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From what we know, Samsung is working on a new range of tablets which they have called the Samsung Galaxy Tab S, where we have heard that it will go up for pre-order next week, with a release happening at the end of the month. Having said that, the Samsung Galaxy Tab S will arrive […]
Samsung has been a busy little bee, haven’t they? The company recently announced that they will be partnering with Barnes & Noble to deliver the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 Nook tablet, with word of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S arriving at the end of the month, and now here we are with a leaked image of a
AT&T’s GoPhone service, in which customers can bring their own handsets and activate them under the carrier’s different tiered prepaid plans, is now widening to accept certain tablets. Announced via Twitter, the plans do not require annual contracts, and can be renewed on a mont
Canon has quietly launched a new online photo storage and sharing service that is free for anyone to use worldwide. Called Irista, the new photo service offers a free option that includes 10GB of cloud storage with no limits on the number or size of your file uploads. Irista also offers paid options
Twitter is an interesting medium to put forth one’s ideas, and we have seen how Twitter is used to document the banter between a couple who have broken up due to infidelity issues, or even to recreate the exact happenings of D-Day, not to mention “watching” an entire movie via tweets. Well, you can
Yahoo is moving forward with plans to discontinue access to its services using Facebook and Google logins. After removing the feature from its Tourney Pick’Em service earlier this year, the Mayer campaign is turning its attention to Flickr. According to a report from The Next Web, the Internet pione
Verizon Communications’ war of words with Netflix escalated Thursday, as what began with a tweet is now pulling in the lawyers. The telecom giant sent a cease-and-desist letter to Netflix, demanding that the popular streaming service stop sending messages to customers saying Verizon’s cr
The University of Michigan will be truly ahead of the pack this fall as it opens up a new automated vehicle test facility on North Campus. Over the course of this summer, construction will be done on the patent-pending Mobility Transformation Facility, where all 32 acres of it will be a simulated ci
ZTE Nubia Z7 price, release date: Specs of the rumored ZTE Zubia Z7 has been leaked, showing that this could be a high-end 5-inch smartphone. Aside from its built, it’s also expected that the device may be running on Android 4.4 KitKat with ZTE’s own software customization, Phone Arena reports. Base
The long arm of the law has the added advantage of technology working alongside them in order to uncover dastardly crimes that have been committed by nefarious minds. However, there are moments when even the law remains one step behind, and in this particular game of cat and mouse, perhaps the intro
Menstruation-tracking apps might not seem like like a goldmine waiting to be unearthed, but in China, investors are hedging their bets on them. Dayima, a period calendar app and women’s social network, just closed a $30 million series C round, backed by Ceyuan Ventures, Sequoia Capital China, and Be
It does look as though T-Mobile will be introducing a new service that they have called theUnderground which will target tech enthusiasts. The Underground is not meant for the masses as its name suggests, as it will train its proverbial crosshairs on “true enthusiasts” through its “limited-stock dev
