LG Appears to be Developing a webOS Smartwatch
It looks like the operating system is set to appear in a smart watch, according to a new developer site hosted by LG.
It looks like the operating system is set to appear in a smart watch, according to a new developer site hosted by LG.
Every year millions of tourists flock to London to marvel at its historic buildings, parks and attractions, but if you scratch beneath London's surface, you'll reveal a dark, intimidating web of abandoned stations, military tunnels and historic catacombs.
To their services of course. But the push could lead to better mobile deals for all.
Since early 2012 the Garmin Forerunner 910XT has been the best triathlon watch, period. And now it seems Garmin has raised the bar for itself. The new Forerunner 920XT is everything the 910 was, and much more.
If you don't want to load up a pretty beta OS, we went through the trouble for you. These are the highlights.
Copyright laws catch up with culture, and only 15 years too late.
Buy the Asus C300 Chromebook and get a 16 GB 2013 Nexus 7 thrown in, all for £299. What a deal! Loads more for you in Dealzmodo today, so stop by and save some money!
The service lets owners and future owners check the activation lock status of an iPhone.
It might have been to create distance from shoddy Windows 8, but a Redditor who claims to be a Microsoft dev has a better — and funnier — answer.
With the latest update to Dropbox for Android you can now export your files straight to SD cards.
Someone get that guy an oversized pocketwatch, pronto.
It's got to be a jetpack? Please?
Android Police received these photos that appear to show the Nexus 6 in a real human's hands. If it's real, this big-screen device would confirm very persistent rumours that the new Nexus will wear a 5.9-inch screen
Facebook has posted a statement apologising for the consequences of its draconian policy requiring that people use their "real" names on Facebook.
The four movies will be made by, and star, the famously overpaid actor.
It's an obvious stunt. Nestle Fitness outfitted a woman with a bra camera to show just how many people sneak a glance throughout the day. Spoiler! It's a lot of random eyeballs
