It’s official – the elusive OnePlus One will be hitting India from December 2, exclusively through the local branch of Amazon.
Amazon and OnePlus will be seeding 1,000 invites across the internet, and users will need to get hold of one in order to purchase the device. One avenue that is already open is subscribing to OnePlus’ newsletter. Once the invites go out (by December 2), customers will have 48 hours to complete the purchase.
The RuuviTag is a microcontroller-based sensor node which can measure temperature, relative air humidity, air pressure and motion (via a built-in accelerometer), and transmit that data over Bluetooth Low Energy. It includes a 1,000mAh CR2477 battery, which means it can run for up to four years without the need to change the battery. It can operate indoors or outdoors due to its IP67 certified weatherproof enclosure, and its -40ºC to +85ºC operating parameters!
Austrian brand Swarovski will launch its first Android Wear smartwatch at the watch and jewelry show Baselworld 2017, which begins March 23. The timepiece is being developed in partnership with Qualcomm and Google, and will be designed exclusively for women.
Swarovski has previously worked on smartwatches (see the Samsung Gear S strap in the image above and the Huawei Watch For Ladies) but hasn’t yet introduced its own device. The watch was teased at CES 2017 where Swarovski revealed it would use a Qualcomm processor, but more specific details regarding price, availability and hardware haven’t been outlined.
The Asus Zenfone2 may have been the world’s first smartphone to offer 4GB RAM, but it’s far from the only option heading our way. Lenovo has now announced its own 4GB RAM-packing handset, the Lenovo K80.
Like the Zenfone 2, the K80 is powered by a 64-bit Intel Atom processor, with other specs including a 5.5-inch 1080p display, 64GB storage, a 13MP camera with OIS, a 4,000 mAh battery, and Android 5.
Yes, you read that right. We think we can change your HTC Thunderbolt’s experience. Although you will see the steps below look a bit challenging, we can assure you that is well worth the effort. We are about to tell you how to root your HTC Thunderbolt which will do wonders for your phone.
Rooting your device provides administrative access. It gives you the privilege to work as an administrator with the Linux subsystem on his/her device and play with the system files.
To put it simply, a cryptocurrency wallet is similar to a bank account. It lets you monitor your balance, make and receive payments, and see all your transactions in one place. You need one to use Bitcoin, Ripple, Dash, or any other coin.
A cryptocurrency wallet stores your private and public keys and interacts with a blockchain. A private key is a randomly generated string (numbers and letters) that allows you to send cryptocurrency to someone else.
Disney Plus, as you might expect, has a ton of content made for children. The good news is that there is a way for parents to make a Disney Plus child profile so that their kids can watch content targeted at their age group. It’s called the Disney Plus Kids Profile, and it’s extremely easy to set up.
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As expected, theSamsung Gear S2 has now arrived to the US market, with the standard model priced at $299 and the more premium Gear S2 Classic set at $349. While the Gear S2 isn’t an Android Wear-powered device, it is pretty feature packed and marks the first time that Samsung has offered a smartwatch with a circular display.
To recap, the Gear S2 is powered by Tizen and utilizes a 1GHz dual-core Exynos processor with 512MB RAM and 4GB storage.
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Specs and renders for the Vivo X Fold have appeared online. It looks like the foldable will have an impressive camera setup, featuring two zoom cameras. Update: March 30, 2022 (1:08 AM ET): Unfortunately, Vivo has confirmed that a global release for its upcoming foldable isn’t on the cards right now.
“Thanks for your interest in Vivo X Fold. The launch in mainland China is set for April 11, but there are no set plans for a global release at the moment.
Regardless of whether you’re developing a free mobile app or a feature-packed piece of software that people will lay out some serious cash for, you should always pay careful attention to just how much memory your finished project is using.
This becomes even more important when you’re developing for Android, as the memory available to your typical Android smartphone or tablet is significantly smaller than the memory available to other devices, such as desktops or laptops (disclaimer: understatement of the year!