Lenovo + NEC Just Created The Lightest 13inch Laptop w/ Their LaVie Z Line #CES2015
Lenovo always keeps it coming w/ an innovation on the computing side of things. They have teamed up w/ NEC…
LG Makes The G Flex 2 Official, Bringing Much-Needed Upgrades #CES2015
Remember the LG G Flex? It was a great display of technology + innovation from LG despite a few shortcomings…
Logitech Makes The UE Boom’s Big Brother, The MegaBoom Official #CES2015
While almost everyone knows by now, that Logitech has produced one of the most finest Bluetooth speakers on the market w/ the UE (Ultimate Ears) Boom. What most people…Continue Reading →
Lenovo Unveils The Faster + Lighter, 3rd-Generation ThinkPad X1 Carbon #CES2015
Lenovo has returned to kick off 2015 right w/ a lovely refresh of a fan-favorite: the X1 Carbon. This marks…
The New Blue Link App Lets You Control New Hyundais From Your Smartwatch #CES2015
While CES 2015 hasn’t officially started yet that doesn’t mean between today and Tuesday, companies won’t be announcing new tech.…
Incipio Unveils Their offGRID Battery Case For The iPhone 6 #CES2015
Incipio looks to get the CES announcements going sooner rather than later. Their offGRID line is now expanding to the iPhone 6 w/ their newest announcement. Meet the offGRID Express…Continue Reading →
An Early Build Of Android Lollipop Is Ready For The OnePlus One (Video)
Looks like OnePlus is already off to a good start for the new year. They announced via their forums that…
Is Microsoft Considering Android Apps Support For Future Windows Devices?
While things have been quiet while awaiting more details to arrive for the next big update for Windows, there’s new…
A Closer Look At HTC’s Sense w/ Android 5.0 Lollipop (Video)
Last month, we showed you some leaks on what HTC’s Sense UI will look like after it gets its Android 5.0 update. New leakster LlabTooFeR has even more images to…Continue Reading →
‘OK, Google’ Voice Search Is Coming To Chromebooks
Even though Chromebooks are doing exponentially well within the education markets globally, that doesn’t mean Google is done in continuing…