Month: August 2014

DJI’s Phantom 2 Vision+ is a great introduction to aerial video — we know from personal experience — but it won’t be long before you’re jonesing for more power. Read the original post by Engadget

The launch of Flappy Bird Family last week probably wasn’t going to make you rush to buy a Fire TV any time soon, but don’t worry — Amazon has a few more aces up its sleeve. Read the original post by Engadget

A new Chrome app called miniLock is making it easy to encrypt and share single files with others. Read the original post by Ian Paul

In its third quarter, Apple announced iPad revenue was down. But that doesn’t mean its best days are behind it. Here’s why the iPad will finish the year strong. Read the original post by Gautam Prabhu

Even though iOS prides itself on being one of the most user friendly mobile experiences on the planet, that doesn’t mean everything is always obvious. For those with visual impairments, some menus and places that you can tap on the screen may not immediately jump out at you. Luckily, iOS […] Read the original post…

I love how far desktop browsers have come, in terms of the functionality and flexibility they offer users. Between extensions and bookmarklets, I’ve got all my essential functions just a click away, including saving articles to read later, taking a screenshot of the active page, and sharing links via email […] Read the original post…

Undead Labs, the development team behind the popular zombie action game State of Decay for the Xbox 360 and PC platforms, have just revealed their plans to launch their first game for mobile platforms like the iPhone and iPad, a fantasy RPG called Moonrise. Here’s a quick description of the […] Read the original post…

Cowen & Co. analyst Timothy Arcuri claims the 4.7-inch and 5.5-inch iPhone 6 will differ in more than just display size, reports AppleInsider. According to Arcuri’s supply chain checks, the 5.5-inch iPhone 6 may include a more powerful processor and a different touch module than the 4.7-inch model. […] Read the original post by Kelly…

‘What took you so long?’ These were the first words Zhang Suiyu said to her husband after they were reunited following 70 years apart. Read the original post by Metro

Sprint has added its Framily private social media service for its customers that own iPhones for the first time, allowing them a way to communicate and share information with their Framily Plan members. Here are the main features of the Sprint Framily Wall service: Communicate – send messages, pictures, video and […] Read the original…

Your smartphone is capable of all kinds of amazing things, containing impressive computing power in such a little package. It’s not the only little tool that is able to impress, though. Sensordrone is the size of a keychain yet is a fulling functioning sensing computer. It can be yours if […] Read the original post…

Staples offers the ClosetMaid Shelftrack Elite Home Office Kit for $19.50. Plus, Staples Rewards members get free shipping. (Not a member? It’s free to sign up.) That’s $230 off the desk’s original price, and the lowest total price we could find. The desktop measures 48×24″ and it comes with four […] Read the original post…

If one of Britain’s most beautiful national parks isn’t enough to tear you away from your smartphone , maybe this will. Read the original post by Engadget

The Apple TV has seen quite the big focus lately, with new apps coming to the platform even as talks of a new device have reportedly stalled. Now, fans of the NFL have something to look forward to as well. Continue reading → Read the original post by Evan Selleck

Apple TV looks set to get another new application sometime soon with NFL Now already being under development. The image and information provided by 9to5Mac shows the app as it currently stands, taken by an employee of the NFL. With a host of content headed our way such as live […] Read the original post…