Jan 01
Lenovo ThinkPad Yoga Review
Posted in: Today's ChiliLenovo has popped up with a handful of new products recently, among them being the ThinkPad Yoga, a flexible hybrid laptop with a touchscreen panel that can fold all the … Continue reading
Dec 31
SlashGear’s Best Tech of 2013
Posted in: Today's ChiliIn the year 2013 we’ve seen some real stand-out stars in several sectors, including mobile, automotive, desktop computing, and gaming. This was certainly a year of hero devices, with manufacturers … Continue reading
Dec 31
Apple has denied collaborating with the NSA to add a snooping backdoor to the iPhone, insisting that despite allegations that the DROPOUTJEEP program could access large swathes of iPhone content … Continue reading
Dec 31
Google has broadened its Glass invitations to a new group, paid subscribers to Google Play Music All Access, though they’ll still have to stump up the not-inconsiderable $1,500-plus-tax sticker price … Continue reading
Dec 30
Forget phones and tablets, the next big thing in mobility really can move. Audi, so the latest rumors claim, is readying an announcement that it will put Android on future … Continue reading
Dec 30
Head to your local retail outlet this week and you may see an image of their video game and entertainment section a whole lot different from what it was a … Continue reading
Dec 30
In a move rather similar to Nike’s efforts with their own wearable sports tracker and app, Fitbit has updated their app to give basic fitness data without the Fitbit band … Continue reading
Dec 30
Amid years of court battles, the likes of which have been public in a big way, Apple and Samsung have apparently agreed to begin talks of patent agreements. This chat … Continue reading
Dec 29
Mac Pro 2013 Review
Posted in: Today's ChiliApple is finally taking the Mac Pro seriously again. Years of seeing the iMac, MacBook, iPhone, and iPad get the bulk of Apple’s design and engineering attention had left many … Continue reading
Dec 29
A new examination of the seemingly bottomless well of Snowden documents describes an internal NSA catalog of dead ringers for consumer hardware that the NSA can deploy on unsuspecting targets’ … Continue reading
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