Recent
quick returnPopular searches
live pathsDual perspectives
“Techi Two Takes” combines the best of both worlds: sourced content from trusted sites and our unique perspective. It’s where curated information meets insightful commentary, giving readers a complete, balanced view of the topic at hand.
Page 105 / 456
We’ve been saying for a while now that HTC is going to need something powerful and enticing if it wants to start turning its abysmal sales around, and the One A9 is definitely one of those things. Also known as the HTC Aero, the HTC One A9 recently popped up on Geekbench, and the benchmark too
One of the Xperia’s biggest selling points is the fact that it’s extremely waterproof, at least as far as smartphone go, and the new Xperia Z5 is no exception. The company has been advertising it as a waterproof device since it was first unveiled, even going so far as to include promo im
Asian messaging apps are like Swiss Army knives for mobile devices; they come packed with tons of functionality that you wouldn’t really expect to see in a messaging app, from cab-hailing to ticket-buying, and WeChat is no exception. The Wall Street Journal is reporting that a new feature is c
China is one of the few places where Uber isn’t completely dominating the ride-sharing market, and its local competitors want to keep it that way. Uber has been really aggressive and vocal about its Asian expansion recently, especially when it comes to China and India, but two of China’s
Qualcomm’s Snapdragon processors are responsible for powering a significant chunk of the Android devices that have been released over the years, and now the company wants them to power drones as well. Qualcomm has spent the last six months or so developing a new reference platform for consumer
Tizen hasn’t exactly risen to challenge Android in any meaningful way, it hasn’t even been able to beat out Windows Phone as the third most-popular mobile operating system, but Samsung is far from finished with it. The successor to the mildly successful Samsung Z1 was recently approved b
Missed deadlines and unfulfilled promises are something that OnePlus seems to have in abundance. You know what it doesn’t have in abundance? Phones. Despite the company’s promise that the OnePlus 2 launch wouldn’t suffer from the same issues that plagued the OnePlus One launch, tha
It’s only natural for the “Google of China” to follow in Google’s footsteps, which is why it’s not all that surprising that Baidu has unveiled its own virtual assistant that’s going to be taking on the likes of Cortana, Google Now, and Siri. Known as Duer, this ar
It’s a little too early to be seeing leaked specs for the Galaxy S7, but a new Samsung smartphone popped up on the AnTuTu Benchmark database that may very well be the company’s next flagship. Going by the codename Lucky, the device comes equipped with Qualcomm’s next-generation Sna
A three-year-long legal battle came to a close earlier today, one that had come to symbolize Silicon Valley’s numerous issues with sexism. Ellen Pao filed a gender discrimination lawsuit against her former employer, Kleiner Perkins, back in 2012, alleging that the company denied her a promotio
It can be difficult to wrap your head around just how ridiculously massive The Witcher 3 is, in terms of both content and world size, and there was a LOT of effort put in to make it that way. According to CD Projekt, it took 240 in-house staff members and 1,500 extra workers from across the [&hellip
If you’ve had your eye on the startup scene in Asia anytime in the past couple of years, the first thing you’ll notice is that there’s a LOT of money being invested, especially when it comes to Chinese startups. However, a new report from Tencent Tech suggests that a significant ch
