We first saw LG's new 55 inch OLED TV at CES in January, and we previously heard that it would launch in the 2nd quarter of 2012. Now, it appears we may have a possible launch date. According to a recent report, LG will launch their new 55 inch OLED TV in May during the Cannes Film Festival. The … [Read more...] about LG’s 55 Inch OLED TV To Launch In May For $7,900
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Roland Hutchinson is the co-founder of Geeky Gadgets and a veteran technology journalist with over 18 years of experience covering the consumer electronics industry. Since 2007, he has published thousands of articles specializing in Apple, Android, and the rapidly evolving smartphone landscape.
Known for his "Hardware First" approach, Roland provides deep-dive analysis into mobile hardware architecture, software ecosystems, and the latest industry leaks. His expertise in tracking the development of global tech brands has been cited by major publications including Engadget, Gizmodo, Wired, and many more. When not analyzing the latest mobile innovations, he is hands-on testing the next generation of wearables and smart home technology.
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O2 UK Samsung Galaxy S II Android 4.0 ICS Update Now Available
UK mobile carrier O2 has just announced on Twitter that the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update for the Samsung Galaxy S II is now available for devices on their network. You can get the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update for your O2 Galaxy S II through Samsung's Kies software, according to … [Read more...] about O2 UK Samsung Galaxy S II Android 4.0 ICS Update Now Available
Microsoft Windows Phone SDK Updated, Now Supports Tango Devices
Microsoft has released a new version of their SDK for Windows Phone, and it now supports Windows Phone devices which run the latest version of Microsoft's mobile OS, Windows Phone Tango. The Windows Phone SDK 7.1 now supports Windows Phone smartphones that have 256MB of RAM, and they have also … [Read more...] about Microsoft Windows Phone SDK Updated, Now Supports Tango Devices
New iPad Heat Levels Similar To Android Tablets
There have been a number of reports over the last few weeks that Apple's new iPad runs hotter than the iPad 2. We even had a statement from Apple saying that this is normal. Now the guys from PC World decided to compare the running temperatures of the new iPad against a number of different Android … [Read more...] about New iPad Heat Levels Similar To Android Tablets
Google To Bring Google Voice Integration To Other Carriers
Sprint is currently the only carrier that integrates Google Voice into its service, although it looks like this may be about to change, as Google has told Cnet that they are looking at partnerships with other carriers. Vincent Paquet, who is the Group Product Manager for Google Voice, told Cnet … [Read more...] about Google To Bring Google Voice Integration To Other Carriers
NFC Enabled Smartphone Shipments Hit 30 Million In 2011
Last year we saw quite a few NFC (near field communication) enabled smartphones launch, and we can expect to see many more this year. According to a recent report, we get some information on how many NFC enabled handsets were shipped last year. According to research firm Berg Insight, there were … [Read more...] about NFC Enabled Smartphone Shipments Hit 30 Million In 2011
The Cloud To Offer Free WiFi To London Overground Stations
Earlier this month, we heard that Virgin Media would be offering free WiFi on the London Underground this summer for the 2012 Olympics. Now, another provider, The Cloud, has announced that they will also offer free WiFi to London's overground stations. This initiative is part of a broader effort to … [Read more...] about The Cloud To Offer Free WiFi To London Overground Stations
Apple’s Siri Becoming More Popular According To Report
It looks like Apple's voice-activated virtual assistant is becoming more popular according to a recent report by consulting firm Park Associates, who surveyed iPhone 4S owners about their usage of Apple's Siri. According to the report, 87 percent of the iPhone 4S owners use Apple's Siri at least … [Read more...] about Apple’s Siri Becoming More Popular According To Report
Murdoch Company Allegedly Used Hacker Website To Kill Rival Pay TV Company
According to a BBC Panorama report, which I watched on TV last night, one of Rupert Murdoch's companies allegedly used a hacker website to put rival pay TV service ITV Digital out of business. ITV Digital, which originally started out as On Digital here in the UK was a pre-paid TV service, that … [Read more...] about Murdoch Company Allegedly Used Hacker Website To Kill Rival Pay TV Company
Google Adds Play Store To Homepage Navigation
Google recently re-branded its Android Market as Google Play, and now it looks like Google is trying to attract more users to its apps, music, and movies service. If you go to Google's homepage today, you will notice that the navigation bar has changed, and you will now see a listing for Google … [Read more...] about Google Adds Play Store To Homepage Navigation
Microsoft To Launch An Xbox Lite In 2013?
We know that Microsoft is working on a new version of their Xbox console which is rumored to be called the Xbox 720, but now it would appear that Microsoft may be working on a stripped-down version of their current console. The news comes from MSNerd, who posted the information on Reddit, and the … [Read more...] about Microsoft To Launch An Xbox Lite In 2013?
Apple’s New iPad Can Run For 25 Hours As A 4G Hotspot
Apple's new iPad comes with a much larger battery than the iPad 2. This enhancement is primarily due to the inclusion of 4G LTE, which necessitates a more substantial power source. Interestingly, this new feature also makes the device quite useful as a 4G mobile hotspot. The guys over at AnandTech … [Read more...] about Apple’s New iPad Can Run For 25 Hours As A 4G Hotspot
