The LG G2, the successor to the Optimus G2, shapes up to be one beast of a phone. The new Snapdragon 800 version of the Galaxy S4 stole a bit of its limelight by being the world’s first LTE-Advanced device, but LG will still have one “first” to boast about – the world’s first phone with 3GB of RAM.
Competition is hot on the heels of the G2, according to the Korean publication Hankyung.
Update, July 29 at 12:03 p.m. ET: It’s official — the Moto E5 Plus and E5 Play are now available on T-Mobile.
The beefier Moto E5 Plus, which comes with 32GB of built-in storage, can be yours for $225 outright or $9 down and $9 a month for 24 months. The Moto E5 Play comes with just 16GB of storage and is available for $150 outright or $6 down and $6 a month for 24 months.
In 2018 business is done in the cloud. It’s not just for storage anymore, the biggest companies use the cloud for communications, transactions, and training. More specifically, they use CloudApp.
If you’re just hearing the name. CloudApp is an all-inclusive platform for capturing, annotating, and sharing anything from screenshots and GIFs to screen video recordings. It’s a way of seamlessly communicating with your team and managing your business flow online. Honestly, the video above demonstrates how intuitive it is better than we ever could with words.
Mar 29, 2016
Getting back to our normal routine, for one week, Joshua Vergara hosts as Joe Hindy and Jonathan Feist record on a Saturday. We concede that some of the biggest news from the week is the announcement of the new iPhone SE and iPad Pro 9.7, both of which we don't think will disrupt the market at all, but we're looking forward to the iPad coverage over on TabTimes.
Looking for a phone with a large screen? There’s plenty of options out there, but ZTE has proven to be one of the best manufacturers when it comes to offering both great value and hefty display sizes. Their ZMAX was a total hit at under $250, and now the manufacturer aims to take on the USA market with the new ZTE ZMAX 2.
Looking at the handset’s exterior we can find a design that is similar to the previous iteration, but does include some very nice aesthetic improvements.
Looking to pick up a tablet as a gift for your kids, but want to keep the price low? The Fuhu Nabi 2, which is normally priced at $199, will be selling for just $129 at Walmart on Black Friday.
This offer only applies in Walmart stores and will likely sell out fairly quickly, so if you’re interested, plan to get in line early. While it may be inconvenient, this is a nice deal, so it may be worth it.
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Instagram has just announced a complete visual overhaul of its Android and iOS applications. Not only is the photo sharing app getting a redesigned layout, it’s also finally getting a newer, simpler app icon.
The differences between the old and new app icons are pretty stark. You can still tell its a camera, but the new icon is much simpler and more colorful than the old one. Instagram’s other apps — Layout, Boomerang and Hyperlapse — are also getting redesigned icons with the same style.
Update, December 13, 2018 (10:36AM EST): Niantic announced that Trainer Battles are now rolling out in Pokémon Go.
You must be at least level 10 to participate in Trainer Battles. Eligible Pokémon have their CP capped, with Trainer Battle Leagues doling out the same rewards and give to both Trainers equally.
You can read much more about Trainer Battles in the link below.
Original article, December 4, 2018 (9:53AM EST): After weeks of teasing, Niantic has finally detailed the PvP mode coming to Pokémon Go “later this month.
Today mocoNews put up a story that cites “multiple sources” as informing it of T-Mobile USA’s plans for an open application store for all of its platforms, including Android. The new application store would replace the carrier’s currently closed deck that its customers are restricted to.Supposedly the plan is to do something similar to Apple’s App Store for the iPhone. In the Apple store, Apple takes a 30% revenue cut from the sale of any non-free application, with the remaining 70% going to the developer.
Smartwatches have become a big business, with Apple’s Watch leading the charge (sales wise) thanks to its $1.7 billion profit picture. Samsung recently released two highly praised timepieces, as did TAG Heuer and even Fossil. The market looks to be expanding, in some ways, much as how the tablet industry once took off. But as these devices become not just more prevalent, but also more present, ethical issues begin to arise. One such matter, the idea of using a smartwatch to cheat during exams, has been taken very seriously here in Japan.