The tablet market in North America has rapidly expanded in size over the past two years. Despite this market-wide growth, iPad continues to be the dominant brand, commanding 77% of all tablet web traffic from US and Canada.
Fitness apps are fast becoming the hot deals of the tech industry. Facebook has joined the fray by acquiring Moves, a notable motion-tracking app which is available to both Android and iPhone users.
Blood is of critical significance to humans. A sizable portion of the population around the globe is in a need of blood transfusions at any given time. Wellcome Trust aims to resolve this problem with lab-manufactured blood, which will be first transfused into an actual human by 2016.
Cloud storage has become fairly critical to our data-centric digital lives these days. A new entrant in the cloud storage industry has now come up with an extraordinary offer: iDrive is offering 50 GB of cloud storage space to iOS users for a mere $0.99 for a year.
Apple just released iOS 7.1.1 for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. The update contains security updates, bug fixes and improvement. Here we have full change log and direct download link.
Google Glass users who have an Android device have long been able to read their text messages on Glass screen. The search giant is due to roll out an update soon which would allow iOS users to enjoy a similar functionality on their Glass units.
The wearables market is only getting started but one of the early entrants, Nike, is pulling the plug on its wearable hardware. The company has apparently decided to focus more on fitness-related software.
Ubuntu version 14.04 LTS, code name “Trusty Tahr” released today. It’s now available to download for all platform. In this post we will discuss feature list for 14.04, where and how to download, and a briefly about brand new Ubuntu Touch For Tablet Version 1.0.