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HTC M8 Mini mentioned in new leak

Matt | February 9, 2014 |

Only yesterday we were talking about the anticipated replacement for the HTC One, the HTC M8. Today there’s a new rumour about the M8’s little brother, the HTC M8 Mini. In a tweet yesterday the omnipresent tipster, @evleaks, posted the following tweet: HTC M8 mini (mem_ul): SD400 (1.4GHz x4), 4.5″, 720p, 1GB/16GB (+microSD), 13MP/5MP, a/b/g/n/ac, […]

More on the HTC M8

Matt | February 8, 2014 |

Things are definitely hotting up around the device that’s set to supersede HTC One, the HTC M8. Almost every day we’re seeing a new leaked image or screen shot of the phone that’s soon set to become HTC’s new flagship device. This week we saw images of the HTC M8 which appear to confirm the […]

Mobile Tech Addicts Podcast 219: Deng fancies Matt too

Gareth | February 7, 2014 |

Gareth and  Matt are here with another UK update on the mobile front. Featuring Gareth and Matt. This week we discuss the rumours surrounding HTC replacement for the HTC One, dubbed the HTC M8. We also look forward to the iPhone 6 and what that may hold in store as well as a discussion abut […]

3 Ways Technology Continues to Transform B2B

Matt | February 6, 2014 |

Typical sales used to be a repetitive routine of call sheets and scripted conversations. Today’s B2B landscape has a whole new array of tools and tricks for sales teams to create new, lasting partnerships, leaving cold calls a thing of the past. Analytics give professionals ammunition to build tailored proposals before they contact leads. Sales […]

Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro unboxing and first impressions

Matt | February 5, 2014 |

The Lenovo Yoga 2 Pro sits towards the top end of the multimode Ultrabook market and is the latest Lenovo model to enter this space. Lenovo have several ‘multimode’ models in their range but one thing that certainly sets the Yoga 2 Pro apart from the rest of the crowd is the amazing 13.3″ QHD+ display, […]

Presenting the Chromecast SDK

Gareth | February 4, 2014 |

After a long and gruelling 6 months the SDK for Google’s Chromecast officially became available for purchase, so we can now expect to see a wave of apps pouring through the floodgates for Google popular TV plugin. At this point in time there are only a handful of services available for the Chromecast out of the […]

iWatch getting tossed about again

Gareth | February 4, 2014 |

Looks as thought Apple might just be launching the iWatch later this year according to new reports from The New York Times and 9to5Mac. An unnamed Apple employee said that Apple’s Bob Mansfield, the senior vice president for technologies, is “directly involved” with and iWatch, and has been “heavily involved” with “exploring devices, sensors and technologies within Apple that […]

You are seeing a red Nexus 5

Gareth | February 3, 2014 |

Looks like a red  Nexus 5 will arrive in the near future. The Nexus 5 has been ruimours to get a bit of paint thrown at it much like several other leading brands out there and could be set to launch in the Google Play Store as early as the beginning February 4th. It would be unlikely […]

Apple TV or Roku? 5 Considerations for Buying a Set-Top Streaming Box

Matt | February 1, 2014 |

In 2007, around two million American homes were without cable or satellite television. A 2013 Nielsen study found that today more than five million homes have embraced an existence without traditional TV. But that doesn’t mean they’re staring at their four walls. More than three-quarters of these homes rely on the internet for their entertainment. […]

Two Chromebooks coming from Lenovo

Gareth | January 31, 2014 |

Here is a bit of news for Chrome OS and Lenovo fans out there – the popular PC manufacturer has just announced two new laptops! The Thinkpad 11e and the Thinkpad Yoga 11e come in two versions, sporting Windows 8 and Chrome OS (wouldn’t it be nice if they could dual-boot?). These Chromebooks are said […]