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Amazon Fire Glass on the horizon?

Gareth | July 20, 2014 |

Over the weekend, Google’s Babak Parviz let slip  that he is no longer with the search engine giant, he posted image is Amazon’s logo, and the accompanying message reads “status: super excited!” Further investigation sees on his profile section, Parviz confirms the move to Amazon. “Having worked at companies ranging from tiny start-ups to huge corporations […]

Could this be the coolest TV screen ever?

Matt | July 18, 2014 |

From HD resolutions to curved screens, the TV game is always changing. LG has recently announced the latest ground-breaking development in the market, which takes the form of rollable TVs, as the BBC reports. Taking how we tune in to the next level, the paper-thin televisions are so slight they can be rolled into a […]

Google Now jetson update. No I said Google Now gets an update

Gareth | July 17, 2014 |

Google Now is easily the most responsive voice activated software on the planet, however is certainly isn’t flawless. There is still has some learning to do before it can evolve to a higher level of intelligence and require the execution of some called Sarah Connor. As of right now, on the rare occasions when it […]

There are three L’s in this Ballloon

Gareth | July 16, 2014 |

Ballloon is a simple Chrome extension that helps users save pics, pdf files and other web files directly to cloud storages(Dropbox or Google Drive for the moment). With this extension, users don’t need to download their files from Internet first, then upload them back to Internet again. This certainly increases productivity. See how such a […]

Acer Chromebook CB3 leaks online

Gareth | July 14, 2014 |

Mobilegeeks.de report that a CB3 featuring an 11.6-inch screen, Intel Celeron N2830 (Bay Trail) processor chugging along at 2.13GHz and paired with 2GB of DDR3 RAM will go on sale in Europe priced at €219. If rumours are true then this model will be particularly attractive as the memory is not soldered on to the board but […]

LG G Pad 10.1 coming to UK soon

Gareth | July 14, 2014 |

LG have launched the G Pad 10.1 in the US and the UK is due to follow quite quickly. This 10.1″ WXGA tablet features a resolution of 1280 x 800 pixels, a quad-core 1.2GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor, 1GB of RAM, 16GB of built-in storage, a microSD card slot, a 1.3 megapixel front camera and a […]

Screen casting from Android to Chromecast

Gareth | July 13, 2014 |

Those lovely people at Google are currently packing in the ultimate feature for the Chromecast, screen casting. Now, anything on your Android device can appear on the TV. Google are pushing sharing features more so than gaming and apps by saying “You can share photos stored on your phone with a group of friends, or scope […]

Acer knocking out two i3 Chromebooks

Gareth | July 12, 2014 |

Acer America announced on Thursday that it is the first company to offer Chromebooks with an Intel Core i3 processor. The company actually updated its popular Acer C720 Chromebook, producing two new models with  starting prices of $349.99 and $379.99. According to the specs, the difference between the two models is in the memory. The […]

Breakthrough in battery life

Gareth | July 11, 2014 |

Sometimes it’s the obvious things which go unnoticed for a while yet turn out be be the perfect solution to an old problem. Such is the likely the case with a new scientific breakthrough in battery tech. Researchers at University of California and the Bourns College of Engineering may have just figured out an easy […]

LG get kids onboard with Kizon smartwatch

Gareth | July 10, 2014 |

One smartwatch that likely won’t get as much press as the other offerings from LG or Samsung is the LG Kizon. This smartwatch allows a parent direct contact with their child no matter the distance.  The Kizon can track and report location via GPS and WiFi using the companion app, updating parents with location details throughout […]