Net neutrality is still on the table for discussion this week and FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler even wants to hear your opinion on the situation. Ben and Richard share their two cents on the issue and continue to cover all the cozying up between companies...
While the game's intro tells us, "There is nothing," there is a lot more to the little word game beneath the surface. Drowning in Problems is in fact Minecraft creator Markus Persson's entry in Ludum Dare. The contest is an accelerated...
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We can't say that the future of Ubuntu for Android ever looked particularly bright, but we were enamored with the concept. You'd walk around by day with a standard-issue Android phone in your pocket, but when you docked it to a keyboard, mouse and...
About a week ago, some leaked images that were said to be of the Samsung Galaxy K smartphone hit the web. Those images have now been proven correct with Samsung officially announcing the Galaxy K zoom. The rumored specs have been confirmed as well.
The big feature with the Galaxy K Zoom is its 10x optical zoom camera with optical image stabilization and a bright xenon flash. The sensor for its camera is a 20.7MP backside-illuminated CMOS, and the lens has a 24mm-240mm range at f3.1-f6.3. Perhaps most impressive is that all that camera tech is packed into a phone that’s just 16.6mm thick when the lens is retracted. The 4G LTE smartphone has a 2MP front camera. At its heart is a Hexa-core Exynos processor unit with a 1.3GHz quad-core processor and a 1.7GHz dual-core inside.
Other features include Android 4.4 KitKat for the OS, 802.11 a/b/g/n Wi-Fi, GPS, Bluetooth 4.0, and NFC tech. The screen is a 4.8-inch Super AMOLED unit with resolution of 1280 x 720. The processor is paired with 2GB of RAM and the phone has 8GB of storage with a microSD slot for expansion. The battery inside is rated at 2,430 mAh.
Pricing and availability for the Galaxy K Zoom has yet to be announced.
Nope, the entire bunch is a multimedia device that can scan codes to play videos, or show off pictures and create an interactive way of reading analog books in our digital world! The speakers of the system are visible at the bottom and function by revolving the cup. The cup holds the pens on the desk and recharges the multimedia pen via induction.
The separate USB – receiver allows you to watch videos on your computer. What an interesting way to view the world!
Designers: Miriam Schmitt, Christopher Prenzel & Julian Schwarze
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Just in case you've always been skittish about offering up your Facebook credentials when logging in to third-party apps, the company has just announced at its f8 developer's conference that it'll finally let you login to them anonymously. As it...
The Urban Sense is more like a pair of binoculars that reveal magical information about the sight that you are viewing. Designed as an interactive tourist guide, the device is a real winner in my eyes. Now only if it can add a camera function!
Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare is a cool video game that launched for Xbox 360 and Xbox One game consoles earlier this year. This is the first game in the franchise that steps outside of the top-down tower defense gameplay and introduces third-person shooter aspects to the game.
PopCap has announced that the game will be hitting the PC via Origin this June 24. This will be the first time the game has come to gamers outside the Microsoft consoles. PC gamers will also get some of the DLC that has launched since the game first landed on the Xbox.
The PC version will include Garden Variety and Zomboss Down content. The game will support 12v12 multiplayer action with Gardens & Graveyards and Team Vanquish modes. An 8v8 mode called Gnome Bomb will be supported along with four player co-op mode Garden Ops. PC gamers can pre-order PvZ: Garden Warfare now on Origin for $29.99(USD). A Deluxe Digital Edition will throw in 150,000 in-game coins and a custom accessories pack for another $5.
FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler's PR push to explain his proposed new meaning of net neutrality continued today at The Cable Show 2014. Speaking directly to executives of the cable broadband industry, Wheeler claimed anyone opposing net neutrality and an...
Net neutrality is still on the table for discussion this week and FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler even wants to hear your opinion on the situation. Ben and Richard share their two cents on the issue and continue to cover all the cozying up between companies... 
While the game's intro tells us, "There is nothing," there is a lot more to the little word game beneath the surface. Drowning in Problems is in fact Minecraft creator Markus Persson's entry in Ludum Dare. The contest is an accelerated... 
Paym, a new mobile payment platform that lets you send money to a mate for your share of Friday's curry with only their phone number to hand, is now live in the UK. To use Paym, you'll first need to associate your mobile number with your UK bank... 
We can't say that the future of Ubuntu for Android ever looked particularly bright, but we were enamored with the concept. You'd walk around by day with a standard-issue Android phone in your pocket, but when you docked it to a keyboard, mouse and... 
Just in case you've always been skittish about offering up your Facebook credentials when logging in to third-party apps, the company has just announced at its f8 developer's conference that it'll finally let you login to them anonymously. As it... 
FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler's PR push to explain his proposed new meaning of net neutrality continued today at The Cable Show 2014. Speaking directly to executives of the cable broadband industry, Wheeler claimed anyone opposing net neutrality and an...