Feb 19
Nokia has gone official with the introduction of its latest gadget called the Treasure Tag. We talked about the Treasure Tag device back in July of last year when the … Continue reading
Feb 19
We mentioned back in late January that Microsoft had been forced to rebrand its cloud storage system from SkyDrive to OneDrive. That move came after Microsoft lost a legal battle … Continue reading
Feb 18
Samsung may bring more than one new smartwatch to Mobile World Congress next week as part of its Galaxy Gear wearable refresh, reports suggest, with the wrist-worn companion devices said … Continue reading
Feb 18
Back in January, we had heard that BBM could soon be making its way onto older Android devices still running Android 2.3 Gingerbread. Towards the end of the month, we heard that its release would be soon and sure enough soon is correct as BlackBerry has officially released a new build of BBM that would target Android users still running on Android 2.3 Gingerbread, so if you’re still holding onto a device that cannot be updated beyond Android 2.3.7 Gingerbread but would love to get your hands on the BBM app, you will be able to do so by heading on over to the Google Play Store for the free download.
As it stands, based on the latest Android distribution figures, Android Gingerbread devices account for about 20% of the Android market at the moment. This means that at least one fifth of Android users out there are still using older builds of Android that they have either chosen not to update, or are unable to update as their handsets aren’t powerful enough. Granted those figures will probably go down over time, but that also means that BlackBerry has one fifth of the Android market that they have not tapped into. With BlackBerry not doing so hot at the moment, we guess the next best thing would be to spread their services around, even if their hardware isn’t necessarily selling as well.
BBM For Gingerbread Now Available For Download original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Feb 18
The team responsible for shaping the social impact of Google Glass on society – or so it would seem – have revealed a list of “do’s and don’ts” for the … Continue reading
Feb 18
A number of LEDs have been introduced by Samsung today, the lot of which will almost certainly make their way into their next-generation smartphone release, the Samsung Galaxy S5. These … Continue reading
Feb 18
This week the folks at Layar have spoken up on their newest update to the system they called Layar Creator. With this tool, users are able to create images that, … Continue reading
Feb 18
Its acquisition of Skype enabled it to offer a separate unified communications platform for average consumers, one that is different from what business users are offered, Microsoft has two of the most widely used platforms under its belt, Lync and Skype. Part of its Applications and Services division, the Lync team has been working under the Skype team since 2012 and has been increasing its presence on mobile devices. Lync apps are already available for Android phones, iOS devices, Windows Phone, Mac and Windows. The latest destination is Android tablets, Microsoft officials have confirmed that Lync app for Android tablets is going to be released by the end of June 2014.
Microsoft Lync App For Android Tablets Coming This June original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Feb 18
ZTE, the China-based device manufacturer that has had its fair share of device releases in the past (not to mention at the recently concluded CES 2014), does seem to be pretty excited about the upcoming Mobile World Congress that is happening in Barcelona, Spain, later this month. It seems that ZTE is working on a new Android-powered device that has a 6” display which will be known as the ZTE Grand Memo II LTE. Apart from that, we will also see more of an updated version to the ZTE Open (which incidentally was announced at last year’s edition of MWC).
ZTE To Introduce New Android And Firefox Phones This MWC original content from Ubergizmo. 
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Feb 18
On the 24th of February, 2014, Nokia will almost certainly be revealing their first Android smartphone. We’ve heard of this fabled Nokia X Phone several times before, understanding it to … Continue reading
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