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- Download Android 4.4 KitKat Keyboard And Hangouts 2.0 Officially From Here
- Fix OS X Mavericks Mail For Gmail With This Update From Apple [Direct Link]
- Galaxy S5 And Galaxy Note 4 Will Feature A ‘Killer’ 16-Megapixel Camera, According To Samsung
- Google Won’t Deactivate Sold Glass Units Anymore
- Sony Outlines 11 PS4 Apps For Launch, Here Are The Details
- Star Wars: Tiny Death Star For iOS And Android Is 8-Bits Of Epic Fun, Download Now!
- Google Glassware Development Kit (GDK) Will Be Made Available Later This Month
- Battlefield 4 For Xbox One Will Let You Use Kinect For Movement And Voice Commands
- Amazon’s New Kindle Paperwhite Ad Takes A Swipe At iPad’s Display [VIDEO]
- This iPhone Car Mode Concept Presents A Viable Solution For Texting And Driving [Images]
Download Android 4.4 KitKat Keyboard And Hangouts 2.0 Officially From Here Posted: 07 Nov 2013 03:27 PM PST One of the positive trends which Android users are benefitting from at the moment stems from Google placing a lot of importance on getting its own first-party Android apps into the daily flow of as many users as possible through the Play Store. To keep the ball rolling on that commitment the company has today pushed out two major app updates to the Play Store for the masses to enjoy. Continue reading this article at RedmondPie.com |
Fix OS X Mavericks Mail For Gmail With This Update From Apple [Direct Link] Posted: 07 Nov 2013 02:56 PM PST OS X Mavericks brought with it a great blend of new feature additions mixed perfectly with enough power-saving ability to make the operating system a great option for Apple's desktop and notebook using consumers. However, with the initial seed of a new OS there is always going to be a few bugs that managed to slip through the pre-release controlled beta test. If you are one of those perturbed users who has been experiencing some difficulties with the native Mavericks Mail app working alongside a Gmail email account, then hopefully today's Mavericks update will offer up a solution to those... Continue reading this article at RedmondPie.com |
Galaxy S5 And Galaxy Note 4 Will Feature A ‘Killer’ 16-Megapixel Camera, According To Samsung Posted: 07 Nov 2013 01:40 PM PST The Galaxy S and Galaxy Note line of smartphone / phablet have both been very successful for Samsung, but while they are both a couple of the mobile industry's most powerful devices, neither of their cameras are particularly awe-inspiring. The Korean company, it has been reported, will looking to atone for this issue with next year's flagships, and just this week during its analyst day, Samsung confirmed that the cameras of the Galaxy S5 and Galaxy Note 4 will be significantly improved. Continue reading this article at RedmondPie.com |
Google Won’t Deactivate Sold Glass Units Anymore Posted: 07 Nov 2013 11:14 AM PST Google's Glass is still in beta, and as such, has only been offered to select individuals thus far. The Explorer Edition now has a more relaxed program allowing a broader range of interested parties to get involved, but selling the device on has hitherto been strictly prohibited. While the resale of Glass is still very much against the search company's terms of service, Google will no longer be deactivating the wearable tech if users are caught doing so, something that has occurred up until now. So, in essence, it's still an illegal act, but in this case, the police (being Google) will be... Continue reading this article at RedmondPie.com |
Sony Outlines 11 PS4 Apps For Launch, Here Are The Details Posted: 07 Nov 2013 11:05 AM PST We are now dangerously close to the official launch of the PlayStation 4, and although we've a fairly good idea of the games that will be available from the get-go, it has taken a while for Sony to reveal some of the apps. Today, the wait is finally over, with the Japanese company having outlined eleven confirmed apps for the console on launch day. We'd expect many to arrive shortly thereafter, but with the likes of Netflix, Hulu Plus and more ready for prime time, those looking to kick back with some streaming content will not be left unattended to. Continue reading this article at RedmondPie.com |
Star Wars: Tiny Death Star For iOS And Android Is 8-Bits Of Epic Fun, Download Now! Posted: 07 Nov 2013 10:19 AM PST Star Wars: Tiny Death Star first made its debut a couple of weeks ago in Australia, and after some delay, has now gotten its release for iOS and Android in the United States. The title, which does get the LucasArts stamp of official approval, has been created as a collaborative effort between Disney Mobile and Nimblebit, and if you're a fan of Star Wars and would like to enjoy an 8-bit epic based upon the legendary sci-fi franchise, then look no further than Star Wars: Tiny Death Star. Continue reading this article at RedmondPie.com |
Google Glassware Development Kit (GDK) Will Be Made Available Later This Month Posted: 07 Nov 2013 07:40 AM PST Google Glass has been a revolutionary product in many ways, but with certain limitations. The high price point has yet kept it out of general consumer reach, but aside from that, another major contributor to this was the fact that developers didn't really have a lot of options to expand the capabilities of the new hardware. In fact, all that they had access to was the standard Android SDK for testing and playing, which was far insufficient. Now, starting November 19, Google is hosting a hackathon where the Glassware Development Kit (GDK) will be made available to developers, as outlined in an... Continue reading this article at RedmondPie.com |
Battlefield 4 For Xbox One Will Let You Use Kinect For Movement And Voice Commands Posted: 07 Nov 2013 07:02 AM PST Of the next-gen console launch titles, Battlefield 4 is - along with Call of Duty: Ghosts - the one that gamers are perhaps most looking forward to enjoying on the new hardware. As the gaming faithful continues to make decisions regarding whether to get the PlayStation 4 or the Xbox One, it does appear that Battlefield 4 fans will be getting some exciting Kinect integration should they choose the Microsoft console. The new and improved motion sensor will allow Battlefield 4 players to perform real-life, real-time peeking and leaning throughout, as well as using its voice detection feature to... Continue reading this article at RedmondPie.com |
Amazon’s New Kindle Paperwhite Ad Takes A Swipe At iPad’s Display [VIDEO] Posted: 07 Nov 2013 05:59 AM PST It's commonplace for tech companies to mock competitors in ad campaigns, although in the mobile industry, it's usually between arch-rivals Samsung and Apple. The Cupertino company has today bore the brunt of some ribbing from a different source, though, with Amazon's new Kindle Paperwhite ad taking a not-so-subtle pop at Apple's iPad. Since, as we learned just yesterday, the Kindle Fire HDX can more than hold its own against the new iPad Air (read: display is far superior), perhaps Amazon has a little lee-way to sound off, and although this compares the Paperwhite's readability versus the... Continue reading this article at RedmondPie.com |
This iPhone Car Mode Concept Presents A Viable Solution For Texting And Driving [Images] Posted: 07 Nov 2013 05:07 AM PST A large proportion of road accidents can be attributed to texting and driving, which, as attractive as it can be for long drives, can lead to serious consequences. Still, it's a shame (and wonder) that none of the major smartphone manufacturers have ever taken any measures to prevent this at the root level. Nevertheless, that doesn't mean it hasn't bothered the user community, and that is precisely why New York-based designer Joey Cofone came up with a concept design of a Car Mode in iOS that would practically enforce that you cannot text while driving. Continue reading this article at RedmondPie.com |
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