Samsung launched a new game tuner for mobile devices. The ability to tune the settings of your game is the staple of PC gaming, this ability allows gamers to customize the way in which they play the game, as well as allowing them to play more demanding games on older …
Read More »Skarp gets project pulled from Kickstarter relocates to Indiegogo
A new Kickstarter campaign for a laser beam razor has been suspended. The device is being developed by a company called Skarp, and promised to let you shave using a laser beam instead of regular old blades. The project had amassed a little over $4 million when Kickstarter pulled the …
Read More »LINE adds new letter sealing feature to its messaging platform
LINE is introducing a new security update to their messaging platform software for better protection, the feature will protect messages from unauthorized access. Although not as well-known as some other messaging platforms, LINE is in fact quite the powerhouse when it comes to online messaging. The app boasts over 580 …
Read More »Rumors circulate that LG is working on new mobile payment service
Mobile payment methods are becoming all the rage these days and according to numerous rumors of a patent filed with the U.S Trademark and Patent office, LG may be trying to break into this new market. Both Apple and Samsung have launched their own versions of mobile payment methods called …
Read More »Facebook’s spam filter temporarily blocks the phrase “everyone will know”
Sunday some Facebook users discovered that the phrase “everyone will know” would be flagged as spam by Facebook’s spam filter. Conspiracy theories started popping up everywhere and people were wondering if Facebook is trying to censor its users or if Zuckerberg was trying to control what can and can’t be …
Read More »Hoverboard use banned in Britain
Britain makes hoverboard riding in public illegal. The Crown Prosecution Service announced that the devices are too unsafe to ride in the street and too dangerous to drive on the pavement. According to the CPS report hoverboards can only be ridden on private property. The device is officially called a …
Read More »Apple blocks News app in China
Apple has blocked its own News app in China. The Apple News app is not supported in China, and even though it is not unexpected for people in China to be unable to access the News app, the block affects devices that have been registered and bought in the U.S …
Read More »BlackBerry might focus solely on software in the future
BlackBerry announces that it might focus only on software from now on. BlackBerry CEO John Chen announced that if BlackBerry’s new android phone Priv will not do well with consumers the company will start focusing on software alone. The BlackBerry Priv is a new smartphone from the company powered by …
Read More »Sony buys 3D sensor company SoftKinect
Sony has purchased SoftKinect, a Belgian 3D sensor developer. Sony has been trying to break into the virtual reality market for a while now, with its PlayStation VR headset and its Augmented Reality glasses called SmartEyeglass, and now it is closer to that goal with the purchase of the Belgian …
Read More »Austria announces “hallo App Deutsch” language app
With the migrant crisis in full effect the Austrian government has taken it upon itself to launch a new language app called “hallo App Deutsch”. The language app is designed to help refugees learn German and thus improve their chances at integrating. Austria, along with Germany and many other European …
Read More »