HP had a rather abysmal experience in the smartphone market in the past. The company’s smartphone failed entirely and HP was forced to retreat out of the smartphone arena. Now, however, the company is gearing up to re-enter the competition since it’s essential to its survival.
When penning down blog posts and articles online, one of the key issues one faces is to find relevant, copyright-free images. It can take a lot of time to get the right images which are not constrained by usage rights. Bing has now made it a lot easier by offering a new image search filter that filters images by usage rights.
Yahoo’s acquisition spree hasn’t finished yet. The latest addition in the list is Bignoggins Productions. The announcement came on Monday.
San Francisco recently witnessed a rather overwhelming crowd of people who participated in its Gay Pride parade. Interestingly, Mark Zuckerberg also participated in the parade, together with nearly 700 of Facebook’s employees, expressing full support for LGBT rights.
For long, the rumor-mill has been claiming that Apple is readying a smartwatch which would be called ‘iWatch.’ Until now, Apple didn’t divulge even a single hint that such a project was underway. Now, however, the company has filed for the ‘iWatch’ trademark in Japan, which may show that Apple is serious in building such a product.
For long, solutions such as Google Wallet have tried to offer the convenience of digital payments. But Wallet, and similar other solutions, have failed to gain much traction. Clinkle, a new payments start-up, has now claimed that it has finally devised the ultimate solution which will persuade users to leave their wallets at home.
At its recent I/O developer conference, Google lifted the wraps off Galaxy S4 Google Play Edition, a Samsung phone running the original Android. Now, some leaked screenshots show a Galaxy S4 handset running Android 4.3.
Most teenagers tend not to tax their minds with science and inventions. But there are some who are out there to create extra-ordinary products which serve humanity at large. An example is that of the 15-year old student, Ann Makosinski, who has now created a flashlight which runs on the human body heat.