Google Watch Rumored For A Release Soon

Google Watch Rumored For A Release SoonWhen it comes to the peripheral known as the smartwatch, you can bet your bottom dollar that there will be a fair number of companies that are already lining up to take advantage of this potentially lucrative range of products. Samsung has gotten the ball rolling on a massive scale with their recently announced Samsung Galaxy Gear, and for the longest time already, we have heard that even the folks at Google themselves have been working on a smartwatch, which will be known as the Google Watch.

Apparently, the latest set of rumors that surround the so-called Google Watch is this – this smartwatch is currently going through the final optimization course, and will most probably be centered around Google Now functionality. Of course, an interesting point to take note would be the possibility that a slew of Google Glass functionality could arrive in the alleged Google Watch, but that is one rumor that we ought to take with a pinch of salt as time will reveal all. Other than that, the Google Watch will also supposedly rely on Bluetooth 4.0 with the Ultra Low Energy standard in order to communicate with your phone, hence allowing it to last longer while it is in action.

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    HTC One Max Announced With Fingerprint Scan Feature

    HTC One Max Announced With Fingerprint Scan FeatureHTC has not exactly been doing quite well as a company in recent memory, but it is also nice to see that they have not yet thrown in the towel and let the likes of Samsung and LG walk all over them. No sir, they hit back quite hard with the HTC One that drew its fair share of rave reviews from the masses, and this time around, they have taken something good and made it even better. We are referring to the HTC One max, which is a larger sized smartphone which will deliver the kind of sleek design and functionality that can be found on the HTC One. Of course, there is one standout feature which would be the Fingerprint Scan, where it brings convenience to a new level while maintaining features such as HTC BlinkFeed, HTC Zoe and HTC BoomSound, working in tandem with the latest HTC Sense 5.5.

    The HTC One max will feature a 5.9″ Full HD 1080p display, where it will run on a quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 600 processor with a quad-core 1.7GHz CPU that ought to make light work of graphics intensive apps and programs. With a microSD memory card slot, it is a snap to expand on the 16GB or 32GB of internal memory, while you will also be on the receiving end of a generous 50GB of extra free Google Drive online storage space. There is no word on pricing just yet, but the HTC One max is tipped to roll out worldwide from the end of this month onward. I guess all of the leaks in the past have been confirmed! [Press Release]

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    ASUS ET2321 all-in-one appears with slimline presentation

    This week the folks at ASUS have shown off a computer that you may feel that you’ve seen before – it’s part of a new wave of all-in-one machines that’s cut down to their most minimal appearance. You’ve got a display with a flat black bezel and no edge save one metal bottom and the […]

    100′ Range Foam Dart Blaster for the inner sniper in you

    foam-dart-blasterHave you ever wondered whether you have what it takes to be part of the army? Sure, in the world of video games, the sniper position is more or less heralded to be at the top of the food chain because more often than not, an unerring sense of accuracy trumps most of the other qualities required, but as we all know very well, the modern day battlefield is no “one man show”. Everyone out there has a part to play in the success of a critical mission, but just in case you are still adamant on being the sniper of the group, here is the $79.95 100′ Range Foam Dart Blaster for you to consider getting.

    This particular 100′ Range Foam Dart Blaster, as its name suggests, is capable of shooting harmless foam darts from a distance of up to 100′ away. You will be able to pull Its bolt back smoothly in order to load a 4″-long x 1″ diam. blunt-headed dart into the chamber directly from a six-round magazine which is clipped into the undercarriage. A single squeeze of the trigger will fire the dart thanks to a powerful spring, delivering minimum “dart drop” downrange to boot. There is also a bipod that unfolds from the barrel so that it can secure the rifle whenever the need for precise aim arises. This is an interesting method of figuring out whether your little one has a penchant for shooting with accuracy, of course, in a safe and controlled manner.
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    Yahoo’s Redesigned Email Is Seriously Broken

    Yahoo's Redesigned Email Is Seriously Broken

    Yahoo Mail got a pretty extensive (and familiar looking) redesign last week, but it seems there are some serious problems under that freshly-painted hood. And folks on Yahoo’s bug reporting board sure aren’t happy about it.

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    Twitter reportedly planning targeted ad network for apps and websites

    Now that Twitter is almost a publicly traded company, it’s under pressure to find meaningful new sources of revenue. That may include advertising outside of users’ social streams, according to a new report from the Financial Times. Its sources claim that Twitter is developing an ad network for apps …

    Third Windows Phone 8 Update Announced

    Windows Phone 8 UpdateMicrosoft announced on Monday the third update to its Windows Phone 8 mobile platform featuring updates including support for a larger Start screen at a higher resolution. Microsoft also included support for a faster processor, a driving mode, accessibility features and a few more.

    The update creates the ability for Windows Phone 8 to support larger 5 and 6 inch mobile devices which some are calling “phablets”. Microsoft did not use the word phablet or refer to any larger devices being released however the main image on the release post from Microsoft had “phablet” in the file name. This would handle 1080p HD resolution and allows for as many as six Live Tiles across the screen. It wouldn’t be surprising to see Nokia come out with a larger device with the updated OS from Microsoft after Microsoft’s recent purchase of Nokia’s handset division.

    An update for a faster processor will support the Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 quad-core processor, and a new Driving Mode will limit distractions and even send automatic replies to tell those trying to contact you that you are driving. The Phone 8 update also includes a set of accessibility features, improved hotspot WiFi sharing, increased ringtone configuration, a rotation lock (something Android and iOS have had for a long time), storage management improvements, the ability to manually close an app quickly, and better Bluetooth.

    The update will be rolling out to Windows Phone 8 over the next several months according to Microsoft, and if you are supporting apps for Windows Phone 8 you can get the Windows Phone preview for developers starting today.

    Banksy Sold $225,000 Worth of Art at a Central Park Stall for $420

    You missed it. On Saturday, Banksy set up a nondescript stall on the edge of Central Park, where he sold stencilled prints for $60 a pop. The monkey with a sign, the guy with the flowers, the rat with the smirk—all the classics were there. Too bad nobody wanted them.

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    Deadspin Meet The Boston Cop From The Sports Photo Of The Year | Gawker Banksy Tried to Sell His Art

    Deadspin Meet The Boston Cop From The Sports Photo Of The Year | Gawker Banksy Tried to Sell His Art Anonymously to People in Central Park | io9 We finally know who will play Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell! | Lifehacker All the Awesome Stuff You Can Do with a Custom Android Launcher

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    castAR augmented reality glasses hit Kickstarter with a clip-on that transforms them into a VR headset

    When Jeri Ellsworth and Rick Johnson were let go from Valve back in February, they didn’t want to give up on the top-secret augmented reality project they had worked so hard on during their time as employees. So they obtained permission to carry on with it, formed a company called Technical …