The BlackBerry Priv gets a $100 price cut for Father’s Day, and BlackBerry is bringing its price down to $550. The offer is good until June 20. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

Samsung kicked off a new ‘Captured on Galaxy S7 and S7 edge’ campaign, showing off the camera prowess of its latest flagships in a beautiful 4K Ultra HD video sample. Are you ready to be impressed? …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

A new report claimed that Samsung Galaxy Note 7 will enter mass production in July. By the time the smartphone launches in August, Samsung will reportedly have 5 million units ready to ship. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

By Darren Allan Microsoft is obviously keen to push its own Windows Store as hard as possible, but when it comes to games, the company is planning to put future titles on Steam. This is according to Phil Spencer, head of Xbox at Microsoft (and more broadly seen as head of gaming within the company),…

By Hugh Langley Nintendo is remaining incredibly coy on the details for its next console, the NX, despite having announced it will launch in March 2017. But in a new interview with Bloomberg Nintendo America President Reggie File-Aime has made reference to the new system, in a respondse to a question about how it will…

OnePlus has finally launched its latest OnePlus 3 flagship, betting big on the high end of the smartphone market. In fact, OnePlus confirmed that it has no plans to launch a successor to its OnePlus X mid-ranger. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

By Lewis Leong Still don’t know if PlayStation VR is for you? Starting tomorrow, you can get hands on with it in stores, though there are legitimate reasons you might not want one. More than 30 Best Buy and GameStop locations in the US will have demo stations for PlayStation VR ready to go tomorrow.…

By Megan Wollerton GE’s $1,100 GFWS2600FWW washing machine can clean your clothes, but its cluttered display sure doesn’t make it easy. …read more Source:: cnet Cell Phones

By Fitz Tepper Anyone even remotely interested in cameras knows that Zeiss lenses are the gold standard. But the 170-year old company’s lenses can cost thousands of dollars each, making them pretty inaccessible for amateur photographers. But that is now changing, as the company has teamed up with the ExoLens brand to release three Zeiss…

By Alessandro Fillari Like many, I was shocked to see the announcement of a brand new Resident Evil game at Sony’s E3 2016 Press Conference. The series, celebrating its 20th anniversary this year, has a very passionate fan base, and seeing its new announcement caused quite the commotion. Though the series is now known for…

By Jay Donovan I’m usually cautious about Kickstarter campaigns, but when the data looks right I’m encouraged to peer deeper. Haruumi Shiode reached out to me with his CleanTech concept for a product called the Remo (which remotely controls wall unit air conditioners), and I have to admit the numbers looked interesting even though this…

By Devin Coldewey We’ve been focused on VR and non-traditional gaming here at E3 this year, but that doesn’t mean we’ve been walking around with our eyes closed. But you might not have been paying close attention, what with having a real job and everything, so I took the liberty of collecting the most interesting…

By John Biggs Eye tracking has always been a tough problem. Multi-camera solutions existed in order to sense the position of the eyes in 3D space but in general watching where your peepers pointed was too hard for cellphones. Now researchers at MIT and the University of Georgia have created an eye-tracking system that depends…

By Lora Kolodny ROOBO, a fast-growing hardware and AI startup headquartered in Beijing, today unveiled a prototype of its newest product, a “pet robot” called Domgy. For the unfamiliar, ROOBO is the company behind Pudding, a voice-controlled, educational robot for kids. Pudding is used to teach kids vocabulary, geography, jokes and more. The company also…

By Brian Heater Been a long time coming, but Luma’s finally ready to start shipping units to eager early adopters of the hardware startup’s home WiFi system. The routers, which have been up for pre-order since last year, offer what the company calls “surround WiFi,” a mesh network that promises to get rid of wireless…