Shortly, Facebook will be rolling out a new upgrade to its Facebook Photos, introducing a new system that will automatically suggest who users should tag in photos based on new Facebook facial recognition technology. The new system is an amalgamation of technology built in-house by Facebook … [Read more...] about Facebook Tag System Uses Facial Recognition
Android Dell Venue Smartphone Appears In Korea
We previously heard that Dell intended to launch an Android version of the Dell Venue Pro smartphone, and it looks like it is now official, as Korean mobile operator KT has announced an Android 2.2 Dell Venue. From the specifications listed on the mobile operator's website, it will feature a 4.1 … [Read more...] about Android Dell Venue Smartphone Appears In Korea
Unique Eyelid Branding Technique Used By BMW In Advertisement (video)
If you think marketing and advertising campaigns already consume too much of your daily life from TV, magazines, and the Internet, you might be interested to know that BMW has started experimenting with an even stronger way to make sure you remember their advertising message. They are using a new … [Read more...] about Unique Eyelid Branding Technique Used By BMW In Advertisement (video)
Dell Venue Pro Customers To get Free Bluetooth Headset
Yesterday we told you that the Dell Venue Pro, which was due to be shipped out to people who had pre-ordered the Windows Phone 7 smartphone before Christmas, has been delayed until next year. Dell officially announced this yesterday, and it seems they are trying to apologize to customers for the … [Read more...] about Dell Venue Pro Customers To get Free Bluetooth Headset
Windows Phone 7 Marketplace Reaches 4,000 Apps
Its been revealed by WP7applist, a third-party Windows Phone 7 Marketplace monitor, that Microsoft now has 4,000 apps available for download from the new Microsoft Marketplace. On November 25th, Microsoft announced there were 3,000 apps available from the Marketplace, so the pace of new … [Read more...] about Windows Phone 7 Marketplace Reaches 4,000 Apps
Nintendo 3DS UK And European Launch January 19th 2011?
We already know that the Nintendo 3DS will go on sale in Japan on the 26th of February 2011, and were expecting it to go on sale in the US and Europe in March next year. It looks like Nintendo may be launching the 3DS in the UK and Europe on January the 19th 2011, or at least we will get an … [Read more...] about Nintendo 3DS UK And European Launch January 19th 2011?
Microsoft Bing 2.0 iPhone App Released
Microsoft has updated its Bing iPhone app, with the latest version of the app being Bing 2.0 for iOS devices. This new version of Bing for the iPhone comes with a range of new features including the integration of Facebook likes. Another new feature in Bing 2.0 for iOS is called Streetside, which … [Read more...] about Microsoft Bing 2.0 iPhone App Released
Grado Unveils Their New Flagship GR10 In-ear Phones
Grado has just unveiled their latest in-ear phones, the GR10, which they claim set a new benchmark in sonic performance. Grado, based in New York, has been creating handcrafted, audiophile-pleasing equipment for the past fifty years. Their new GR10 phones take pride of place as their flagship … [Read more...] about Grado Unveils Their New Flagship GR10 In-ear Phones
Windows Phone 7 Update With HMTL5 Support Coming In 2011
We have already heard recently that Microsoft will be releasing an update for Windows Phone 7 in January 2011, with a subsequent update planned for February. Now ZDnet are reporting that Microsoft has a major update planned for Windows Phone 7 later in 2011, and the update which is reported to be … [Read more...] about Windows Phone 7 Update With HMTL5 Support Coming In 2011
Infinity Blade Was Originally Designed For Kinect
It's been revealed that the iPhone 4's newest and hottest hack-n-slash game, Infinity Blade, was originally destined to be played on Microsoft's Kinect. The game's graphics are one of the factors that set it apart from others on iOS devices, but if it had been released on the Xbox 360, would it … [Read more...] about Infinity Blade Was Originally Designed For Kinect
Google’s Android App Inventor Now Available To Everyone
Some of our readers will remember the Google App Inventor for Android that we showed you back in July. It's a tool designed to easily produce apps for Android devices. Previously, the app was in closed beta, but Google has just made the app available to everyone, and anyone with a Google account … [Read more...] about Google’s Android App Inventor Now Available To Everyone
Google’s High Speed Broadband Delayed Until 2011
Earlier in the year, Google announced that they would be trialing high-speed broadband in the US, and they would be selecting communities in the US to try the service out by the end of the year. Google has just announced that the service will now be delayed until 2011, and they will begin testing … [Read more...] about Google’s High Speed Broadband Delayed Until 2011
