Dropbox already comes pre-loaded on many Samsung Galaxy devices, but Dropbox and Samsung have bigger plans. They plan to integrate Dropbox not only into Samsung’s Android smartphones, but their smart cameras and even Smart TV’s. Integration is already present in many devices, including auto upload to Dropbox, but there will also be a feature that… Read more
It looks like both Amazon and AT&T are taking a dive into the cloud storage game. It makes sense for Amazon, as they are pretty much based in the cloud. But it is an interesting move for AT&T. Amazon Cloud Drive offers 5GB of free storage, with further pricing options available (like 20GB for only $10 a year). That’s about in line with the… Read more
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WcecaYEXTXw&feature=player_embedded#! Looking for something to get excited about? Look no further. Madfinger Games has announced the Dead Trigger 1.1.0 update, and it looks absolutely incredible. They’re throwing in two new guns, two new melee weapons (how cool is that chainsaw?!), new environments, new zombies (I can tell… Read more
Amazon has become a competitor in the mobile market, competing even against Google, themselves. Despite, using Android as their go-to OS, they have customized it beyond recognition, as well as created their own app store. This, however, is not necessarily a bad thing. Competition is good and services such as this can emerge. Gamecircle is Amazon’s new… Read more
Samsung and Sugarsync get one step closer to tying the knot as Sugarsync becomes the main syncing method for Samsung’s mobile line. That is, any device with Allshare Play will have it built into the device. Devices will be able to view media from their homestead by using their phone as a window to their base camp, wherever that may be. Sugarsync… Read more
When the Galaxy S III was initially launched by Samsung in London this year, they made sure to note that the Galaxy S III would be bundled with an offer for a free 48GB of cloud storage on Dropbox for two years. Now it seems that AT&T and Verizon have both decided to leave that deal along the wayside for their versions of the Galaxy S III. The first… Read more
The popular cloud storage company, Dropbox, has long been known for having simple and affordable cloud storage. Now users of Dropbox with an Ice Cream Sandwich device can stream video straight inside the app. Before the update, users could click on a video and be given a download prompt but now you can merely click on it and it will begin to play… Read more
With Samsung’s acquisition of mSpot earlier in the month, we had every expectation that Samsung would launch a cloud-based music service and today they have done exactly that. Announcing “Music Hub,” Samsung’s answer to iCloud is the “first completely integrated, all-in-one mobile music service.” Samsung’s basing the service off of mSpot’s own… Read more
ASUS is cooking something up for Computex 2012 with the release of a new teaser video stating the “next transformations” are coming to the world on May 31st. Are we possibly looking at a teaser for new tablets in the Transformer line? As the event takes place at Computex, tablets seem very likely, though it could also be computer related and not… Read more
In a move sure to surprise many, NVIDIA demonstrated their upcoming cloud gaming service, a la OnLive. It’ll be called GeForce Grid, and is made possible by a partnership with Gaikai, who already has a game streaming service of its own. While OnLive is definitely a good service, it seems that GeForce Grid will be a lot better. Since the service will… Read more
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