The iPhone 5C Is Coming The iPhone 5C will “take over the world” according to many reports, because of it’s lower cost than that traditional $500+ iPhones. The 4 inch phone will basically replace the iPhone 4 and will help Apple gain market share in the lower-end spectrum of the smartphone market in the U.S.. … Read more
The Next iPhone Could Be Gold The next iPhone could be something straight out of Goldfinger. The next iPhone is rumored to look something like the above image, with a flare of gold surrounding the phone. What a lot of people are complaining about is that the 5S most likely will not be that much … Read more
Olympus TG-2 Tough Camera The Olympus TG-2 Tough Camera is exactly as it sounds, it’s marketed as something that can take “just about” any amount of dropping, throwing, water, wind, you name it. It’s one of those cameras thats idea for some kind of extremist or even someone such as a construction worker that needs … Read more
3D Gesture Control Coming to Spotlight Minority Report was an enjoyable action flick, but it may hold the blame for getting the idea stuck in our collective heads that 3D gesture control is the next frontier for computing. The Kinect from Microsoft helped further this idea around as well, with a pretty good (though highly … Read more
The Nook Gets Cheaper The Nook Simple Touch GlowLight is one of the best ereaders on the market. It has a very nice form and a great screen. And now it’s also the cheapest of its kind. B&N just announced a $20 price cut, bringing the GlowLight’s price down to just $99. The ad-supported Kindle Paperwhite is $119 … Read more
Ubers For Everything Since the launch of “Uber” in San Francisco a few years ago, there have been a number of startups providing on demand services for virtually anything you can think of: dog walking, laundry and now flowers. Yes, now you can have flowers delivered anywhere you want in San Francisco within 90 minutes. … Read more
Startups Don’t Care That Android Is Better? Buzz on the net today is that startups don’t care that Android is better. Most companies out there are “iOS first”, which considering the much larger market share of Android, is a pretty big mistake. However, there is some debate about iOS first. In theory there are more … Read more
Flurry Studies iOS Usage Data A study that looks into the actual usage data of iOS users would be pretty interesting if it came to concrete conclusions about what types of users use a certain device, what they buy, and what they do on the devices. Now that is something that will happen according to … Read more
Android Smartphone Wrist Watch Coming In September The potential introduction of a smartphone watch is not “new” in itself, its been every few years that a new wrist mounted phone or computer circulates, and then ultimately doesn’t go anywhere. The problem, inherently with any type of smart phone wrist watch is that manufacturers are taping … Read more
Facebook Payments Doesn’t Compete With PayPal Originally people thought that Facebook Payments would be a competitor to PayPal, however it is not, it’s merely a tool that helps you fill in your billing information automatically. Here is a quote from the company explaining more about the service and what they are doing. This has sparked … Read more
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