If you won't listen to headphones unblessed by a rapper's licensing deal—and neither Dre nor Ludacris are good enough for you—look to 50 Cent. The former rapper turned Vitamin Water kingpin's newest headphone is here.
On the heels of tonight's Galaxy Nexus announcement, Google has released the Android 4.0 SDK. The platform promises a bevy of new features for users and developers alike including extended sharing and social integration and unified calendars. You can download a copy of the SDK here. [Android Developers]
You've always had a choice. Either leave your screen unlocked when you stow it and run the risk of pocket-dialing the entirety of your contact list or lock the screen and endure the tedium of entering a PIN every time you pull it out.
The Galaxy Nexus, the new Android flagship phone from Google and Samsung is finally out of the bag. I am like, omega-level excited about that screen, and Ice Cream Sandwich looks tasty, too. Let's take a bite. Update: Hands on below.
Apple's earnings call last night began with new CEO Tim Cook offering homage to Steve Jobs. He went on to note it set new records, sold a fuckton of phones, tablets, and computers, and made a huge pile of money.
For our US brother's 100th Shooting Challenge, they challenged you to photograph anything you like any way you like. Here's what our readers around the world choose to photograph when nobody is telling them what to do.
Recovering from an oil disaster isn't just horrific to endure—it's massively difficult and massively expensive to soak it all up. But what if we didn't need an army of oil-wiping humans? What about cleaning boats that sail themselves?
Much like Sesame Street, National Geographic's giving kiddos a chance to learn (this time about the outdoors) while getting a little exercise. Want to learn about rock-digging bears? Dig through virtual rocks with a virtual bear suit on.
For some, taking the correct medication at the right time can mean the difference between a summer picnic and an afternoon in the hospital. With the RxmindMe app, you'll know when to take your drugs even when you're out and about.
Michael Dell, famous for making affordable PCs with his name tattooed on 'em, is also infamous for once saying if he was CEO of Apple, he would "shut it down and give money back to the shareholders". Well he totally didn't mean it like that. Or kind of did. Or something. It's confusing.
Screenshots of Ice Cream Sandwich widgets have leaked. Come on everyone, let's stare at the subtle differences between the Android builds.
Sesame Street was instrumental in teaching generations of screen-bound children how to count and learn the alphabet. So it's only natural that kids would want to get inside that world, right? Microsoft's done it, and it's gonna make kids scream.
In the near future, you might have more to worry about than someone looking over your shoulder—the smartphone beside you could be snooping on what you type. Scientists have programmed phones to spy by feeling. Incredible.
For the time being*, the Droid RAZR is Motorola's top dog, and one of the best Android handsets around. That warrants a close comparison of its guts versus the internals of other top phones.
While most of us get cozier by the minute with the latest iGadgets, perfected work and play stations, and 1,500 thread count sheets, nomads of many stripes are out in the world, roaming.
iCloud's here — useful, without a revolution. But Forbes tells us it could have been something more, had Steve Jobs gotten his way with an £500 million buyout of Dropbox. Hell froze over and he didn't. But what if?
