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Fujitsu has been peddling some tablet style computer for a long time before the iPad hit the market. Many of those machines were convertible notebooks more than the true tablets of today though. My kids' doctor office used Fujitsu tablet style machines for taking notes in the office for...

Fujitsu Japan have announced a new project called "Service Built for Android", in which they offer to assist any other company looking to deploy the Android OS.  The service is not limited to smartphones, either, with Fujitsu suggesting cars, consumer electronics and embedded devices being ideal candidates for Google's open-source...

NTT DoCoMo will be releasing a special edition Galaxy S21. It will be out to commemorate the Tokyo 2020 Olympics. It’s already 2021 but the Olympics  has yet to happen. It has been a tough year for everyone but many countries have started to move on including Japan. We...

The 5G Internet has yet to become a standard but the technology is expected to debut at the 2018 Winter Olympics and able to handle 20GBs per second. Some mobile carriers will launch their own 5G networks by 2020 (Verizon) while some have already started trials as early as...

Android apps are able to run on Chromebooks. It's no secret that Chrome OS now has Play Store support in some Chromebooks, enabling most mobile apps to run. We knew it's only a matter of time before the same thing can happen on other laptops and operating systems. Well,...

So a little bit of good news for Samsung now, even if it is still technically just a possibility at this point. Huawei is planning to put out a new smartwatch, and early evidences point to the Chinese company using Samsung’s proprietary Tizen OS rather than Google’s Android Wear...

Aside from the fact that it will skip a number, one of the biggest rumors about the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Note 7 (which was supposedly only the 6th) is that it will come with an iris scanner. While it will not be the first smartphone to have that other...

Augmented experiences is the name of Lenovo's game at this year's Lenovo Tech World conference. However, not everyone might be willing to dive head first, not to mention pay up, into a full augmented reality experience. Some might just want a solid smartphone with a few AR tricks up...

As people expect more and more things from their smartphones, it puts a lot of pressure on OEMs to not overclock and over-exert the insides of these devices to the point that they will overheat, and in some extreme cases, even short circuit or catch fire. Rumors are coming...

For people who regularly tweak their Android devices, the ADB driver (Android Debug Bridge) is an essential element of gaining control over what goes on with the connection between the device you’re tweaking and your computer. But too many times, it is just a pain in the backside looking...

We’ve seen Qualcomm’s new take on biometrics, it’s only now we realize it has a proper name – the Qualcomm Snapdragon Sense ID biometrics. It’s distinctly different from the way Apple and Samsung has envisioned biometric security for devices – that is, through a capacitive button. Qualcomm uses ultrasonic...

New smartphones have just landed on NTT DoCoMo: the Sharp AQUOS ZETA SH-03G, Sharp AQUOS EVER SH-04G, and the Sony Xperia A4 SO-04G. All three phones are part of the 2015 summer lineup that consists of more smartphones and tablets, most of which will be released before the month...