MWC 2015 and GDC 2015: What Were Your Favourite Announcements?
Well, we've earned our keep this week! With loads of major news and announcements from the phone and gaming worlds, what's got you most excited?
Well, we've earned our keep this week! With loads of major news and announcements from the phone and gaming worlds, what's got you most excited?
Engine-destroying lasers! Cars controlled by your smartwatch! It isn't science fiction, it's reality! This and much more in today's Bitstream bulletin.
Like the look of the attractive Android Wear Huawei Watch? Better get saving them pennies up then; it's rumoured to go on sale for close to $1,000, or nearly £660. [BGR]
As one of the greatest ever TV beards adds a quiz app to his empire, we head behind the scenes of the cult that keeps on giving.
Some old-school gaming nostalgia, Google's drones ready for take off, the possible future of Android Wear – all in today's Bitstream bulletin.
As the days tick down to Apple's Spring Forward event, we review all we have learnt about how the Watch may work.
A big cuff that's equal parts unique and perplexing.
Was it a rookie marketing rep getting times and dates mixed up? Or was it a deliberate stunt to try and drum up some buzz around Huawei's products?
But Google Wallet isn't going anywhere.
Forget all this fancy mobile gadgetry coming out of MWC, the apps are still coming and we have the latest batch for you to enjoy.
All our coverage from this year's Mobile World Congress in one place. See what the world's foremost makers of portable devices have up their sleeves, with the hottest upcoming phones, tablets and all sorts of other gadgets on show in Barcelona.
Power Reserve could squeeze an extra couple of hours out of the watch, but at a price.
It's nice but also, well, just another Android Wear watch, and to me it's as bulky as almost every other smartwatch out there—with a couple interesting ideas scattered along the way.
Smartwatches are still trying desperately to be cool. So we strapped on LG's latest attempts, the Urbane and Urbane LTE, at Barcelona's Mobile World Congress to see if they were there yet.
Chinese phone giant appears to have put up 'Huawei Watch' ads in the airport on the sly ahead of Mobile World Congress.
Tasker lets you program pretty much anything into a rooted Android – and the AutoWear plug-in lets you do the same thing with your smartwatch.
