Andy Rubin is looking to disrupt the smartphone industry, again. The Android co-founder is reportedly working on a new smartphone which may provide some serious challenge to the likes of Apple and Samsung.
A listing by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has revealed that LG Electronics Inc. is planning to release an Android Wear 2.0 smartwatch.
Two of Razer's newest prototype laptop for the Project Valerie, which were reported stolen during the recent Consumer Electronic Show 2017, have ended up somewhere in mainland China being sold for 150,000 Yuan ($21,700).
HTC has officially announced its flagship smartphone for 2017, the HTC U Ultra.
The Final Fantasy VII remake is one of the most anticipated games of all time and fans are looking forward to experiencing the adventures of Cloud Strife and his team again. The remake was announced back in June 2015 at the E3 event, and it was showcased as a completely new game with a new combat system and modern graphics, rather than just a simple upgrade.
The highly anticipated Nintendo Switch is set to be released on March 3. The NES Classic Edition and 3DS were almost impossible to find, and fans may want to pre-order the Nintendo Switch before it sells out again. The Nintendo console will cost $299.99 USD and those in New York can pre-order it starting Jan. 13, 9:00 a.m. ET.
Early this week, Google released a new Compatibility Definition Document for Android, but it comes only with minimal changes. One important change is related to notifications. Google now requires manufacturers to avoid obstructing or removing native notification actions in Android, alongside access to settings, notification bundling and replies. The new document announces that Google is prohibiting these behaviors and OEMs must ensure compliance of the features in Android Open Source Project.
According to a recent report, Samsung has already confirmed its release date to be in mid-April and it could possibly be out in the third week of the month.
Nintendo organized a global webcast this week where it announced the official release date of the Nintendo Switch as well as other details of the hybrid portable gaming device. Nintendo President Tatsumi Kimishima proudly debuted the highly anticipated console and revealed its $300 suggested retail price as well as the March 3, 2017, target release date.
The HTC U Play smartphone has been officially launched alongside the HTC U Ultra smartphone.
