Well, it’s just a rumor at this point, but there may be some changes coming to the Samsung Galaxy Nexus, insofar as new carrier alternatives are concerned. As you know, the Galaxy Nexus is currently exclusively offered by Verizon Wireless but starting next month, that’s all set to change. Based on figures posted on NenaMark, the new Nexus that is set to… Read more
Looks like Samsung isn’t resting on their laurels which is great news for all of us. Even with the impending release of the AT&T Galaxy Note and the buzz surrounding the new Galaxy S III, the Suwon-based manufacturer is not slowing its pace. It looks like Sammy has two new devices that just got WiFi certification and with the iPad 3 on the horizon, it… Read more
The Galaxy Nexus has been a developer favorite recently. We have seen many ROMs get released since Google released the source code for ICS. Of course, as we all know, the Galaxy Nexus from Verizon is the first official piece of carrier hardware to run the newest, buzz-generating iteration of the Android OS. Well, one of our favorite ROMs from our dev… Read more
We’ve always been fans of innovation and if you are too, you’ll love what we have today. Looks like DDRBoxman, an Android developer, has brought motion control to the Android platform. DDRBoxman, herein referred to as “The Man”, managed this by combining a Microsoft Kinect, a Samsung Galaxy Nexus, a projector, and a computer. The Man developed a… Read more
Tablets are everywhere these days and cellular carriers have been jumping on the bandwagon in terms of offering as many options as possible. Unfortunately, the only thing you won’t see these days is a Sony-branded tablet sporting a cellular data antenna. Well, that may all end soon. AT&T’s roadmap indicates that the tablet will launch in Q1 of this… Read more
You read the headline and you’re excited, but let’s not get ahead of ourselves. Looks like the folks over at CellphoneSignal have uncovered some database code that may reference the Galaxy Nexus. The code in question is pictured above and you can clearly see that Samsung is listed as the vendor of what is classified as the SGH-T999. Now, for those that… Read more
Looks like Sony’s trying to claw its way up back to the top and smartphones may be a big part of their road map. Monday, Sony announced two new camera technologies that they would be leveraging in their new smartphones. Supposedly, the new cameras would utilize RGBW coding to make low-light pictures more vibrant. Now, the second bit of tech is also… Read more
Point Inside Shopping & Travel is an app that was released quite some time ago, but recently changes bringing added functionality. For those that are uninitiated, Point Inside is essentially a Google Maps for the indoors, specifically retailers. Their database has information for over 1150 malls across North America, and over 100 airports worldwide…. Read more
So you’ve been waiting on prices to drop on tablets. You really really want one but just can’t afford it. Well, today may be your lucky day. Looks like the folks over at Lenovo are trying to push their numbers for Q1, at least in terms of IdeaPad A1 sales. Clicking this link here, will take you to the tablet which is being sold for a door-busting $199.20…. Read more
If you’re a fan of all types of tech, chances are, you’ve heard of Square. If you haven’t, Square is a company that released an iPhone peripheral that allows people to scan credit cards and process payments. Now, that’s all fine and dandy, but do we really need additional hardware to do that? Apparently Card.io doesn’t think so. Card.io has released an… Read more
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