It looks like Samsung has a few more smartphones in the works to add to its Galaxy range, as a number of new trademarks which have recently been filed by Samsung have been revealed. The trademarks were filed with the USPTO on the 2nd of March 2012, and the filings are related to mobile phones and … [Read more...] about Samsung Files Galaxy Emerge, Stellar And Halo Smartphone Trademarks
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OnLive’s Windows Virtual Desktop May Violate Microsoft’s Liscensing Agreement
OnLive recently launched a new app for the iPad that would let you use a virtual Windows desktop on your tablet. This innovative application allows users to access a full Windows environment, including Microsoft Office and other Windows applications, directly from their iPad. However, it now appears … [Read more...] about OnLive’s Windows Virtual Desktop May Violate Microsoft’s Liscensing Agreement
Android 4.0 ICS Update Now Available For Archos 80, 101 G9 Tablets
If you are the proud owner of either a Archos 80 or 101 G9 tablet, you will be pleased to learn that Archos has now made available Google's latest Android 4.0.3 Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS) operating system, which is now available to download and install. As well as the latest Android 4.0 ICS update, … [Read more...] about Android 4.0 ICS Update Now Available For Archos 80, 101 G9 Tablets
Google’s Nexus Tablet, Made By Asus Coming In May (Rumor)
We recently heard a rumor that Asus may be building the first Google-branded Android tablet, and now according to a recent report from Digitimes, the Google Nexus tablet could launch as soon as May of this year. According to the report, Asus and Google are working on a 7-inch Android tablet, which … [Read more...] about Google’s Nexus Tablet, Made By Asus Coming In May (Rumor)
Music Unlimited Arrives On PS Vita, Android App Receives Offline Playback
This week, Sony has launched their Music Unlimited service on the new PS Vita gaming console via an application that can now be downloaded from the UK PlayStation Store. As well as launching the new app for Music Unlimited, Sony has also announced that their Android Music Unlimited application now … [Read more...] about Music Unlimited Arrives On PS Vita, Android App Receives Offline Playback
Future Raspberry PI Shippments May Be Delayed
The first Raspberry PI computers went on sale recently, and the first batch of computers was sold out within a few hours, and now the Raspberry PI Foundation has announced that there may be a slight delay in future batches of the device due to a manufacturing hiccup. The suffered a minor problem in … [Read more...] about Future Raspberry PI Shippments May Be Delayed
Comcast Not Keen On Teaming Up With Netflix
Netflix said it is willing to have its service linked with cable and satellite providers, but it seems it will need to be more convincing if it wants to make it a reality. Cable operator Comcast has turned down the idea, preferring to work on its own rather than exploring the possibility of teaming … [Read more...] about Comcast Not Keen On Teaming Up With Netflix
Bioshock For PS Vita Going For “Show, Don’t Tell”
Sony wants you to know that Bioshock for the PlayStation Vita is being worked on. They asked Ken Levine, the driving force behind the series, if he would kindly tell everyone about it. "We're trying to figure that [announcement timing] out. I ideally wouldn't have talked about the Vita game when I … [Read more...] about Bioshock For PS Vita Going For “Show, Don’t Tell”
Valve Not Making Steam Box Console/PC
As much as the gaming public would love to see Valve try their hand at fixing PC gaming hardware, it seems the Steam Box rumours are just that: rumours. Valve has apparently built Steam Box prototypes, but only to test the upcoming Steam Big Picture mode designed for PCs hooked up to TVs. At least … [Read more...] about Valve Not Making Steam Box Console/PC
Space Shuttle Endeavor Flight Deck Has Eleventy Billion Buttons
Some new pictures of the now retired space shuttle Endeavor's flight deck have surfaced, showing how many buttons and toggles the spacecraft actually has. If you're looking at all the buttons and thinking, by golly, I'd like to push them all, you aren't alone. Apparently, there were so many buttons … [Read more...] about Space Shuttle Endeavor Flight Deck Has Eleventy Billion Buttons
Microsoft Launches Its Robotics Development Toolkit For Kinect (video)
Microsoft has today launched its Robotics Developer Kinect Toolkit for commercial use. This groundbreaking toolkit allows robot builders to integrate Microsoft's Kinect motion sensor into their builds, opening up a world of possibilities for both hobbyists and professional developers. The new … [Read more...] about Microsoft Launches Its Robotics Development Toolkit For Kinect (video)
OpenStreetMap Claims Apple’s iPhoto For iPad Uses Their Data
Along with the new iPad 3, Apple also announced iPhoto for the iPad and iOS devices, which features new mapping data which doesn't come from Google. When iPhoto was announced, everyone, myself included, thought that the mapping data in iPhoto was provided by Apple's own in-house mapping solution. … [Read more...] about OpenStreetMap Claims Apple’s iPhoto For iPad Uses Their Data
