Last week we told you about the Fake Siri app that had managed to get its way into the Android Market. The app was released by a developer called 'Official App', in an attempt to fool people into thinking this was an official Siri app for Android. This incident has raised significant concerns about … [Read more...] about Google Removes Fake Siri App From Android Market
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Dropbox Automator Service Launched
If you are a Dropbox power user, you might be pleased to learn that a new software company has developed and launched a new system that will allow you to automate actions within your Dropbox folders. The new Dropbox Automator service created by Wappwolf will automatically allow you to carry out … [Read more...] about Dropbox Automator Service Launched
LG Unveils 4mm Thick 55 Inch OLED TV Ahead Of CES
LG announced last week they would be unveiling their new 55 inch OLED TV at CES this year. But ahead of CES LG have now released a few photos and a few more details of their new 55 inch OLED which will be just 4mm thick. LG's new OLED TV is currently the worlds largest currently available and is … [Read more...] about LG Unveils 4mm Thick 55 Inch OLED TV Ahead Of CES
Sony Tablet S Price Slashed By $100 Down To $400
Sony has already confirmed that their new Tablet S tablet will be receiving an upgrade to Google's latest Android OS version, Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. This exciting news was shared by a Sony employee who posted the announcement on their forums over the holiday break. Price Reduction and … [Read more...] about Sony Tablet S Price Slashed By $100 Down To $400
Awesome Mini-Submersible Fits Two, Has A Terrible Secret
In what amounts to an impressive example of thinking way outside the box, this newfangled SeaBird from AquaVenture goes around underwater towed. That's right--it's towed. Via a 400 ft cable attached to a boat on the surface. Dashes your dreams of going all Captain Nemo on his Nautilus, right? If … [Read more...] about Awesome Mini-Submersible Fits Two, Has A Terrible Secret
Cloud Backups Headed To Windows Phone?
It would appear that Microsoft is planning something new for their Windows Phone platform for 2012. According to a recent job listing for Microsoft, it looks like the company may bring some sort of backup and restore service to Windows Phone devices. Come join the Windows Phone Backup, Migrate, … [Read more...] about Cloud Backups Headed To Windows Phone?
Nokia Lumia 710 Appears On T-Mobile’s Website
The Nokia Lumia 710 is Nokia's first Windows Phone smartphone to launch in the US, and it would appear that the device is getting closer to release as it has now been listed on the T-Mobile website. Although T-Mobile haven't listed an exact launch date as yet, as it is just listed as coming soon on … [Read more...] about Nokia Lumia 710 Appears On T-Mobile’s Website
Samsung Galaxy Note Headed To The US Early Next Year
Yesterday we heard that Samsung had shipped over one million Galaxy Note handsets, marking a significant milestone for the company. One thing we missed in the announcement was that Samsung has now officially confirmed that the Galaxy Note is headed to the US in 2012. This news has generated … [Read more...] about Samsung Galaxy Note Headed To The US Early Next Year
Acer Iconia Tab A700 Coming To CES 2012
Acer recently launched their latest Android tablet, the Iconia Tab A200, and now it looks like they will be launching the new Iconia Tab A700 at CES 2012 in January, as some details of the device have been leaked. The guys from NoMobile (Translated), have got their hands on some photos and details … [Read more...] about Acer Iconia Tab A700 Coming To CES 2012
Fake Siri App Lands On Android Market
Google doesn't check apps that appear on its Android Market, and in the past, this has led to a number of fake apps appearing on the Android Market. The latest one is called Siri for Android. The app is published by a developer called 'Official App', obviously an attempt to make people think this … [Read more...] about Fake Siri App Lands On Android Market
Verizon To Charge $2 Fee For Paying Your Bill Online
It looks like Verizon Wireless will be introducing a new fee for its mobile subscribers in January. If you pay your bill online or by telephone, Verizon will charge you an extra $2.00. This new fee is reported to be introduced on the 15th of January, and whilst it hasn't been confirmed by Verizon, … [Read more...] about Verizon To Charge $2 Fee For Paying Your Bill Online
Apple Planning Face Recognition For Future iOS Devices?
Google already has face recognition in its new Samsung Galaxy Nexus smartphone, and now a new Apple patent has been revealed which could mean that Apple is planning to add face recognition to future iOS devices. The latest Apple patent was discovered by Patently Apple, and you can see below a … [Read more...] about Apple Planning Face Recognition For Future iOS Devices?
