By Michael Rougeau Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 810 may be poised to change smartphones – but it can only do so if it actually lands successfully. And it’s looking like that might not happen, according to the latest rumors. Word that issues with the Snapdragon 810 might cause delays in some 2015 flagships – including the Samsung…

By Josh Constine If you’re sick of lugging around that bulky white cable and charger for your MacBook, Zolt could lighten your load. The $99 miniature 3 inch x 1.3 inch x 1.3 inch brick has three USB slots, and with a super thin $30 MagSafe cable, it can charge MacBooks that require chargers up…

By Darrell Etherington tc_5min code=”518589982″] The typewriter is basically relegated to septuagenarians and hipsters at this point, but the Hemingwrite aims to make it a little more broadly appealing with cloud-based document storage and syncing, as well as digital e-ink display that means you won’t have to mess around with corrective tape or go through…

By Jordan Crook We’ve got gadgets and gizmos a plenty. We’ve got Whosits and Whatsits, galore! You want thingamabops? I’ve got twenty! You guys, I’m just going to be perfectly honest. I went hard last night in Vegas and my head is pounding far too much to be uniquely clever in this post. We’re at…

By Matt Hanson Valve has been working hard on its Steam Controller and after several iterations it looks like the final design has been decided upon. The Steam Controller is expected to launch alongside Valve’s gaming-orientated Linux-based operating system SteamOS and a number of compact gaming PCs that have been designed for the living room,…

By Matt Hanson Valve has been working hard on its Steam Controller and after several iterations it looks like the final design has been decided upon. The Steam Controller is expected to launch alongside Valve’s gaming-orientated Linux-based operating system SteamOS and a number of compact gaming PCs that have been designed for the living room,…

By Desire Athow You will now be able to read what’s on a memory card simply by touching it, that’s what Toshiba wants to achieve thanks to the introduction of a new family of memory cards. These SDHC models are available in 8GB, 16GB and 32GB flavours and adhere to the NFC Forum Type 3…

By Desire Athow You will now be able to read what’s on a memory card simply by touching it, that’s what Toshiba wants to achieve thanks to the introduction of a new family of memory cards. These SDHC models are available in 8GB, 16GB and 32GB flavours and adhere to the NFC Forum Type 3…

By Desire Athow Samsung has announced that it has start mass producing a “high-performance, low-powered” PCIe solid state drive that seems destined to go in laptops that will be running on the new Intel Broadwell-U chip launched at CES this week. The SM951 is also likely to be found in the next generation MacBook Air…

By Desire Athow Samsung has announced that it has started mass producing a “high-performance, low-powered” PCIe solid state drive that seems destined to go in laptops that will be running on the new Intel Broadwell-U chip launched at CES this week. The SM951 is also likely to be found in the next generation MacBook Air…

By Kane Fulton Devices like Google’s Chromecast and Amazon’s Fire TV brought instant media streaming to the living room, and now Intel is looking to go one further with a stick that transforms any HDMI-equipped TV into a fully-fledged PC. Unveiled at CES 2015, Intel’s Compute Stick is a four-inch device that’s powered by a…

By Kane Fulton Devices like Google’s Chromecast and Amazon’s Fire TV brought instant media streaming to the living room, and now Intel is looking to go one further with a stick that transforms any HDMI-equipped TV into a fully-fledged PC. Unveiled at CES 2015, Intel’s Compute Stick is a four-inch device that’s powered by a…

By Natasha Lomas The FTC has raised concerns about the complexity and privacy risks posed by the rise of an Internet of Things, with some 25 billion connected objects predicted to be online in 2015, and so-called smart home devices predicted to number around 25 million this year. Read More …read more Source: TechCrunch Gadgets

By James Rivington The world of Smart TV has been an absolute shambles for years. Interfaces are shonky and features are clunky. The maturation of Smart TV has been appallingly slow, with all the big names pulling in different directions and causing themselves all manner of problems. The problem is that with every big brand…

By James Rivington The world of Smart TV has been an absolute shambles for years. Interfaces are shonky and features are clunky. The maturation of Smart TV has been appallingly slow, with all the big names pulling in different directions and causing themselves all manner of problems. The problem is that with every big brand…