From PC World: Formidable gadget leaker Evan Blass—a.k.a. @evleaks—stripped away nearly all the mystery from LG's forthcoming G4, dumping a truckload of images and teaser material that shine further light on the next flagship smartphone.
They give us a pretty complete picture as to how the G4 will...
From CNET: Pining for that ultrawide zoom or supertelephoto for your Canon SLR camera? Good news: for the second time in less than a year, Canon has cut the prices of many high-end lenses.
A total of 33 lenses are now anywhere from $30 to $800 cheaper in the US -- though Canon's professional...
From DailyTech: For the critics of so-called "quad high definition" (QHD) (aka "2K") displays and the diminishing visual returns that come with them, avert your eyes. Japan's Sharp Corp. (TYO:6753) has unveiled a 5.5-inch display for smartphones that bumps the resolution to a mind-boggling 2,160 x...
You have probably heard the old saying, "Third time is the charm". This refers to the fact, generally speaking, the third attempt of anything will produce the best chance of success. People will have learned from their past two trials and would also still have enough motivation to take a third go before giving up. This is a similar situation for electronics. The initial product released is like an experimental run, where the manufacturer starts...
Last week, I came across an article online, criticizing the Western mainstream media as inciting a culture of "self-hate". The way I interpret it is the foundation of our fundamental values in a democratic society has slowly eroded from a system that holds impartial reporting in the highest regard, to an alliance of organizations trying to shape our minds into their perspective on a daily basis. I would say the Western mainstream media -- as well...
From InfoWorld: Dell is looking ahead to Windows 10 and planning to release a tablet with the OS and other new technologies in September or October.
A refreshed Venue 11 Pro will have the USB Type-C port, which first appeared in Apple's 12-inch MacBook and in Google's Chromebook Pixel last month...
From PC World: U.S. government agencies have stopped Intel from selling microprocessors for China’s supercomputers, apparently reflecting concern about their use in nuclear tests.
In February, four supercomputing institutions in China were placed on a U.S. government list that effectively bans them...
From CNET: You can now pre-order an Apple Watch, but it'll be a while before you can actually get one on your wrist.
Apple on Friday started accepting advance orders for its first new product line in five years, a wrist-worn device that's designed to display notifications and run apps from the...
From CNET: Amazon has filed suit against four websites that allegedly sell phony product reviews that are placed on its main site, Amazon.com, marking the first time the company has taken legal action against such practices.
The Seattle-based online retailer filed the suit Wednesday in a Washington...
From InfoWorld: It usually takes months for mobile devices to get Android updates, but Intel and Google want to slash the wait time.
Tablets and smartphones made as part of a new Intel mobile-device development program will be able to receive new Android versions and features in two weeks via over...
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