Well that's one way of putting the PC Sim City mess behind you. The aggressive posturing about the power of the next-generation of home consoles comes from EA man Rajat Taneja, the game giant's Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer, who says Xbox One and PS4 are "a generation ahead" of the best gaming PCs. Read More >>
Google released the official specs for Google Glass last night (after releasing the API too) and the futuristic frames come with 16GB (only 12GB will be usable) Flash memory, a 5 megapixel camera for stills, 720p video recording, Wi-Fi b/g, Bluetooth, and a battery that can handle "one full day of typical use". Read More >>
Someone supposedly in possession of a Galaxy S4 has fired off a new batch of screenshots and conducted a scan of the internal hardware, once again suggesting the next Samsung flagship features updated eye-tracking tech and a 1080p display. Read More >>
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"a simple skin will bypass that simple niggle tho.... or is ur a bit more tech minded a different rom will do more" More »
Someone who appears to be in possession of a Galaxy S4 prototype decided it would be fun to stick a few benchmarking apps on it, giving us a look at how the phone performs and what might be inside Samsung's next Android flagship. Read More >>
Featured comment by josh.moulder:
"I meant this more as underclock each core of the SGS4 to 1Ghz each, giving the phone (if the rumours are true) theoretically 8Ghz in total, and more b..." More »
Finally here and with the highly touted UltraPixel* camera in tow, HTC's newest flagship phone is ready to hold its own. Well, on paper, at least. But how does it compare to everyone else's flagship? Read More >>
The never-ending series of leaks regarding RIM's BlackBerry London continues, with a new tech spec sheet supposedly giving us a detailed look at what'll be powering the high-end forthcoming BB10-powered smartphone. Read More >>
Featured comment by jesse.rioux.7:
"If you're going to write something about RIM and Blackberry you better make sure its accurate first! That picture of the new phone is wrong, the specs..." More »
Sony is joining Google in the race to make glasses sexy and do much more than just bring blurry objects into focus, with the Japanese tech giant filing a patent for an augmented reality specs system it describes as an "optical communications apparatus." Read More >>