Month: December 2015

YouTube this morning provided a statement to The Wall Street Journal criticizing T-Mobile’s recently introduced Binge On program and accusing T-Mobile of throttling all video […] Read the original post by Juli Clover

Google enters the ‘pro’ tablet market with the Pixel C While iMore’s last month has been dominated by the iPad Pro, our good friends over at […] Read the original post by Rene Ritchie

The Motorola Moto 360 Sport is a solid smartwatch for runners, but cyclists and swimmers will be better served by a dedicated activity tracker. […] Read the original post by steve bush

A new flow battery technology is expected to cost substantially less and be better for the environment thanks to its organic water-based electrolytes, as seen […] Read the original post by Gizmag

Going around stores for some last-minute Christmas shopping might not be the wisest idea, but thankfully sending a gift can be as easy as sending […] Read the original post by Oscar Raymundo

In this, our final podcast of 2015, we take a moment to air our Festivus grievances while also praising Apple for a pretty good year. […] Read the original post by Susie Ochs

The Fizzics Beer System uses science and sound waves to give bottled and canned beer a fresh, draft-style look and taste. It works well, though […] Read the original post by steve bush

The TarDisk Pear offers an easy way to add more onboard storage to your MacBook Pro or Air. It fits neatly into your system’s SD […] Read the original post by steve bush

With a digital voice coach that guides you through activities, the Moov Now is a good gateway fitness tracker for beginner athletes who want to […] Read the original post by steve bush

The BenQ XR3501 is an enormous ultra-wide gaming monitor featuring a 35-inch curved Vertical Alignment (VA) panel that delivers solid gaming and gray-scale performance. […] Read the original post by steve bush

Raving about Ravean This week’s roundup of iOS accessories includes a new line of coats from Ravean. How are they iOS accessories? Well, they include backup […] Read the original post by Joel Mathis

A new Apple TV app called Littlstar is putting the remote’s touchpad to clever use with a set of interactive 360-degree videos. The free app lets […] Read the original post by Jared Newman

Nowadays, it’s too common to hear about a major website or service to be compromised by some hacker looking to make a big score. Keep […] Read the original post by StackSocial

Part 1 focused on the company background and the Imaging, Enterprise and Healthcare segments. Part 2 focused on the Mobile and Consumer segment, which coincidently […] Read the original post by Seeking Alpha

Littlstar, a service that produces 360-degree and virtual reality video, has landed on the new Apple TV. With Littlstar, you can get 360-degree video experiences […] Read the original post by Joseph Keller