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 As a wannabe guitarist, I find that the hardest thing to do is sit down and actually play guitar. When I first saw the Jamstik, a six-fret mini electronic guitar, I was impressed. It was about as big as a sub bun and featured strings that never had to be tuned. To play it you simply chorded and strummed as usual and you could transmit your MIDI-translated noodlings to a mobile app or your desktop. Read More

Nvidia’s new(ish) Maxwell architecture has come out in a few new cards already, from the budget 750Ti to the beefy GTX 980. The GTX 960 holds down the middle ground, with solid but not mind-blowing power for $200.

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If you’ve been tempted by NVIDIA’s high-end GTX 970 and 980 video cards, but couldn’t justify their high prices, the company’s latest entry is made for you. Nvidia is rounding out its Maxwell family of video cards today with the GTX 960, a desktop GP…

We have recently heard many rumors about Samsung working on a new smartwatch that has a round design, apparently this device has the codename “Orbis.” Not much is known about the Orbis at this time but as per several reports the smartwatch is going to have a rotating bezel ring and a digital crown. What does that rotating ring do? We get some insights through a new report.

According to Sammobile the ring will be used for homescreen management. Users will be able to scroll through the recent apps menu one by one using the ring. Rotating it faster will show three apps simultaneously. To close this menu users will have to press the crown.

Control over incoming phone call is also expected to be offered by this ring. Rotating it to the right will reject the phone call while rotating it to the left will not only reject the call but send a preset message to the caller. To end calls currently in progress users will push the crown once.

The ring will also offer control over the music player it seems. Rotating it will allow users to skip or back a track. It may also be used to jump through different clocks by simply rotating, dismissing the alarm through a similar action and even for checking up on current weather, hourly and weekly forecast all with simple rotations.

The scribe trusts information that its source has provided but it goes without saying that in the absence of an official confirmation from Samsung one must take this with a grain of salt. Samsung hasn’t said as yet if and when it will launch a round smartwatch.

Rotating Ring On Samsung’s New Smartwatch Might Have These Features , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.

The rumor mill is not yet done with HTC’s upcoming flagship smartphone, HTC One M9 or “Hima,” and today we’re seeing what is claimed to be the HTC One M9 Plus. From the looks of it this is going to be a One M9 variant that has a larger display and a few tweaks. A purported picture of this smartphone has been leaked online today along with some specifications.

As per the @leaksfly account on Twitter the HTC One M9 Plus is going to have a 5.5-inch Quad HD display, it will be powered with Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 810 processor and will have 3GB of RAM along with a fingerprint scanner and dual rear camera.

Since this is a relatively new source that hasn’t established much of a track record one can’t rely too easily upon the information provided. True that HTC has launched enlarged versions of its flagship smartphone in the past so it wouldn’t surprise anyone if the company did it again this time around.

Another possibility which exists is that what we see here might be a prototype of the HTC One M9. Perhaps this was one version of the device that the company tested at one point before setting for another version.

Previous HTC phablets haven’t had the BoomSound stereo speakers usually found on the front at the top and bottom of the flagship smartphones, but we see that in this picture, and something doesn’t quite feel right.

Purported HTC One M9 Plus Image And Specs Leaked , original content from Ubergizmo. Read our Copyrights and terms of use.