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The Samsung Galaxy Nexus might be the first smartphone from the Android family to sport Ice Cream Sandwich, but time will see other manufacturers receive this long awaited operating system update as well. 
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Ever wondered how you wished your Android-powered smartphone would have a higher pixel count for its display?
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Google Car Home. It’s the app that launched when you slide a phone into a car dock, featuring big, easily pressed buttons to help you stay focused on the road.
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iOS 5 came with a few hidden features that we've been discovering over time, and one is that it can read just about any text to you.
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The Oculus Telepresence Robot kit gives your Netbook wheels and lets you keep an eye on your house while you're out. Read this blog post by Tim Hornyak on Crave.
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We’re not sure why anyone would want to own the “smallest USB stick in the world”, but if you wouldn’t mind owning one even if purely for novelty purposes, you might want to check out Deonet’s offering.
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Now here is a Kickstarter project that really got off to a bright start, achieving far more funds than it requires, and hence, it should keep aspiring DJs and VJs happy – we’re talking about the QuNeo 3D Multi-Touch Controller, [...]...
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Superlatives that describe objects are often interesting items to check out – and most recently, a quad bike that is touted to be the most expensive in the world has just gone up for sale.
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With the deployment of Siri on Apple’s iPhone 4S, not to mention the steady improvement of voice recognition technology, it would appear as though one of the ways that we could be controlling our smartphones and gadgets in the future [...]...
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The beverage industry is seizing the opportunities presented by Facebook’s new timeline profile, as Schweppes followed Mountain Dew’s lead by launching an application to help users create their own cover images.
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Apple and Google are working on wearable technology that would send data to their smartphones, according to reports.
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Once again, a new app hits the market, initially available for the iPhone with its iOS platform only. This is not surprising, because iPhone is currently the most sought-after smartphone, and therefore majority of app developers focus on iPhone and iPad app development. This is the first ever video conferencing app. Some of you may be wondering why is this something new, as a video feature can be used quite effectively for the same reason. The difference between Lifesize ClearSea App and a simple video feature is that app offers extremely high quality for both video and audio. Moreover, the latest security systems ensure that no data is lost. This is of the special importance, since the target audience for this app is mainly businesspeople.
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You should generally buy a smartphone because you want certain features. Make a list of all the features and if one type of phone has more, buy that. There is one issue with regard to Android security problems, but I’m going to skip that for now. You can read more about that in many other articles (see below).
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BMW has just announced a new addition to its suite of integrated BMW Online apps.
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Intel has revealed its latest Medfield smartphone and tablet reference designs, the path-laying hardware the chip company hopes will persuade manufacturers to adopt its x86 mobile chip rather than stick with ARM
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These are 5 great applications for iOS users interested in playing with music and finding more information about what they listen while they listen.
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CNET explains how to get your 'no Wi-Fi' home theater gadgets on your home networking without using Ethernet via power line adapters, MoCA adapters or wireless bridge adapters. Read this blog post by Matthew Moskovciak on How To.
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Your iPad's camera sucks. But if you're willing to put up with a kid-friendly Disney-toy design, you can fix it for just $60.
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We’ve previously mentioned that Symbian Belle would be making its way to selected Nokia handsets early next year. Well today, Nokia has renamed the operating system to Nokia Bell and given us a date to look forward to: February 2012.
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Who would have figured out that batteries will be powered by paper one day? Engineers at Sony did, where they recently paraded a bio battery that is capable of generating electricity through the clever use of paper as fuel.
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One of the drawbacks to owning an older car is that it probably does not come with the latest entertainment system with syncing of smartphones and what not.
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Many times, you might wish for some help with propping or steadying your iPhone for a photo because it is a thin and slippery item. GLIF solve the problem and presented a tripod. It’s as light as a feather and as snug as a glove, and it mounts your iPhone to a tripod or serves as a stand.
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The 'Google X' lab - where engineers work on secret hi-tech projects - is reported to be working on glasses that offer a fighter-plane-style 'heads-up' display over the world, but look like normal glasses.
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Android: If you've ever had the luxury of using the MIUI ROM on your Android device, you already understand how good it looks and how customizable it is.
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When Wu Feng looks at an iPad, he sees something more than a great way to play Fruit Ninja. To him, Apple's sleek device looks more like a c...
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