Google’s Glass may be the most popular unreleased smart glass today, but it’s only available to developers and remains out of reach to the general public. But a not so popular Vuzix is offering an alternative. Vuzix M100 Android-powered smart glasses is now available for (wait for it) $1000, making…
…– Google’s Chrome browser… Last week, we covered a story about a new app launcher in the Chrome operating system that gave Chromebook users the same voice-powered functionality found in the latest version of Android – version 4.4 or KitKat. This week, Google has introduced this feature to another popular…
…Windows- or Android-based devices in the same price category. Fortunately, there are still a number of manufacturers who are still putting their faith on Google’s definition of a mobile computing device. For instance, Acer has announced its first touchscreen Chromebook – the C720P. The C720P features an 11.6-inch LED display…
…fully modified UI whose base is Google’s Android. A recent leakage coming from Nintendo’s US offices have started rumours that the Japanese manufacturer might be planning to release an Android-based tablet in the very near future. An alleged Nintendo software engineer named Nando Monterazo published a number of tweets saying…
…Fortunately, it appears that this functionality may soon pop up on future Chromebook models as a new experimental App launcher for Chrome OS was discovered in Google Chrome’s Dev Channel. According to Google insider Francois Beaufort, the app launcher is activated the same way as the voice command feature in…
Instagram is undeniably one of the most popular photo and video sharing app in the market today. In fact, it has consistently been in the list of top apps both on Google Play and the iTunes store. However, it is yet to conquer the world of Windows Phone – that…
…messages and pin content to view on the console. The Xbox SmartGlass app is now available on Google Play, iTunes app store and the Windows Marketplace for devices running at least Android 4.0, iOS 6.0 and Windows Phone. Get the freshest tech news from CyberShack Subscribe to our mailing list…
…to have been in the works since December last year and was almost included on Android KitKat, but was removed sometime in October. There’s no word yet on when Google will incorporate the new features on Android, but it’s definitely something to look forward to especially on future Nexus-branded smartphones. …
…default the use of tracking cookies on its Safari browser. But apparently, there’s a loophole in Apple’s browser that still allowed for placing cookies on users’ machines freely and without them knowing. Google used this loophole override settings in Safari allowing the placement of such cookies. Unfortunately for the search…
…platform. The smartphone will be known as the Huawei Ascend P6S and will come with a true octa-core processor. There is little known about the upcoming smartphone but we do expect its release to be sometime next year. In other news, the Android 4.4 KitKat update for the Google Play…
…on a number of Android handsets where some users experienced high battery use and the issue where users would be missing BBM contact names on iOS. The update is now available on Google Play and the iTunes app store. Get the freshest tech news from CyberShack Subscribe to our…
…Samsung has previously relied on Google’s Android OS to power not only its smartphones and tablets but also its small fleet of smart cameras. So with the NX300M receiving Tizen OS is actually a big step for Samsung to reduce its dependency on Google and its services. On a related…