Archive for: July, 2014

After Long Wait, Lenovo Finally Ships its First 4K Laptop

After months of delays, Lenovo has shipped its very first 4K laptop, the IdeaPad Y50 UHD. There are actually two models: one for $1,299 and the other for $1,599, the latter of which relies on larger VRAM, memory and an SSD. The specs show that this laptop offers a 15.6-inch UHD LED-lit screen with a […]

Apple Will Pay $450 Million to End Class Action Suit Over e-book Price Fixing

Apple has agreed to pay $450 million to settle a class-action lawsuit over e-book price fixing, brought against it by states and consumers, according to New York’s Attorney General, Eric Schneiderman. The payment will settle allegations made in 33 states and territories, including New York. Schneiderman says that of the total amount, up to $400 […]

Verizon Opens LTE Network to Prepaid Customers

Verizon Wireless this week announced that, starting tomorrow, it will allow Allset prepaid customers to use 4G LTE phones and the faster LTE network, as well as mobile hotspot features to share the LTE connection with other devices. Previously, Verizon prepaid customers could only use the CDMA network, which is much slower for data. Customers […]

See the Jurassic World Brochure in New Photos

Next summer, Jurassic World will not only bring us our first “Jurassic Park” film in over a decade but also the first film in the series to feature a fully-functioning version of the park that John Hammond dreamed of all those years ago. One thing that comes along with theme parks is brochures and maps […]

Apple and IBM Joins Forces to Bring iOS To Enterprise

Apple and IBM today announced a partnership that will see more business-oriented apps developed for iOS, and IBM selling iPhones and iPads directly to its large corporate customers. The two companies will jointly develop the apps, of which there will be about 100, targeted as various industries. IBM is today primarily a software and services […]

Apple Testing Mobile Payments in Japan

Apple has introduced a rudimentary mobile payment system in Japan. The system exposes the user’s iTunes account via a 2D barcode on a Passbook card, and allows users to carry a positive cash balance, much like a Starbucks account used through Apple’s Passbook app. For now, the system can only be used to purchase apps […]

MediaTek Challenges the Snapdragon 810 with New 64-bit Chip

MediaTek has taken the wraps off its newest flagship processor chip for high-end phones. The MT6795 is a SoC (system on chip) combining an LTE radio with a 64-bit, 8-core processor at speeds up to 2.2 GHz. It supports displays up to 1600 x 2560. It also supports display refresh rate of 120 Hz for […]

Nokia Starts Rolling Out Windows Phone 8.1 to Lumias

Nokia today began rolling out automatic updates to Windows Phone 8.1 for all Lumia devices that currently have Windows Phone 8. The update includes all new Windows Phone 8.1 features from Microsoft, plus several new enhancements specific to Lumia devices. Lumia devices will gain updated Nokia Camera apps, plus Nokia Device Hub, which intelligently tracks […]

Logitech Debuts Protection+ iPhone Case

Logitech has announced a pair of new accessories for the iPhone 5 and 5s. The first is the Protection+, a case with a tough external shell and a rubber internal layer to absorb some of the force of impacts. Its edges are deliberately raised to guard the screen. Phones in the case should be able […]

Voice Assistant Coming in BlackBerry OS 10.3

BlackBerry today revealed that the upcoming BlackBerry OS 10.3 will include a voice-activated virtual assistant, much like Siri and Google Now. BlackBerry assistant, as the app is called, will be able to interact with email, calendar, messaging, timers, and the web. In addition to voice, it also accepts input via the keyboard. Tasks it enables […]

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