Back at CES 2011 Sphero became one of my favorite new gadgets of the show, but was still in the developmental stage. I bumped into them again this year at CES 2013, but now the robotic ball has a full head of steam with 20+ iOS and Android games including a recently released augmented reality game. [click to continue…]
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Monday evening I had a chance to catch up with Moshi. I’ve got to say they are probably my favorite Apple outfitter. They always impress me with their new products. At Pepcom’s Digital Experience on Monday prior to the start of CES 2013, Moshi had a few new items including the all new Ionbank, a portable charging solution for Apple and Android mobile devices. [click to continue…]
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YouTube has an update for you Android fans out there. Version 4.1.23 landed in the Google Play app store or update from the Google Play app. [click to continue…]
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NetTalk has updated its popular Android app for free calling in the US and Canada with a new UI and the ability to purchase international calling credits from inside the app. Additionally, you can now sign-up for the an account within the application itself.
You can get the latest version of NetTalk on the Google Play Store.
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Sprint is now offering the 4G LTE Galaxy Nexus at the grand price of $0 for newcomers or those willing to add a new line to their accounts. If you’re looking to upgrade though, the Android 4.0-equipped phone will still set you back $100 with a new 2-year contract.
The Galaxy Nexus sports a 4.65″ display, a 1.2Ghz dual-core processor, 1GB of RAM and 32GB of internal memory.
[via Sprint]
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Spotify dropped its radio feature onto Android this week following the move to iOS back in June. The feature is available for free to all users – even if you aren’t already a premium subscriber. If you’re strictly a freeloader though, you’ll be forced to listen to the occasional commercial between songs – much like Pandora.
The other catch is that Spotify Radio is only available for US users for now. Spotify is available for download from the Google Play Store.
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Recently, RIM dropped the price on all three PlayBook models. The $199 starting price is quite a tease. The PlayBook, from the beginning has been a performer with a dual core processor with looks to match and a stunning display. However, the failing area has always been the reliance on a phone and BlackBerry app world. [click to continue…]
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Monday night the Sony press conference was pretty spectacular. Once the new products and services was talked up, Sony played the MIB3 trailer in 3D and then Will Smith came on stage briefly (cool stuff) and I was on the front row. A few moments later Kelly Clarkson made a appearance and sang.
Back to the tech after the jump… [click to continue…]
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Just ran across some amusing Korean Android Commercials, and thought they should be shared. The last one is my personal favorite. Check out 3 more videos after the break:
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mock up from Gizmodo
Looks like the rumors about the Kindle Tablet are true. MG Seigler of TechCrunch was the lucky guy who had a chance to actually handle the new device, and continue after the break to view a summary of the new tablet’s specs…
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