By Devin Coldewey Google unveiled a gaggle of new products and services today at its event in San Francisco. The company was all about making things easy and seamless, so we thought we’d do the same. Here’s all the stuff you need to know, in one place. Read More …read more Source:: TechCrunch Gadgets

Xiaomi recently announced its launch of the Mi 5s and Mi 5s Plus mobile devices together with the Mi TV 3, the Chinese company’s first A.I. home appliance. With the Xiaomi devices having similar specs to those of the OnePlus 3, which would stand out more? …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

By Darrell Etherington Google has two new smartphones, the Pixel and Pixel XL, and these are the first that Google says it has designed on its own in terms of both hardware and software: It shows. These are great looking devices that also feel excellent when held, with industrial design that clearly inherits some of…

Samsung has recently been awarded the patent for a foldable tablet with a keyboard and built-in stand. The listing, however, only offers the design concept of the device. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

By John McCann Google Pixel review This is a flash hands on review to give you the chance to see what the phone is all about as soon as possible. Stay tuned as we’ll be expanding and upgrading this review very shortly with more info. Nexus is dead. Pixel is king. Say hello to the…

By Darren Allan Gigabyte has revealed a new GTX 1080 graphics card which boasts one-click overclocking along with a ‘turbo fan’ cooling system, and it promises to pitch up at a palatable price. The GeForce GTX 1080 Turbo OC 8G’s core specs consist of a base clock of 1632MHz with boost to 1771MHz in gaming…

By Darren Allan Gigabyte has revealed a new GTX 1080 graphics card which boasts one-click overclocking along with a ‘turbo fan’ cooling system, and it promises to pitch up at a palatable price. The GeForce GTX 1080 Turbo OC 8G’s core specs consist of a base clock of 1632MHz with boost to 1771MHz in gaming…

By Brian Heater Sometimes it’s best to just sit back and feign surprise, as though the lead up to today’s big Google event wasn’t leakier than a rusted out old sieve in a rainstorm. After making several brief but notable cameos on international retailer and carrier pages this week, the company took to the stage…

By Brendan Griffiths The Oculus Rift virtual reality headset has been years in the making, but it’s finally in stores, eagerly awaiting your face. Online retailers are now selling the finished version, complete with all the required cables, a compatible Microsoft controller and the Oculus Rift headset itself. The deals listed on this page are…

By Emma Boyle When the When the Xbox One Scorpio is released in 2017, fans should expect to pay a price reflective of its status as a “premium console” according to Xbox boss, Phil Spencer. In an interview with NZGamer, Spencer discussed how Microsoft had designed the Xbox One S and Scorpio consoles in a…

BlackBerry accidentally published the full list of specifications for its latest Android-powered flagship phone, the DTEK60. It’s powered by Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 SoC, comes with 4 GB of RAM, 32 GB of internal storage and will have a 21/8-megapixel front/rear-facing camera. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

Motorola released a new video on its modular accessory peripherals called Moto Mods. Going beyond cosmetic purpose, these accessories connect to the back of a Moto Z device and add an extra functionality, similar to the original Phonebloks concept. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

By Frederic Lardinois It’s time for Google’s now-annual hardware event. Today, we expect to hear more about Google’s new phones (which will now fall under the Pixel brand), as well as its Google Home Alexa competitor, an updated Chromecast dongle. Maybe we will also see even more hardware in the form of a new Nexus…

Samsung officially resumes sales of the Galaxy Note 7 across the globe, shipping out safe and non-exploding units to authorized retailers, carriers and other partners. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

By Matt Burns Who says you can’t physically mod an iPhone? This video shows it’s still possible. Using an industrial saw and massive belt sander, this guy shaves off just enough of his iPhone 7’s edge to make the sides flat. And you know what? It looks rad. Removing the rounded edges gives the iPhone…