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One of the biggest complaints people have with the Galaxy S6 is that there’s no way to swap out the battery as easily as its predecessors. The reason for this is that previous devices in the Galaxy S line had plastic backs that could easily be removed which allowed users to access the battery
Remember the YotaPhone, that smartphone that has a standard front-facing display and a second, e-paper display on the back? Well, the successor to that quirky Android-powered smartphone, the YotaPhone 2, could be making its way the United States later this year if its able to raise enough money thro
Very little in the way of rumors have been released about Sony’s upcoming Xperia Z4 Tablet, in fact the device hasn’t even been confirmed yet, but Sony may have accidentally given us our first look at the device through its own Xperia Lounge app. Next to nothing is known about the Z4 Tab
During Take-Two’s investor call, the company revealed that it has managed to sell more than 45 million copies of Grand Theft Auto V since its launch. That’s a ridiculous amount to say the least, especially when you consider the fact that the game hasn’t even been released on the PC
There have been quite a few HTC One M9 leaks over the last two weeks or so, including a series of images that the leaker claimed depicted the new smartphone. For those of you who were disappointed that the leaked images showed that HTC didn’t deviate much from the One M8 design, you’ll b
Few game communities have as devoted or passionate of a fan base as World of Warcraft, and Blizzard wants to reward to most devoted and most passionate fans for their loyalty to its insanely popular MMORPG. The company has send out a metal orc statue, a replica of the statue that sits outside of Bli
The rumors about the Huawei Ascend P8 have been making rounds in the tech news for a while already. First, there was a talk about the next device to don the company’s signature thin body design built around a metal chassis. Additional rumors indicated that the next flagship from the Honor 6 Pl
Intel and Royal Caribbean have teamed up to integrate Intel-powered tablets onboard Quantum of the Seas, the world’s first “Smartship.” Signaling a new modern age of cruising, Royal Caribbean is installing 15,000 Intel-based Dell Venue tablets at point-of-sale locations on the new ship. It is also u
As you’ve no doubt noticed, especially with the bombardment of post-Thanksgiving specials and sales, there is no shortage of portable Bluetooth speakers on the market. So in such a crowded field, it takes something truly innovative to rise above the rest. The Mars speaker from Crazybaby does e
A ballistic test showed that graphene can absorb twice the impact of bullet shots compared to the current material used in bulletproof vests. Graphene is a very thin and nearly transparent sheet of pure carbon. It is lightweight, but 100 times stronger than steel. Scientists have been studying the m
A new patent filing by BlackBerry reveals the company is possibly preparing to manufacture a smartphone with touchscreen and a physical QWERTY keyboard. This is not a reincarnation of the Torch, but a new device that has a “storable keyboard with a pivoting cover.” The patent, filed June 14th, 2012
Fiber continues to be a buzzword in big tech, and AT&T is one of its most prominent proponents. The telecommunications giant just unveiled AT&T Business Fiber, a new high-speed strain of U-Verse internet service aimed at businesses. AT&T Business Fiber is the first new service introduced
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