Archive for December, 2011 - Page 29

It hasn’t been what you’d call a great year for the folks out at Olympus. The last few months, especially so, and we haven’t heard much out of them product-wise since they showed off the SP-810UZ back at the tail end of last July. It’s therefore a welcome surprise to [...]

It looks like those using a Windows Phone smartphone now have another option to consider in terms of a fitness tracking app. The app is called Sports Tracker, and some may remember the name from back in March when it rolled-out for iOS and Android.

Apple and Samsung may be bitter rivals in the smartphone and tablet market. But Apple is still Samsung’s biggest customer, and the Korean company is now producing Apple’s processor chips on U.S. soil.

We’ve heard the early rumors about the possibility of several different iPads coming next year before, folks, and they’ve just taken on a little more credence with some new reports out of Apple’s supply chain that say Apple is getting a smaller version of the iPad around for release in [...]

The Apple logo on the back of the iPhone is decent looking as far as logos go. But that being said, we imagine that some iPhone 4/4S users would probably like to spice things up a little bit. And well, for those who fall into that category, there is a [...]

Rogers has announced and released their Live TV app for the iPad. The app, as the name implies, will allow Rogers customers with an iPad to watch live television on their tablet. And for those feeling left out with an Android tablet in hand, rest assured in knowing that an [...]

Evernote for Android was updated to version 3 way back in the middle of April. At that time, the update was described as being huge. And since then, Evernote for Android has seen some additional updates, including the one that integrated Skitch in August.

Verizon Wireless rolled-out the Gingerbread update for the HTC Thunderbolt (for the second time) back in late-October and as of today, it looks like another software update will soon be on the way. And thankfully, this one is not Gingerbread coming for the third time. Instead, this latest update is [...]

Siri has been said to be one of the iPhone 4S’ main selling points, and Apple is closely guarding the speech-powered personal assistant, to prevent unauthorized use on other devices. Previous efforts to port Siri to non iPhone 4S devices proved to be impractical and illegal, but a recent update [...]

Remember when we said the Samsung Galaxy Note, the tablet/smartphone that was officially unveiled at IFA 2011 in early September, won’t make it to the U.S.? Well apparently that’s changing as AT&T is now rumored to sell a 4G LTE version of the 5.3-inch device at some point in the [...]