Garmin Fenix Chronos smartwatch blends luxury, style and multisport tech for up to $1,500

Posted on by Adrian Diaconescu

While it was hardly surprising to see Tag Heuer charge a whopping $1,500 for its rookie “Connected” smartwatch effort, we have to admit we weren’t expecting a similarly premium, equally overpriced timepiece from Garmin.After all, the Swiss watchmaker and fashion accessory producer’s name is synonymous with luxury goods, but the American multinational technology company remains known for GPS navigators and robust ...

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Fenix’s return to Google Play reveals a much brighter future for Twitter apps

Posted on by Stephen Schenck

Creating apps that give users powerful new ways to access Twitter has long presented an uncomfortable situation for developers: get too successful, and your app essentially shuts down. The problem’s been Twitter’s use of tokens that allow distinct users to connect with a third-party app, and so far there’s been a hard limit of 100,000 per title – hit that many, and you couldn’t sign on any new users. Earlier this week, popular Android Twitter app Fenix found itself ...

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