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Google Glass Was Ruined By Too Much Hype

by Staff on Thursday, February 05, 2015

Every now and then, Google comes up with a good idea. But when it came to Google Glass, a lot of people seem to be undecided if they like the idea of wearable eyeglasses or not. Still, it did not stop both tech experts and casual consumers from talking about it.

Appears in: Mobile, Wireless

Apple Reportedly Planning To Integrate Beats Into iOS, iTunes, And Apple TV

by Staff on Wednesday, February 04, 2015

As reported by Mark Gurman of 9to5Mac, Apple is planning to deeply integrate Beats Music streaming into iOS, iTunes, and Apple TV.

Appears in: Apple

DirecTV Offers $19.99 Bundle For Naew Customers

DirecTV Offers $19.99 Bundle For New Customers

by Yael Kent on Wednesday, February 04, 2015

In an effort to battle Dish Network’s launch of their $20-a-month OTT service, DirecTV is now offering a $19.99 bundle for new subscribers. DirecTV’s new online advertising campaign, “Dish’s Sling TV: Gamechanging or shortchanging?” is aimed toward new customers who find the $20-a-month price point attractive.

Appears in: DIRECTV

Motorola Sold More Than 10 Million Smartphones In Final Quarter Of 2014

by Staff on Tuesday, February 03, 2015

Motorola, which was acquired by China-based Lenovo last October for $2.9 billion, has announced that it has sold over 10 million smartphones in the final quarter of the year 2014.

Appears in: Mobile, smartphone, Smartphones

Twitter Launches Kiddie Version Of Vine

by Staff on Monday, February 02, 2015

Twitter originally launched Vine, the popular short video sharing service, a couple of years ago. Now, the social media company is releasing a kid-friendly version of the popular app, aptly called Vine Kids.

Appears in: Internet, internet access, Mobile, smartphone, Smartphones

The 4 Major Wireless Carriers Are Bringing LTE To The Subways Of Chicago

by Staff on Friday, January 30, 2015

The subways of Chicago will having be having 4G LTE services soon. All four major wireless carriers in the United States -- AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, and Verizon Wireless -- are working together to roll out a $32.5 million LTE upgrade to the Chicago subways. That will include 22 miles of subway tunnels under the Windy City.

Appears in: 4G, Internet, internet access, internet service, Mobile, smartphone, Smartphones

DirecTV Ups Sunday Ticket Pricing

by Yael Kent on Friday, January 30, 2015

The rise in the price of everything around the world is not a shock to anyone. The rise of prices on wanted commodities should not be surprising, either. DirecTV is going to raise prices on the NFL Sunday Ticket for the next season.

Appears in: DIRECTV

Microsoft Launches Outlook for Both Android And iOS Mobile Devices

by Staff on Thursday, January 29, 2015

You can now have Outlook on your mobile device even if it runs on the Android or iOS platform. Microsoft has confirmed that it is launching its email app to Android and iOS smartphones and tablets, based on the application it got after its acquisition of Acompli last month.

Appears in: android, Internet, Mobile, smartphone, Smartphones

The Top Four Most Downloaded Mobile Apps In 2014 Are Owned By Facebook

by Staff on Wednesday, January 28, 2015

App Annie is a firm that studies trends related to mobile apps. Just recently, the analytics company released a report on the 2014 mobile app trends, specifically tackling data on what types of software people downloaded for their smartphones and tablets last year.

Appears in: Internet, Mobile, smartphone, Smartphones

Twitter Now Has Group Direct Messages, Mobile Video Capture, Editing Capabilities

by Staff on Tuesday, January 27, 2015

Twitter has just enhanced its Direct Message feature, now allowing users to send Direct Messages to multiple persons at a time. In other words, you can now have private group conversations with fellow Twitter users.

Appears in: Mobile, smartphone, Smartphones

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