By Nick Pino Deezer Review Deezer, the music streaming service that launched in France and has since expanded to nearly every corner of the world, has some pretty impressive stats. To start, it’s available in 182 countries. To put that in perspective, there are 192 countries on Earth, which means there are only 10 countries…

By Nick Pino Deezer Review Deezer, the music streaming service that launched in France and has since expanded to nearly every corner of the world, has some pretty impressive stats. To start, it’s available in 182 countries. To put that in perspective, there are 192 countries on Earth, which means there are only 10 countries…

By John Biggs Office workers enjoy many amenities. They have clean bathrooms, water, and access to a microwave. But what they don’t have control over is their climate. In offices it is either blindingly cold or absolutely sweltering, with no middle ground. Therefore, office workers may enjoy the Evapolar to help even things out. The…

OnePlus has announced that it is set to start manufacturing smartphones in partnership with Foxconn in India. This could result in OnePlus phones being cheaper in India due to the company not having to pay import duties. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

By Nick Pino The Star Wars Battlefront beta has only been out for a few days, and it seems like all anyone can say about the game is nice, positive sentiments. (Well, unless you spent the majority of your weekend playing the Rebel Forces on Hoth, in which case you might feel the game is…

By Jordan Crook The Sippy may be the answer to all life’s greatest caffeine-based problems. Launching on Kickstarter this week, the Sippy will make espresso any time, any place. The slim little cannister uses CO2 cartridges, water, and Nespresso/Hema/Coffee Duck-compatible coffee cups to brew up a shot of java whenever the craving strikes. The Sippy…

Archos has announced its latest smartphone, this one being highly secure and business-focused. The device is called the GranitePhone, and it makes use of the Sikur security platform to remain tightly locked up. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

By Jerry Bowerman Popular Science was one of my favorite magazines as a teenager. I was amazed by the inventions of mere mortals, and wondered if there was some sort of genetic mutation that allowed a select few to see the future more clearly than the rest of us. Secretly, I hoped to be a…

PepsiCo China wants to offer more than simply the joy of cola. The corporation has announced plans to present Pepsi’s first line of smartphones, the Pepsi P1. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

ZTE announces the Axon Mini flagship device will be available in various countries ‘soon,’ along with the Oct. 27 release of its Axon Watch. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

Apple’s iPhone 6s does not come cheap, but it costs the most in a certain country. Ironically, the higher prices could prove to be a costly decision for Apple. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

Rumors said Samsung scheduled only one curved display phone in 2016, and it will belong to the Samsung Galaxy S7 family. A formidable increase in the orders for curved screens confirmed the speculations. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

The purported Samsung Galaxy Grand On (SM-5500) smartphone has dropped by TENAA, China’s equivalent of the FCC. The TENAA listing shows images of the handset in a gold color option and confirms some hardware specifications, but in one area previous rumors don’t match up. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

By James O’Malley Cortana, Microsoft’s Siri-style voice assistant, has made a surprise appearance on Xbox One much earlier than expected. The feature had been expected to pop up on Microsoft’s console some time next year as part of the continued rollout of functionality to all platforms, but it appears that code may have been made…

By James O’Malley Cortana, Microsoft’s Siri-style voice assistant, has made a surprise appearance on Xbox One much earlier than expected. The feature had been expected to pop up on Microsoft’s console some time next year as part of the continued rollout of functionality to all platforms, but it appears that code may have been made…