time that Apple may build a facial recognition security feature into its iPhone handsets. A new Apple patent tends to affirm this notion by exploring the use of face detection to activate select features on Apple products.
Google has been opening up the development platform for its Glass devices gradually. While the Google Glass Mirror API was available only to whitelisted developers until now, Google has now announced that any developer interested in Glass-related apps can now access it.
Over the last few years, we have seen a number of apps which let you snap shots of a foreign text with a smartphone or tablet and then translate it to whatever language you prefer. This functionality has finally landed on Google Glass, thanks to the Word Lens team.
Google recently came out with Nexus 5, a new handset it created in collaboration with LG. Now, rumors have it that the search giant is readying a next-generation Nexus 10 model, purported images of which have leaked on to the web. These images claim that the upcoming Nexus 10 will cost $480.
Mozilla has been working hard on its mobile operating system, namely the Firefox OS. The team has now dished out a new update touted as Firefox OS 1.1. This update brings a whole plethora of new features to the platform. Details of these new features and other improvements are provided below.
Samsung Electronics launched its ChatON Messaging Service two years ago in 2011. Lately, the company proudly announces that its ChatON now has a global subscriber base of over 100 million users.
AT&T is now offering LTE-ready Nexus 7 (2013) with 4G LTE service. AT&T has partnered with Google to sell a 32GB version Tab for $349 with LTE 4G data access. In addition, customers will receive a $100 AT&T bill credit when they’ll sign up for a new 2-year service contract.
We knew that a LTE version of new Google Nexus 7 tablet will be released for sure, but when, the date was not confirmed. However now the date of releasing new Google Nexus 7 LTE version tablet has been confirmed. According to the comments from Google at Japanese site Ascii.jp, the LTE model will be available in Japan and Europe in the mid-September.