Unless you’re living under a rock, you’ve probably noticed that our smartphones have become the dominant method in taking photographs in the last decade. For the average person, that is.
For professional-level photography, there are quite a few more things needed in order to achieve that grade of pictures. Different lenses, film over digital in some cases, and flash set ups for example, and over the years we’ve seen a lot of peripherals made for smartphones in order to bridge that gap.
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Internet security is, to put it mildly, a big deal. And Talk Android wants to give you a good deal.
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Proud owner of a previous generation Nexus device? You’ll be happy to know that sometime next week, you’ll be getting a mouthful of Marshmallow.
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You liked what you heard, you liked what you saw, you want to go ahead and pre-order the devices. Here’s what you need to know about getting the new Nexus 5X and Nexus 6P.
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I like to live by the philosophy of minimalism and organization. Life works best when you keep it simple and orderly.
You can apply this way of life to just about anything, even what’s in your pockets. So are you the type of person that has so many keys on your key ring that you can barely stuff them into your pocket? Do you have a spiderweb of keys that when you put them in your purse they inevitably get tangled up with your headphones or whatever else you ladies put in there?
If so then you might want to check out the latest bargain on Talk Android Deals: the KeySmart 2.0 Titanium Key Organizer.
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Android Pay is here. Well, actually, it’s always been here but just under a different moniker: Google Wallet.
Google Wallet has been slimmed down, simplified, and given a overall design face-lift for the rebranding. In all actuality, though, it’s still the Google Wallet app you knew and loved.
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You’ve heard about it. You’ve seen it. You’ve wanted it. You don’t have one. (Or you want another?)
Talk Android Deals is doing a giveaway that could win you a Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge!
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Wireless charging is quickly becoming a big deal these days, with many flagship devices now offering built-in wireless charging capabilities. The Samsung’s entire line of flagship Galaxy devices all offer this, with the newer models even supporting speedier wireless charging.
I was first introduced to wireless charging with my old Nexus 5, and I’ve been happily using this method for charging my devices ever since. With my Galaxy S6 Edge, it gets its nightly charge this way as well from the Samsung wireless charging pad that was made available this year to go along with the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge.
So now I’m trying out a new, third-party wireless charger on the market: the Choetech Circle.
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Continuing with some of the great deals that Talk Android is offering, the MOTA 4-Port USB 3.0 Hub is next on our list. So if you’re the kind of tech junkie that has tons of peripherals or likes to have a smart-device charging station at your computer desk, this hub would be perfect for you (or someone you know…).
On Talk Android Deals, you can purchase one for $18. And, as is customary for a lot of our deals, we throw in free shipping as well.
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A huge topic in the tech world the past few years is the staggeringly low percentages of women and minorities employed in these sectors. A few companies have committed themselves to addressing this issue and, now, Twitter joins them.
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On September 1st, you will no longer see advertisements utilizing Flash. This doesn’t mean that you won’t see video-like advertisements anymore, just they will all be HTML5.
Google’s AdWords division states that this change will speed up browser performance and bring all advertisers in line with the new HTML5 standard.
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Today, LG Display announced that it will be focusing the bulk of its display research and production funds into OLED technology. This will include TVs, smartphones, wearables, and even automobiles.
From now to 2018, LG states that it will be investing at least $8.47 billion into the technology.
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Samsung might not have been the very first smartwatch manufacturer, but they definitely have been one of the most adamant companies in pushing the appeal of a wrist-borne computer. Additionally, one could easily argue that they also produce the most beautiful of all the smartwatches: the curved Gear S. Also, arguably, the Gear S has one of the biggest flaws of all the smartwatches out on the market: Tizen.
Until XDA developer biktor_gj stepped up and brought Android to the Gear S via CyanogenMod 12.1. And what was Biktor’s opening comment upon success? “Hey GearS! Welcome to the Android family!”
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In a recent news release, the Santa Clara microprocessor manufacturer, Marvell, has announced a new 64-bit quad-core SoC that is both cost-effective and focuses heavily on carrier aggregation performance. This new SoC comes in Marvell’s ARMADA line of chips, dubbed the Mobile PXA1918 R10 LTE Carrier Aggregation SoC Platform.
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Moments ago, Samsung trotted the Galaxy S6 Edge+ onto the stage. Here’s a rundown of what they announced in case you didn’t catch the live video.
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