A few weeks back, we heard about the reborn of Start button on the next version of Microsoft Windows. This is sort of the most expected feature on Windows 8.1/Windows Blue because most Windows 8 users have complaints about the lack of Start button. Now, we have the first look at the Start button on […]
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Blackberry Messenger Coming to Android and iOS Platforms
Blackberry, formerly Research In Motion, is partly unbinding its proprietary Blackberry Messenger to enable Android and iOS users run the app on their devices. Starting this summer, the Canadian phone maker will start rolling out BBM to mobile devices running Google’s and Apple’s native operating systems.
Sony PlayStation 4 vs. Microsoft Xbox One: Which is more powerful?
Sony PlayStation 4 seems to be more powerful as compared to Microsoft Xbox One despite the fact that both the gaming consoles pack 64-bit APUs from AMD – the reasons quite apparent, but Microsoft is contesting the claims.
HTC Launches Dual SIM Desire 600
HTC has taken the wraps off the latest and first mid-range version of its Desire flagship shortly after images and key specs of the device leaked the day before the official launch. Running Google’s proprietary Android Jelly Bean, the HTC Desire 600 picks up the BlinkFeed and BoomSound features first introduced to the recently launched […]
Google Developing Proprietary Wireless Networks in Emerging Markets?
Google is looking to the emerging markets in Africa and Southeast Asia to push ahead with plans to fund and develop its own wireless networks. The move isn’t something new, Mountain View being in a separate endeavor to establish itself as a wired Internet service provider in the United States with Google Fiber.
Microsoft Confirms Launch of Next-Gen Kinect in 2014
Microsoft has just launched the spruced-up Xbox One last week, introducing some nifty updates and new features to the video game console after roughly eight years since it first saw the light of day. But the saga does not end there, some more spices are coming to the Xbox One.
