By SJ Azar Instagram is the place to show off with pictures of things your mates will envy and strangers will covet. Competitiveness is deeply ingrained, which makes it the perfect place for gamers to share the things you love for bragging rights, and see what others have been doing to inspire you to even…

The Samsung Galaxy J3 is not the best smartphone you’ll ever come across, but the specs are reflective of a budget phone that should cost no more than $200. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

Expansys is offering big discounts on Nexus 5 and its bundles as part of its Black Friday deals. The online retailer is also offering discounts on Chromebooks. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

Pepsi officially took the wraps off the Pepsi Phone P1. That’s right, folks, the soda maker just unveiled its very own Pepsi-branded smartphone. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

By Bernard Desarnauts Instead of the touches and swipes that power most of our screen-based computing devices, many of the core Apple Watch capabilities — like checking the time — are powered by gestures. The use of gestures as a user interface may seem like a novelty to many, but, from the research we did…

Can’t afford a real lamp but want a much smaller version of the same experience? This is for you. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

By Jordan Crook The Apple Watch dock. The Pura Scents smart fragrance dispenser. A review of this badass gift guide. The Coolest Cooler. And an argument over 3D printers. Long story short, we wander near and far through this week’s TC Gadgets podcast. This week’s episode of the TC Gadgets Podcast is brought to you…

By Chuong Nguyen Introduction, design and setup If you want to breathe new life into your existing monitor, projector or television, Asus’s Chromebit is a simple $85 (£55, AU$118) solution that turns any display into a Chrome all-in-one PC. The device is a simple way to upcycle your existing hardware, which you may find obsolete…

By Chuong Nguyen Introduction, design and setup If you want to breathe new life into your existing monitor, projector or television, Asus’s Chromebit is a simple $85 (£55, AU$118) solution that turns any display into a Chrome all-in-one PC. The device is a simple way to upcycle your existing hardware, which you may find obsolete…

By Alex Wilhelm Shares of Tesla, an electric car company and Silicon Valley darling, are down several points today on news that the company will recall every Model S sedan over a seatbelt issue uncovered in a single incident in Europe. The recall includes nearly 90,000 cars. Tesla stressed in an email to customers —…

By Jordan Crook Coin, the $99 smart card that lets users keep all their credit cards and gift cards on a single device, is today announcing a rewards program for owners of the Coin. The pilot program begins with a few select retailers, in the Bay Area exclusively, that will allow users to get dollars-worth…

By Sean Cameron Introduction and features With the introduction of 2K screens on the likes of the LG G4 and the Samsung Galaxy S6, along with 64-bit processors in the iPhone 5S, flagship smartphone performance and specs have begun to plateau. The upward trend of progress has begun to slow, especially as software becomes less…

By Romain Dillet If you’re into big pixels, Sony has a treat for you. The company has secretly been working on a fully functioning PlayStation 2 emulator for the PlayStation 4. It is taking advantage of this emulator for classic PS2 Star Wars games. But the company also confirmed to Wired that it is working…

By Darren Allan Intel’s Optane products will be available as soon as next year for enthusiast PC owners – meaning those with high-end rigs such as gamers who are prepared to fork out for blazing fast SSDs. This is according to Kirk Skaugen, senior VP and general manager of the Client Computing Group, who made…

By Darren Allan Intel’s Optane products will be available as soon as next year for enthusiast PC owners – meaning those with high-end rigs such as gamers who are prepared to fork out for blazing fast SSDs. This is according to Kirk Skaugen, senior VP and general manager of the Client Computing Group, who made…