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26 June 2013
Hands-on: $99 Android game console OUYA
The crowd-funded Android-based console, OUYA, was launched yesterday. Raising over 8 million dollars in funding via Kickstarter, the company called BOXER8 (since renamed to OUYA) has been maufacturing the low-cost ($99) and open home console, and since AfterDawn was a part of the crowd funding, we got the console a bit beforehand. So let's take a look. OUYA is an Android based gaming ...
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21 June 2013
Samsung unveils ATIV Q tablet, running Windows 8 & Android
Samsung Electronics has unveiled two new tablets today; the ATIV Q and ATIV Tab 3. The new Samsung ATIV Q tablet allows users to experience both Windows 8 and Android (Jellybean 4.2.2) on the same device. Users will not only get access to Android apps via Google Play but also be able to transfer files, or sharing folders and files from Windows 8 to Android. The ATIV Q features a 13.3-inch, ...
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28 June 2013
- Microsoft: Windows Phone is clearly in third, who is BlackBerry?
- Skype video messaging is now free for all users
- Sorry Ouya, looks like Google is building an Android gaming console
27 June 2013
- Microsoft: 160,000 apps in Windows Phone Store
- Download Windows 8.1 Preview ISOs now
- Dish Network withdraws their bid for Clearwire, allowing Sprint to purchase
- Saints Row IV banned in Australia due to Anal Probe usage
- Netflix' HTML5 player working in Internet Explorer 11 on Windows 8.1
- Microsoft redesigns Xbox Music app for Windows 8.1
- British Airways to relax rules on electronics use after landing
- Aereo plans to launch in 19 cities by August
- Facebook denies giving data to Turkish government
- Samsung rolls out $13,000 curved 55-inch OLED TV
- PS3 software update v4.46 released; How to fix PS3s frozen by v4.45 update
26 June 2013
- India now world's third largest smartphone market
- Motorola Mobility updates logo as it tries to re-invent itself
- Sony unbundled PS4 camera for price advantage over Xbox One, report says
- Turkey eyes Twitter control after weeks of anti-government protests
- Nvidia delays SHIELD handheld for a month
- Google Maps wipes clouds from the sky, provides greater global detail
- Sharp unveils 70-inch Ultra HD 4K TV, for $7,999
- Nexus editions of HTC One and Galaxy S4 now up for sale through Google
- New apps for Windows Phone allowing for free streaming of full Discovery Channel, TLC, and Animal Planet episodes
- Court: Joel Tenenbaum must pay $675,000 fine for file sharing
- Telefonica to back Windows Phone in effort to end iOS, Android duopoly
- Leaked photo of the Motorola X phone for Sprint emerges
- BitTorrent sets the record straight on piracy
- Samsung unveils Galaxy S4 LTE-A smartphone, with Snapdragon 800
- South Korea claims world's fastest mobile network
- Ouya removes 'emulation' tweet after piracy suggestions
- Connecticut senator talks video games violence
- Google shouldn't have to remove search results, EU court advisor says
- Google reveals which countries have the most sites with malware
- Barnes & Noble posts huge loss, will stop selling Nook tablets
- Sprint shareholders approve of takeover by SoftBank
- Autonomy sells off last stake of video search engine Blinkx
25 June 2013
- Ouya console finally on sale
- Saints Row IV refused classification in Australia
- Sony unveils Xperia Z Ultra smartphone, with 6.4-inch 1080p display, 2.2GHz Snapdragon 800
- Sony SmartWatch 2 unveiled, with NFC pairing and sleek water-resistant design
- Sony's Music Unlimited iOS app gets 320kbps streaming, Offline listening
- South Korea hit by cyber attack on anniversary of Korean war
- BlackBerry launches Secure Work Space for iOS and Android
- Age of Empires heading to Android, iOS devices
- Apple Lightening authentication cracked, claims Chinese accessory maker
- PSN maintenance scheduled for today
- Google satisfied with proposals to settle EU antitrust probe
- Street View lets you experience the tallest building in the world
- Snapjoy closes following Dropbox acquisition
- Sony, Disney trial streaming movies while they are still in theaters
- HP shows off new 21.5-inch AIO running on Android
- Samsung: No we are not shutting down our PC business
- Samsung prices Galaxy Tab 3 10.1, 8.0 and 7.0 tablets
- Qualcomm completes their large investment in Sharp
24 June 2013
- Gartner: Tablet and mobile phone shipments to reach 2 billion this year
- FTC reviewing Google's Waze deal
- FIFA might drop 3D coverage for World Cup 2014
- Microsoft said Citadel takedown actions freed 2 million computers
- NVIDIA SHIELD dropped to $299 ahead of June 27 launch
- Samsung to launch 55-inch OLED TV in South Korea next week
- Intel joins board of Alliance for Wireless Power
- BitTorrent mobile users hit 25 million
- Amazon sets Xbox One launch date at November 27
- Stores carrying Chromebooks tripled to 6,600
- New Malwarebytes Anti-Exploit tool released
- Users uploaded 5 million videos to Instagram in first 24 hours of upgrade
- Sources: Sony PS4 to be released on November 13th
- 'Public Enemy' makes latest single available for free via BitTorrent
- Here are the top 10 most pirated shows of the last TV season
- New 3D renders emerge of alleged low-cost iPhone Lite
- Wal-Mart slashes prices on iPhones
22 June 2013
- Sony: PS3 update to address v4.45 issues due next week
- Google's privacy policies targeted in France, Spain
- EA: Online Pass is 'dead', never coming back
- Premier League targets live streaming site
- Charity warning over webcam hacking
- Samsung infringed Apple bounce-back patent, Tokyo court says
- France seeks ban on Amazon "book discounts, free delivery bundle"
- Google ordered to delete Wi-Fi data within 35 days
- Facebook bug could have exposed 6 million users' personal data
21 June 2013
- Apple, Samsung working on heat-pipe cooling for upcoming phones?
- PS4 launch will not lead to PS3 price cut
- Instagram updated to add Video
- WhatsApp continues strong growth, now at 250 million active users
- HTC to start expensive marketing blitz with Robert Downey Jr. as star
- Sprint raises bid for Clearwire, beating out Dish once and for all
- Pirate Bay co-founder sentenced to prison for Swedish hacking case
20 June 2013
- Xbox One will support used games, won't require Internet connection for Offline gaming
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