The long wait for the Moto X to reach the masses is nearly over. AT&T sent out a press release today, telling us that August 23 would be the day the Moto X would hit their stores. The press release went on to say that a few customers who registered at the AT&T Moto X page would get early access, and the ability to start the process on August 19.
The Nexus line-up has never been famous for its cameras. In fact, some of us are willing to say a few of their devices have had significantly disappointing photographic results. This is why most of us weren’t expecting much out of the Nexus 6P camera technology (and let’s not even mention the Nexus 5X). Furthermore, things started getting worrisome to some of you once Google started talking about the lack of OIS (optical image stabilization).
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The Nintendo Switch is the latest game console from the famed Japanese gaming company, which launched late last week to huge sales, but mixed reviews so far. One of the console’s standout features is its Joy-Con controllers, which are designed to be used in multiple ways. As it turns out, those same controllers can also be used to play games on Windows, MacOS and Android devices in addition to titles made on the Switch.
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An eBay user has sold what’s claimed to be a OnePlus 9 prototype for $6,000. The device appears to be one from an earlier leak. Don’t be surprised if OnePlus turns the phone into a paperweight. Remember that mid-December leak appearing to show live photos of the OnePlus 9? It’s back — and the device might have changed hands. XDA‘s Mishaal Rahman and Android Police report that eBay user Shamete1 was listing the prototype phone at auction and sold it for $6,000.
When you think of “smart glasses”, more than likely the first device that pops into your mind isGoogle Glass. While there are a few other computerized headsets being developed, it’s true that Google Glass is the most well-known and most actively developed and supported.
Of course Google Glass is still in the early stages, and isn’t quite ready for prime-time. Among several hurdles that Glass faces is the pricing. At least until their full commercial push, the Explorer Edition headsets currently run $1,500.
A Raspberry Pi makes for an awesome Christmas gift, as long as you know how to use it. If you know someone who might be keen on coding or electronics, pair up their Pi with this Complete Raspberry Pi and Alexa Bundle. It’s just $24 with a promo code this week.
This learning kit is a perfect place to start learning Python and programming a Raspberry Pi. The very first lesson takes you through setting up your Pi unit for the first time and using sensors on projects.
In addition to the overhaul, which includes better organized categories and a cleaner pull-out left hand menu, is the ability to handle both eBooks and audio. Now, if you’ve never purchased one of Humble Bundle’s Android bundles, of which there are now six, or any other bundle containing Android apps, ebooks or audio, then this app is not for you.
The new Humble Bundle app layout has left hand menu quick access to ‘All Android Games’, ‘Ready to Play’ and ‘Game Updates.
After first touching down to Sprint, US Cellular and T-Mobile, an Android 4.4 update is finally making its way to the Galaxy Note 3 on AT&T’s network!
Just like what we’ve seen from the Galaxy Note 3 update from other networks, there’s really not a lot new here outside of all the new KitKat features you’d expect. There are at least a few small Samsung-specific changes, however, such as minor visual changes like the new all-white status bar icons and new sound controls.
Cracking the smartphone market in Europe isn’t the easiest thing to do if you don’t have all the chops and credentials. Just ask Panasonic, as the Japanese firm is reportedly on the verge of packing its bags and leaving behind its European dream for the second time around.
We’re not sure if there’s more luck to be had for a European phone maker (French, to be exact), but it’s something that Alcatel is willing to bet its money on with the release of the One Touch 903 on Three UK.
Amazon has been playing around with a pretty interesting business model lately, and their use of it involving Android apps has seen a 300% growth since its inception.
The idea is simple. Creators should get paid in proportion to the amount of time a consumer engages the creative content. Amazon first came up with the idea when crowds of writers with cartoonish dollar signs in their eyes flooded the Kindle self-publication platform with an unrelenting tide of werewolf erotica.