Samsung Galaxy Camera – Most socially connected camera is impressive
A quick look at the Samsung Galaxy Camera, the most socially connected camera.
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Tomi
I love gadgets and technology, so i write about them. +Tomi Adebayo
Pebble iPhone and Android Apps Available, Pebble watches to follow
In anticipation and preparation of the arrival of the new Pebble watch, one of most successful kickstarter project we have ever seen, Pebble has released the accompanying apps for iOS and Android
PlugBug, a must have accessory for MacBook and iPhone users
The new PlugBug World delivers dual charging convenience to everyone, while making any MacBook Power Adapter ready for global travel.
Introducing Touch Speaker with Near Field Audio Technology
The Touch Speaker is one of the first devices to use debut wireless NearFAâ„¢ (Near Field Audio) technology. There is no need to configure any wireless settings or plug in cables, just set your device on the speaker and enjoy your amplified sound.
Blackberry removes the “App” in Blackberry App World
With only few days till the unveiling of the most talk about Blackberry OS, the Blackberry 10, Blackberry has announced that they are renaming their Blackberry App World name to just Blackberry World
Samsung Galaxy SIII Mini with NFC set to hit shops at end of January
SAMSUNG ANNOUNCES AVAILABILITY OF GALAXY S III MINI WITH NFC variant set to hit shops at end of January
Why Electronics and Gadgets Arе Important tо Our Everyday Lives
Why Electronics and Gadgets Arе Important tо Our Everyday Lives
Giveaway iPhone 5 or Galaxy Note 2 or Nexus 4 or Lumia 920 [International]
Yup we’re giving away a the iPhone 5 or Galaxy Note 2 or Nexus 4 or Lumia 920
Top 100 technology blogs to follow in 2013 [Infographic]
Top 100 technology blogs to follow in 2013 [Infographic]
Online backups: can I throw out my external hard drive?
Losing your data can be a very very traumatic experience, both economically and emotionally. One of the main ways of backing up in the last 10-15 years has been external hard drives, but is that really reliable?