It’s time to get a handle on the Google Glass development kit – the SDK that is – readied for developers to start making their own GlassWare apps. This week at a Glass Hackathon event, Glass Developer Advocate Timothy Jordan shared about 30 minutes worth of new information on the Glass SDK. What you’ll see […]
There’s at least one “Blue Light of Death” out there this month with the release of the PlayStation 4, and today Sony appears to be addressing it for the second time in a week. This issue is apparently not as centralized on one particular issue as it seems – instead Sony suggests that there are […]
It’s not been a week since the Retina iPad mini hit shelves in the USA and rumors of the next-generation iPad Pro have surfaced. This comes soon after the in-store availability of the device known as the iPad Air, a name which suggests too that a “Pro” model may be in the works. This larger […]
The Xbox One launch this Friday, Nov. 22 is slated to be a worldwide blowout party. Cities around the world will play host to the next-gen console’s 12:01 AM release, starting in Auckland, New Zealand and working its way west to North America. Concerts, giveaways, gaming contests, costumes, and more will accompany the launch on […]
Over the weekend a small but significant number of PlayStation 4 users reported an issue which had the system stuck on the “blinking blue light” part of the console’s startup sequence. Sony has issued a set of troubleshooting fixes – or possible fixes – which include suggestions of issues with the TV users are working […]
A ruling has been passed down today by an appeals court which says U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh must spend more time considering evidence offered by Apple in arguments that certain Samsung devices should be banned from sale. In this ruling, the appeals court currently working on the case agreed unanimously that Koh “made errors” […]
You asked for a big Windows Phone, and Nokia is delivering just that with the Lumia 1520. Headed to AT&T imminently, the 6-inch phablet not only bears the biggest screen on a recent Nokia, but the fastest processor ever inside a Windows Phone, the highest display resolution, and what’s arguably the most rational compromise of […]
Sony sold more than one million PlayStation 4 units in North America in the first 24 hours, the company has confirmed today. The console hit shelves along with the doorsteps of preorder customers from Friday, November 15th, and are described as still being “very strong” ahead of broader availability in Europe and Latin America in […]
Apple has reportedly acquired PrimeSense, the motion-tracking company responsible for the technology in the original Xbox 360 Kinect, in a deal said to be worth around $345m. Whispers of the possible purchase, today reported by Israeli news site Calcalist, began back in July though were described as being in the early stages, and PrimeSense unofficially […]
One day into the PlayStation 4′s (hopefully long and fruitful) life as Sony’s next-gen gaming console, reports of faulty systems are starting to pour in. Mashable has tabulated a slew of negative reviews pertaining to the basic hardware. Namely, there is a pulsing blue light on some consoles, and some aren’t even sending a signal […]
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