Thursday, October 3, 2013

Samsung launches $299 HomeSync Android-powered media center

The Samsung HomeSync is a home media server with 1TB of storage. You can set it up by your TV and use it to play videos from the hard drive on your TV. You can also use it backup and sync data from your Samsung phones or tablets, or stream content from your mobile device […]

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Rumor: Amazon working on two smartphones, one with a 3D user interface

Amazon’s third generation tablets will start to hit the streets later this month, but the company could also be working on a line of smartphones which could launch later this year or in 2014. There’ve been rumors suggesting that Amazon smartphones were under development for months, but now we have a few more details about […]

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Hands-on: Is the Dell Venue 8 Pro a "Just Right" Size?

Most Windows tablets that have popped up in the last year tended to be on the larger side. There are a few below 11 inches, many 11.6 inchers around, and some 13.3 and 14 on the shelves. It’s easy to understand why this is–Windows 8 tablets are supposed to be just as good for productivity […]

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Hands-on: Dell's Venue 11 Pro Should Make the Surface 2 Nervous

Dell’s new Venue 11 Pro Windows 8.1 tablet is gunning for the Surface 2/Pro 2 big time. It’s about the same size, works with a couple of different keyboard docks/covers, and supports active pen input. It does all this while coming off as lighter and more comfortable to hold. The specs aren’t exactly the same, […]

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Lilbits (10-02-2013): More bad news for BlackBerry

Canadian smartphone company BlackBerry could go private soon, which means the company may not have to report its financial health to the public anymore. But for now, the company is continuing to provide updates on its current situation… and the state of the BlackBerry is not good. Here’s a roundup of tech news from around […]

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Wednesday, October 2, 2013

RCA Internet Music System is a stereo powered by an Android tablet

There are a ton of media apps for that let you stream music, videos, podcasts, or other content from the internet to an Android phone or tablet. But most have pretty lackluster speakers, which makes a good set of headphones or a speaker dock a good idea for folks that want to make an Android […]

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Deals of the Day (10-02-2013)

Amazon’s Kindle Fire HDX 8.9 hits the streets in November, offering a faster processor, more memory, and a higher resolution display than Amazon’s first 8.9 inch tablet. But it also has a higher price tag. The Kindle Fire HDX 8.9 has a starting price of $379, while the Kindle Fire HD 8.9 is still available […]

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Windows 8.1 is up for pre-order for $119 and up

Windows 8.1 hits the streets October 18th, and it’ll be available as a free update for anyone already running Windows 8. But a full license costs $120, while Windows 8.1 Pro runs $200. If you don’t feel like waiting until mid-October to pull out your wallet, you can place a pre-order now at the Microsoft […]

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Hulu Plus now works with the Google Chromecast

Now you can use Google’s $35 media streaming stick to watch video from three of the most popular online video sites in the US. Google’s Chromecast now works with YouTube, Netflix, and Hulu Plus. The Hulu Plus app is available for Android and iOS, and requires a $7.99 per month subscription after a free 1 […]

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Chrome for android gets quicker tab switching, search by image

The Google Chrome browser for Android has been updated with two small, but convenient new features. It’s now easier to switch between browser tabs, and you can search by image. You can still switch between tabs by tapping on the tabs at the top of the browser. But now you can also swipe your finger […]

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