Month: July 2014

I’m not sure what Samsung was thinking with their latest Galaxy S5 ad. They’re once again desperately, cynically trying to call iPhone owners stupid. You. Me. Our friends. Our families. All of us. Stupid. But do you know what I see? An airport full of people, the vast, vast majority […] Read the original post…

Not only can Siri play songs, albums, and playlists from the built-in Music app on your iPhone or iPad, it can also interact with what you’re currently playing. Basic commands like play, pause, skip, and shuffle may be easy when you’re sitting around casually listening to music, but if you’re […] Read the original post…

Crowd funding sites like Indiegogo have spurred a tons of mobile-focused innovation, and the latest huge campaign looking for more contributors is called GOkey. The basic idea behind GOkey is being a bit of an all-in-one smartphone tool — a large key-sized device that is a battery, a charging and […] Read the original post…

Earlier today, a set of new concept images broke cover that showed off what the iPhone 6 might look like if Apple decided to emphasize the antenna breaks. At the same time, some of the finer details, which have leaked out over the last week, were missing. That changes with […] Read the original post…

Adorama offers the Impossible Instant Lab for Apple iPhone for $124.95 with free shipping. That’s $74 under our February mention and the lowest total price we’ve seen. (It’s a current price low by $73.) The Instant Lab transforms digital images taken on your iPhone into photographs. It’s compatible with iPhone […] Read the original post…

Blizzard has unquestionably earned a place in the Valhalla of game companies. Few companies in video games’ history have had the impact that Blizzard has: Warcraft, StarCraft, Diablo. World of Warcraft. Hearthstone. And few people have had more of a formative influence on Blizzard that its chief creative officer, Rob Pardo. […] Read the original…

Many scientists now think that slowing down global warming isn’t enough anymore and that we now need to clear some of the CO2 already in the air. Read the original post by Engadget

iSkin has long been a staple when it comes to iPhone and iPad accessories. Some of my favorite cases ever made have been the iSkin brand. They’ve always seemed to stand up to the test of time for me and stayed on my devices a heck of a lot longer […] Read the original post…

Fry’s Electronics offers the JOBY GorillaPod Action Tripod with Mount for GoPro, model no. JB01300, for an in-cart price of $19.95. Choose in-store pickup to avoid the $5.99 shipping fee. That’s the lowest price we could find by $20. This tripod supports up to 2.2 lbs. and features flexible legs […] Read the original post…

Back in May of 2014, NTT DoCoMo and Apple worked together to bring the iPad Air to the carrier’s consumers, but it looks like Apple wasn’t done with their tablet plans in the Japanese market. Continue reading → Read the original post by Evan Selleck

Rumors and past release date info have thus far pointed towards a September launch date for the iPhone 6, which has now been confirmed by a reliable source that spoke to MacRumors. Mass shipments of the iPhone 6 from China to the United States are expected to occur […] Read the original post by Juli…

Picture this. The companies enter into a cross-licensing agreement to boost one another’s R&D efforts. Read the original post by Gautam Prabhu

Groupon offers the LifeProof nüüd Case for Apple iPad mini in Black or White/Grey for $39.99< with free shipping. That’s the lowest total price we could find by $25. It’s designed to survive drops of up to four feet and is fully submersible up to 6.6 feet for up to […] Read the original post…

Groupon offers the LifeProof nüüd Case for Apple iPad mini in Black or White/Grey for $39.99 with free shipping. That’s the lowest total price we could find by $25. It’s designed to survive drops of up to four feet and is fully submersible up to 6.6 feet for up to […] Read the original post…

When watching a gang of cyclists chase someone in a yellow jersey we’re used to seeing the action from bike- or car-mounted cameras. Read the original post by Engadget