Samsung has announced their latest Exynos processor, the Exynos 5250, which is Samsung's first dual-core processor clocked at 2GHz. The chip is based on ARM's Cortex A15 architecture, which is reported to be 40 percent faster than the current Cortex A9. This significant leap in performance is … [Read more...] about Samsung Announces Dual Core Exynos 5250 2GHz Processor
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iLIDmk-1 iPhone Wallet Case (Video)
The iLIDmk-1 is a case for the iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S, designed by Darren Inglis and a few of his mates from Melbourne, Australia. According to Darren, the iLIDmk-1 is the world's thinnest iPhone wallet. This innovative case not only provides protection for your iPhone but also serves multiple other … [Read more...] about iLIDmk-1 iPhone Wallet Case (Video)
Samsung Galaxy Nexus Gets Taken Apart
The Samsung Galaxy Nexus hasn't gone on sale in the US as yet, but that hasn't stopped the guys from iFixit getting their hands on one, and as usual they have taken the device apart to see what is hidden inside. According to the iFixit guys, the Galaxy Nexus was a bit difficult to get inside, and … [Read more...] about Samsung Galaxy Nexus Gets Taken Apart
Google Maps Rolls Out Indoor Mapping
This is really cool. If you spend a lot of time in major airports, big malls, or certain retail stores and use Android, you need to update Google Maps. Google has announced that Google Maps 6.0 for Android now supports maps of the inside of buildings in some instances. The maps can be accessed by … [Read more...] about Google Maps Rolls Out Indoor Mapping
YouTube U.S. Passes 20 Billion Monthly Views
ComScore has released some new statistics this week that show just how big a reach YouTube has in the U.S. We all know YouTube is a massive site, but these figures show just how big it is when compared to other similar services. View the statistics after the jump. YouTube accounts for 49.1% of … [Read more...] about YouTube U.S. Passes 20 Billion Monthly Views
Kindle Fire Booted With CyanogenMod 7
JackpotClavin over on the XDA Developers forum has posted a few images that show a new Amazon Kindle Fire booted using CyanogenMod 7. Amazon's Kindle device was rooted earlier this month and only a few weeks later has received the CyanogenMod 7 treatment. Even in these early stages of development, … [Read more...] about Kindle Fire Booted With CyanogenMod 7
Nokia Lumia 900 To Launch In US Early 2012?
We recently saw a yet-to-be-announced smartphone from Nokia appearing in a Nokia promo video, and the device is rumored to be the new Nokia Lumia 900, which is expected to debut in the US next year. US mobile carrier AT&T is rumored to be in discussions with Nokia about bringing Nokia Windows … [Read more...] about Nokia Lumia 900 To Launch In US Early 2012?
Next Generation Camera Pill, Streams HD Video From Inside The Body
Norwegian scientists are currently developing a next-generation pill that, once swallowed, will stream HD video images of the inside of a patient's digestive tract in real time. The camera-equipped endoscopic capsule is outfitted with an HD video camera, radio transmitter, light source, and … [Read more...] about Next Generation Camera Pill, Streams HD Video From Inside The Body
Motorola Milestone 2 Finally Getting Android Gingerbread Update
Owners of the Motorola Milestone 2 will be pleased to hear that Motorola has announced that the handset will finally get the Android Gingerbread update, and the update will start rolling out as an OTA update from tomorrow. News for European Motorola Milestone 2 owners. The upgrade to Gingerbread … [Read more...] about Motorola Milestone 2 Finally Getting Android Gingerbread Update
FiOS Live TV Access Coming To Xbox 360 Next Month
Verizon has today announced that Xbox LIVE Gold members who also subscribe to both FiOS TV and FiOS Internet will soon be able to use their Xbox consoles to watch select live FiOS TV channels. The new service will start next month and provide access initially to 26 channels with plans to add more at … [Read more...] about FiOS Live TV Access Coming To Xbox 360 Next Month
British Library Opens Newspaper Archives Online
The British Library has this week opened up its newspaper archives online, allowing visitors to now sift through four million pages of newspaper content, stretching back to the 1700s. This is the first time that visitors to the service will be able to access digital copies of the newspapers … [Read more...] about British Library Opens Newspaper Archives Online
Samsung Galaxy Nexus With Fixed Volume Bug Returns To Retailers
We recently heard that Samsung were flashing the software on the new Samsung Galaxy Nexus to fix the volume bug on the device before sending it to the various retailers. This issue had been a significant concern for many users, as it affected the overall user experience by causing the volume to … [Read more...] about Samsung Galaxy Nexus With Fixed Volume Bug Returns To Retailers
