Month: July 2014

Samsung has revealed the smaller-sized update to its latest flagship smartphone : the Galaxy S5 mini. Read the original post by Engadget

Canon cuts up to 50% off a selection of refurbished lenses and up to 25% off a selection of refurbished cameras during its 4th of July Sale, with prices starting at $119.99. Plus, all orders quality for free shipping. A 1-year Canon warranty applies to all items. Deal ends July […] Read the original post…

If you’re living in the UK, you can now buy the new iPod touch from Apple’s UK store. The entry-level 16 GB iPod touch will set you back £159, with the 32 GB and 64 GB models costing £199 and £249 respectively. Apple’s UK store has all six color variants […] Read the original post…

Ice-T’s thrash metal band Body Count, touching off a powder keg of controversy in 1992 with the incendiary song “Cop Killer,” found themselves at the center of a cultural maelstrom, eliciting protests from politicians and conservative groups. Read the original post by Metroactive

Samsung and GlobalFoundries have landed orders from Apple to produce the 14-nanometer A9 processor starting next year, reports DigiTimes. The 14nm chips will be rolled out of GlobalFoundries’ Fab 8 factory in Malta, New York, which Samsung will also use to produce Apple’s A-series chips. According to Samsung and […] Read the original post by…

Newegg offers the Changhong 42″ 1080p LED-Backlit LCD HD Television, model no. LED42YC2000UA, for $349.99. Coupon code “EMCPCPW24″ cuts it to $279.99. With free shipping, that’s $20 under our mention from two weeks ago and the lowest total price we could find. This HDTV features a native resolution of 1920×1080 […] Read the original post…

Apple has launched its Back to School promotion for 2014, offering education customers free iTunes Store gift cards on qualified purchases. Essentially, purchasing a new Mac will bag you a $100 gift card, while an iPhone or iPad and reward you with $50. We’ve checked and confirmed the promotion is […] Read the original post…

Acer has been honored with two prestigious Computex Taipei Design & Innovation Awards at this year’s Computex Show in Taipei for outstanding industrial design. Read the original post by Al Bawaba

As indicated yesterday, Apple today launched its annual Back to School promotion offering qualified educational purchasers an Apple Store gift card of up to $100 with the purchase of a new Mac or a $50 gift card with the purchase of a iPad or iPhone. This year marks the first […] Read the original post…

Tanga takes 44% off a selection of LifeProof Cases for iPhone, as listed below. Plus, all orders receive free shipping. Each case features 6.6-foot drop shock protection and is also waterproof to depths of 6.6 feet. The deals: LifeProof Case for iPhone 4/4S in three colors for $47.29 (low by […] Read the original post…

Apple may wean away from licensing Nuance’s services for Siri, instead creating an in-house speech recognition solution which will be used to power the virtual assistant in the future. The move comes weeks after it was revealed by The Wall Street Journal that Samsung was possibly looking to acquire Naunce. […] Read the original post…

It looks as though Amazon is working to deliver new features to its smart TV box known as the Amazon Fire TV . Read the original post by Ubergizmo

Earlier this month, The Wall Street Journal claimed that Nuance, which is responsible for the technology behind Apple’s virtual assistant Siri, was in talks with Samsung Electronics about a possible acquisition. Now, a new report from Wired states that Apple is forming its own in-house speech recognition team to […] Read the original post by…

As one of its daily deals, Best Buy offers the RCA 29″ 720p LED-Backlit LCD HD Television, model no. LED29B30RQ, for $129.99 with free shipping. That’s $19 under our May mention, $100 off list, and the best price we’ve seen. It features a 1366×768 (720p) native resolution, 60Hz refresh rate, […] Read the original post…

The seemingly never-ending HP-Autonomy saga took another turn Monday night when Hewlett-Packard and two law firms representing shareholder groups a greed to settle their differences and they can now work together to pursue legal action against former Autonomy CEO Mike Lynch and CFO Shushovan Hussain. Read the original post by GigaOM