Archives For Shawn Ingram
Acer CEO Says Microsoft is “Back to Earth” With Windows 8.1
Acer and other PC OEMs are optimistic about Windows 8.1 which will likely be friendlier to users who prefer mouse and keyboard to touchscreens.
Sony Makes It Free To Make PlayStation Mobile Games
Sony decides to waive the fee to publish games to PlayStation Mobile, making it easier to create games for the PlayStation Vita and Xperia Z.
AT&T Now Offers the HTC First for $0.99
Less than a month after its release the HTC First is now available on AT&T for just $0.99 on a two-year contract.
Samsung Releases Official Galaxy S4 Hands-on Video
Samsung posts an official hands-on of the Galaxy S4, a 13-minute video that highlights all of its new features.
Google May Launch New Maps Design at I/O Next Week
A leaked Gogole Maps UI shows fullscreen Maps with floating elements that would look perfectly at home on the iPad.
T-Mobile Takes A Jab at AT&T In New Ad
T-Mobile takes a shot at AT&T's "overcrowded" networkin a new ad featuring the iPhone 5 and a series of tubes.
Nokia Wants to be “More Human” in Fight Against iPhone
A new Nokia document details the company's "more human" approach to smartphones and shows an unknown Lumia smartphone.
RunKeeper Updated With Pebble Smartwatch Support
RunKeeper for iOS and Android will now show realtime run information on the Pebble smartwatch.
Rovio Account Will Soon Sync Angry Birds Progress Across Devices
The new Rovio Account will sync Angry Birds progress across multiple devices, and lets multiple people save games on one device.
LG Optimus G2 With Snapdragon 800 Possibly Pops Up On Sprint Website
The rumored LG Optimus G2 appears in a Sprint web page with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 processor and Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean.
Otterbox Armor Series Now Available for iPhone 5
The Otterbox Armor Series for iPhone 5 is now available, bringing Otterbox's toughest case to Apple's most recent smartphone.
Adobe Shows Off Mighty Pen Bluetooth LE Stylus Prototype
Adobe announce Mighty Pen Bluetooth stylus and Napoleon digital ruler to make it easier to create art on a tablet.
Next Xbox Won’t Require Internet To Play Games
The next Xbox will still play games when not connected to the Internet according to a leaked internal email from Microsoft.
Apple Cracking Down on App Store Searching Apps
Apple is banning more app sharing apps from the App Store, rejecting apps that feature "filtering, bookmarking, searching, or sharing recommendations."
Gmail for iOS Gets Tighter Integration With Other Google Apps
Gmail for iPhone now lets users sign out of individual accounts and open links directly in Chrome, YouTube and Google Maps.
Fitbit Flex Fitness Tracking Wristband Now Available For $99.95
The new Fitbit Flex, the first wristband fitness and sleep tracker from Fitbit, is now available for $99.95.
T-Mobile Brings T-Mobile TV Subscription App To iPhone
T-Mobile TV brings a streaming TV option to the iPhone, if they're willing to pay $12.99 per month for the privilege.
AT&T All In One Prepaid Brand Reportedly Launching Next Month
AT&T may offer new prepaid plans under a new All In One brand next month with smartphone plans starting at $50 for unlimited talk and text and 2GB of data.
U.S. Cellular Will Carry iPhones in 2013
U.S. Cellular revealed that it will start offering Apple products to its users later this year, likely paving the way for the iPhone.
Google Glass Will Soon Support Features for iPhone Users
Google Glass will soon support turn-by-turn directions and text messages for iPhone users as well as Android users.
Asus Cube Google TV Ships With AirPlay
The Asus Cube, a Google TV device, ships with an experimental version of AirPlay that lets users stream web video to their TV.
Instagram Introduces “Photos Of You” And Photo Tags
Instagram now lets users add their friends to their photos along with a new profile section that shows photos they're tagged in.
Microsoft May Debut Second-Generation Surface At Build
A new rumor claims Microsoft will debut the second generation of Surface tablets featuring 7-inch and 9-inch displays at Build in June.
Adobe Lightroom Will Bring RAW Photo Editing To iPad
Adobe is working on a version of Lightroom for iPad that will edit RAW photos with many of the same features as the desktop app.
Heads Up: A New iOS Party Game Made For Ellen Degeneres
Heads Up is a new iPhone party game designed for Ellen Degeneres and her show that anybody can buy for $0.99.
New Intel Integrated Graphics Could Lead To Retina MacBook Air
Next generation Intel integrated graphics wil lead to better laptop gaming and possibly en eventual MacBook Air with Retina Display.
LG Optimus G Pro Hands On
We take a look at the new LG Optimus G Pro, LG's answer to Samsung's Galaxy Note 2 with the same specs and many features of the Galaxy S4.
Ace Patrol for iPhone: WWI Strategy Game From Civilization Creator
Sid Meier's Ace Patrol is a new turn-based strategy game for the iPhone and iPad with WWI planes.
New Xbox Games Take the Stage on June 10th
Microsoft sent out invitation to its E3 press conference on June 10 where it will show the new Xbox games available at launch.
T-Mobile, MetroPCS Merger Now Complete: What It Means For Subscribers
The merger of T-Mobile and MetroPCS is complete. Both brands will operate as they had before. MetroPCS users will soon get a wider selection of phones.
LG Optimus G Pro Coming To AT&T May 10 For $199.99
The LG Optimus G Pro is an AT&T exclusive that will come to the carrier on May 10. Pre-orders begin on May 3.
Jony Ive’s iOS 7 Overhaul May Cause Delays
Apple's iOS 7 may face delays due to Jony Ive's flatter design ideals for the platform. It's currently scheduled to debut at WWC 2013 in June.
AT&T Offers At Least $100 For Old Phones With Trade-In Program
AT&T will give users at least $100 of credit for any recent smartphone they trade-in for another smartphone.
HTC One Battery Case From Mophie Extends Battery Life
The new Mophie Juice Pack for HTC One effectively doubles the battery life of the HTC One while maintaining the beautiful design.
Facebook For Windows Phone Beta Ditches Metro UI
Facebook for Windows Phone Beta brings high-resolution photos and Timeline to Windows Phone 8 users who aren't afraid of apps that may crash.
