Nintendo’s first entry into the “quality of life” business, which it plans to release by early 2016, is a device that tracks a user’s level of fatigue by monitoring sleep. Nintendo president Satoru Iwata detailed the device at a meeting for investors in Tokyo on Thursday, following the release of the company’s second-quarter financial report. “There is[…]
Apple’s wearable will target fitness nuts. Here’s what it has to be able to do—with Nike’s help Nike and Apple have had a special relationship since 2006 when the companies announced a partnership that created a sports-oriented ecosystem around iPods and Nike running shoes. Since then iPods and iPhones have been tightly integrated withNike+, the Portland-based sports[…]
Apple’s just-announced tablets, the iPad Air 2 and iPad mini 3, haven’t hit store shelves yet, but the early reviews are in. After four days with the devices, most outlets were impressed by the slimmed-down iPad Air 2 but would recommend it only to owners of early-generation iPads. The iPad mini 3’s slight update—a new gold[…]
A rundown of all the available models, highlighting the differences in search of the best value Question: I need a new iPad, but I’m not sure which one I should get. Is the iPad Air 2 worth it or is one of the other models a better deal? I don’t really care if it’s a full-size[…]
It could foretell a future where consumers have unprecedented choice over their mobile carrier Apple unveiled a pair of new iPads during a somewhat subdued event Thursday at its Cupertino, Calif., headquarters. At first, it seemed there was nothing groundbreaking about theiPad Air 2 and iPad mini 3 — these were somewhat boring, iterative improvements like[…]
What’s rectangular, gold, and 18 percent thinner than a No. 2 pencil? The iPad Air 2, which Apple unveiled Thursday. Sporting subtle refinements like a Touch ID fingerprint sensor and a beefed-up iSight camera, Apple’s second iPad Air isn’t a dramatic leap past the first iPad Air. But that’s not a surprise. When you make the most popular[…]
Releases this week are: Fantasia: Music Evolved for X360, Xbox One, Just Dance 2015 for PS3, PS4, X360, Xbox One, Wii, WiiU, F1 2014 for PS3, X360, Samurai Warriors 4 for PS4, Shadow Warrior for PS4, Xbox One, Pokemon Art Academy for 3DS, Need for Speed: Rivals Complete Edition for PS3, PS4, X360, Xbox One,[…]
As expected, Apple‘s press event on Thursday debuted more than a couple pieces of new hardware. Most notably, the previously leaked iPad Air 2 and iPad Mini 3 have been announced with release dates and pricing. And while there’s no news of an updated MacBook, the new 27-inch iMac has finally received a Retina display. iPad Air 2[…]
Apple appears set to release the iPad Air 2 tomorrow, and it’ll come with some major improvements Apple is getting ready to make some major announcements Thursday in Cupertino, and there’s a lot of speculation about what consumers can expect to see. Among the litany of possible releases are Apple’s OS X Yosemite, a new iMac, a[…]
Now that the dust has settled on the long-anticipated unveiling of the Apple Watch, a major obstacle to its success is coming into view: the iPhone. The Apple Watch has been the subject of breathless anticipation for years because, as Tim Cook said at its introduction, it represents “the next chapter in Apple’s story.” Conceived[…]
iPads, iMacs, and OS X Yosemite are coming It’s barely even been a month since Apple last got up on stage to unveil new products, but it’s already time for another presentation. So what are we expecting this month? It’s looking like most of Apple’s biggest announcements for the year have already passed, meaning we’re expecting far more[…]
Kindle Release Date: October 2, 2014 | 4GB | Amazon | E-Reader Features a 6 inch Pearl e-paper technology display. The display has 16-level gray scale and 167 PPI. New features include a touchscreen display, 20% faster processor, and twice the storage of previous models. Other Kindle[…]
It’s here! Your iPhone is here! Did you hug the UPS man? Thing Zero to do as you rip it out of the box is to not drop it, whatever you do. (Did you see that poor Australian kid? Ouch. Well, at least it didn’t shatter on him.) We’ve got a fully comprehensive setup guide if you need step-by-step[…]
It’s interesting to read all the coverage Apple got for its watch announcement, and the amazing amount of analysis and predictions that came out shortly after the launch event. Critics went after everything, from style, form and function. Others lauded its design, potential capabilities and eventual usefulness. Part of this discrepancy in views is due[…]
It’s a process the company typically doesn’t officially endorse Apple posted an official fix for iPhone owners affected by problems with Wednesday’s iOS 8.0.1 update, which many users reported caused a total loss of cellular service as well as issues with Touch ID on iPhone models that support the feature. The tech giant pulled the update[…]
This app constantly resets itself and I loose all progress and gems purchased. Restore efforts do not work and App Developers are slow to respond and correct issue. Would rather have my money back for this purchase than continue using a faulty app that has reset and lost all progress 5 times in less than[…]