It appears that most of the sales done online on Cyber Monday this year by consumers were performed through mobile devices, giving these devices a key role in e-commerce.
Whereas the conventional LCDs have their limitations, Nanosys has now bagged $15 million to start working on quantum dot LCDs, which can make displays 50 percent brighter.
Samsung recently included the new iPhone 5 in its lawsuit, and now, Apple has requested the court to include six more Samsung devices to its own lawsuit.
Google Wallet support page suggests that it is working on a physical Wallet card and trying to bring a non-NFC version of the app to every Android 2.3+ device.
It seems that Samsung has been able to establish its Galaxy Note devices as a successful product line in the smartphone market. The demand for the devices is fairly good and the company has been able to sell 3 million units of its new Galaxy Note 2 within 37 days of its release.
Linus Torvalds, father of Linux, has cracked on attitude of laptop designers towards high resolution displays. He seems to be heavily influnced by the new Google Nexus 10 tablet PC.
Starbucks has always aided at ‘recharging’ a person’s state of mind. Soon enough, it will literally begin offering recharge stations at its stores in Boston for smartphones.
A lot of anticipation had been surrounding the next generation of Nexus devices that Google was due to release this month. The company has finally published an official blog post, announcing a new Nexus 4 smartphone, a new Nexus 10 tablet and also a 32 GB as well as HSPA+ version of Nexus 7. Direct buy link inside.