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NVIDIA set to license their graphics tech to the mobile market

By Cory Gunther
on 19 Jun, 2013

NVIDIA had some pretty big news to share with us this week, and have announced in a recent blog post that they'll be moving away from simply making GPUs and processors like the Tegra 3 for mobile. They aren't going anywhere, but instead will be licensing out their graphics technology and visual computing portfolio to other manufacturers.

Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 series quad-core benchmarks: This thing is fast

By Cory Gunther
on 18 Jun, 2013

It's the moment we've all been waiting for. Ever since Qualcomm announced their Snapdragon 600 and 800 processors, we've been wanting to get our hands on them. The Snapdragon 600 outperforms anything on the mobile market as we've seen with the HTC One and Galaxy S4, but it's about to get even hotter with their faster, better, more efficient 2.3 GHz quad-core 800 series processor. We have our hands all over their developer kits below.

Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 series developer platform first look

By Cory Gunther
on 18 Jun, 2013

Today we're lucky enough to be getting a first-hand and up close look at the latest and greatest in mobile computing from the folks at Qualcomm. Their Snapdragon 600 series is an extremely impressive quad-core chipset powering all of today's most popular handsets, but now we're looking at what's next which is what many are waiting for, and that is the 2.3 GHz quad-core 800 series.

YouTube videos for Google Music revealed in latest update

By Cory Gunther
on 13 Jun, 2013

Google has been busy with their music offering as of late, and now we're hearing it could be getting whole lot better in the coming weeks or months. Earlier today the folks from Mountain View pushed out an update to Google Music that brought some major changes, speed improvements, and tweaks for All Access users, but behind the scenes is telling a different story for the future of Google Music.

Sony Xperia ZL Review

By Cory Gunther
on 12 Jun, 2013

With the Sony Xperia ZL, the company decided to take a two-device approach to their flagship offering. We have the fully waterproof and impressive 5-inch 1080p powered Xperia Z. Then they dropped the slightly different, thicker, and not waterproof Xperia ZL in a shorter package. It's available unlocked for US carriers as we speak, but today we'll be giving it a closer look so read on after the break for our thoughts on this flagship top-tier Sony smartphone.

Nyko Dock for NVIDIA SHIELD hands-on

By Cory Gunther
on 11 Jun, 2013

Earlier today the popular accessory maker Nyko, most known for their budget game console products, announced a slew of cases and options for us Android gamers. Most notably, some cases and a new dock for the upcoming NVIDIA SHIELD game console. Their cases are nice, but the dock turns your quad-core Tegra 4 powered SHIELD into a traditional console. It's interesting, so lets take a peek.

Vine surpasses Instagram as top Social App on Google Play

By Steve Neill
on 11 Jun, 2013

With Android and iOS apps hitting all time sales highs, and with social connectivity and applications at a whole new peak, Vine has taken the Gold Crown of Social App status away from Instagram. That means that where Instagram previously stood before, at #1 in Social App status on Google Play, now lies Vine. It seems as if then, that consumers really, really like 6 second video clips...

Nyko NVIDIA SHIELD gaming accessories hands-on

By Cory Gunther
on 11 Jun, 2013

After hearing that the popular gaming and accessories company Nyko was working on some NVIDIA SHIELD accessories this morning, we ran down to the E3 halls to get our hands-on some ourselves. Not only do they have a pretty neat SHIELD dock that will make it operate like the OUYA, but some nice cases too. Check em out after the break along side a production-ready SHIELD game-console.

Noom Walk Pedometer app launches for Android

By Robert Nelson
on 11 Jun, 2013

Noom Inc has released their latest Android app. This one is called Noom Walk Pedometer and as the name would imply, this app will be counting the steps you take throughout your day. And nicely done, the Noom Walk Pedometer app will be able to do the step counting without the need for any additional hardware. Basically, it looks like there is now an app for those who are intrigued by other hardware pedometers such as the Fitbit.

Mad Catz Project “M.O.J.O” console fully revealed at E3

By Steve Neill
on 10 Jun, 2013

I think everyone who had a Playstation 2 when they were younger probably hated being poor teenagers. Being poor teenagers meant one of two things: Not joining your friends for lunch on Wednesday's at the local Pizza joint, and not being able to afford new gaming stuff when the originals broke. So it was with much despair that we would drag our heels to the nearest game store and pick up a Mad Catz PS2 Controller, in utter shame. Well, Mad Catz has come a long way since then, and at this years E3 expo, they've revealed just how far they've come.