Google launches build-your-own-phone project Ara

Google launches build-your-own-phone project Ara The firm wants to do for hardware what app stores did for software Continue reading the main story Related Stories The phone you can build like Lego Google's Motorola launches Moto XWatch New 'always listening' Google phone Google-owned phone firm Motorola has announced a new project to let users customise their smartphone components. Project Ara allows users to buy a basic phone structure...

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Li-fi Technology China’s new and amazing invention

Li-fi Technology China’s new and amazing invention Chinese scientists have successfully developed a new technology named “Li Fi” the better, fast and cheap alternative of Wi Fi Technology. Chinese scientists claim that they have invented a better, reliable and cost-effective technology than the current technology “Wifi”, Li-Fi Technology works on a Light Bulb called LED (Light Emitting Diode). Professor Chi Nan of Shanghai institute of technical...

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9 Steps To Get Facebook To Pay You $10

9 Steps To Get Facebook To Pay You $10 According to the email, Facebook used some users' names and faces to advertise for products without asking for permission. As part of a preliminary settlement to the lawsuit (that has Facebook admitting no wrongdoing), anyone who was used without consent can join a a class action lawsuit to get that big, two-figure sum. Money? And all I have to do is fill out a form? Why not? Here's why not:...

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Nokia Lumia 2520, 1320 and Asha lineup hands-on: First look

Nokia Lumia 2520, 1320 and Asha lineup hands-on: First look Introduction The Nokia Lumia 1520 was the star of the Nokia World show this year, but it certainly isn't the only new device to come out the Finnish company. It was joined on stage by five more piece of hot hardware including the company's first tablet, an affordable phablet and a trio of Asha featurephones. We had the opportunity to spend some quality time with those and we'll now...

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iPhone 5S review: the same, yet different

iPhone 5S review: the same, yet Differentent We got two iPhones this year. The lesser model, the 5C, is ideal for those who want an iPhone but want to save a Benjamin and have color choices beyond the typical black or white. The premium model, the 5S, is ideal for those who want the best iPhone. It’s the same as the outgoing iPhone 5, save for three areas: CPU, camera, and fingerprint security. Oh, and there’s a new gold color if you want...

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6 Reasons Why Nokia Doesn’t Need Android

6 Reasons Why Nokia Doesn’t Need Android In the past couple years we’ve all seen Nokia’s market share sliding down the charts.  And we all know that last year they announced a full-on exclusive switch to Windows Phone as the single operating system of choice for their phones in the future.  A number of people wondered why Nokia didn’t just switch to using the successful Android operating system that so many other manufacturers use...

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