Switchers and traders are looking at free iPhone 7 copies from T-Mobile stores right now, with all customers eligible for MLB. TV Premium service soon.
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After an excruciatingly long wait for both home and mobile gamers, Nintendo finally renamed the work-in-progress NX console as the Switch last week, also demonstrating the hybrid product’s key strengths.This looks like an arguably ingenious, game-changing (pun definitely intended) gadget, although it clearly finds inspiration in past Nintendo releases such as the 3DS, as well as third-party portable gaming devices ...
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Forget the Wii U, 3DS, unfounded speculation of smartphone connectivity, or Android as the Nintendo NX’s pre-installed OS. The long-in-the-works new portable console is actually called Nintendo Switch, which tells you everything you need to know about its key strength, selling point and differentiating factor from similar products around.What similar products? This looks and especially behaves like nothing we’ve seen before, seamlessly ...
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It’s that time of year again. Apple unveiled iOS 9, among other things, at today’s annual WWDC conference, and with it came some awesome new features for iPhone and iPad users. Features like a much improved interface for Siri, a new low power mode, a ...
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Any respectable company wants to grow its user-base. Companies can’t stay stagnant, they have to grow, or they will be eaten up by their competition. Microsoft isn’t going to be eaten up any time soon, but their smartphone platform isn’t growing — at least not compared to their competition. It shouldn’t come as a surprise for anyone who has been following the news: Windows Phone is still a distant third in the smartphone race. What’s a mega-corporation like Microsoft to do in this situation? Try to steal Android users, of course! Android and iOS ...
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