By Leo Sadovy Are robots going to put us all out of work? That seems to be the question on every click-bait economic article’s mind. The short answer: They aren’t. The long answer: They will change the kinds of jobs we do, just like stone tools, the printing press, the first factories and computers changed…

Rumors have been rife that Apple could introduce an affordable iPhone 6c at its Sept. 9 event. The smartphone is speculated to tout a 4-inch screen. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

A source tips the pre-order date for the next pair of Nexus handsets. Still, Google hasn’t even confirmed the suspected reveal date for the devices. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

By Farrha Khan The next big Mario game could be a new Super Mario Galaxy sequel, and one of Nintendo’s creators has indicated that it might not be released until after the company’s mysterious Nintendo NX has launched. While most other 2D Mario titles has seen follow-ups for the Wii U, there hasn’t yet been…

By Romain Dillet Tomorrow’s Apple event is going to be a behemoth. First, it’s going to take place in San Francisco’s Civic Auditorium, which seats a huge crowd of 7,000 people. Second, rumor has it that Apple is going to touch on many product lines — the iPhone obviously, but also the Apple TV, the…

By Catherine Shu Jawbone is releasing a firmware update that will add passive heart rate and an automatic sleep mode to their wristbands. The UP2, UP3, and UP4 trackers are also getting a facelift in the form of new colors and, for the UP2, a new design with thinner straps. Read More …read more Source::…

By Jamie Hinks Security researchers have found several flaws in Seagate’s revolutionary wireless hard drives that open the doors to hackers. First reported by The Register, the range of wireless hard drives contain as many as three flaws that allow anyone with access to your network to use a simple username and password combo to…

By Jamie Hinks Security researchers have found several flaws in Seagate’s revolutionary wireless hard drives that open the doors to hackers. First reported by The Register, the range of wireless hard drives contain as many as three flaws that allow anyone with access to your network to use a simple username and password combo to…

By John Biggs So you decided to stick to the Raspberry Pi architecture and have completely eschewed the Orange Pi? Good for you. In honor of your decision I offer a new $60 Raspberry Pi touchscreen that can turn your single board computer into a fun-sized multi-touch tablet. The officially licensed product connects to the…

Motorola’s purported Moto X Force flagship, codenamed ‘Bounce,’ could launch in December with high-end specs and a shatterproof display, sporting a premium price tag of roughly $628. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

Weibo leaked images of new Nokia C1. The smartphone is rumored to host a surprise OS behind the simple and elegant chassis. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

Sony’s hot rod handset, the Xperia Z5 Premium, sports dual heat pipes and a slab of thermal paste to keep its Snapdragon 810 from breathing fire. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

By Kane Fulton A few years ago, Lenovo tried a a few things in the laptop market with the Yoga (rorate and dock), Helix (twist and turn) and the Miix (completely detachable). While the latter two designs still remain in one form or another, the Yoga is the one that has been indisputably the commercial…

The cloud-first Android smartphone called Robin is turning into a Kickstarter hit, blazing past its initial goal in no time and raising more than $870,000 with 23 days to go. The handset leverages cloud storage to eliminate internal storage limitations, shaping up as a real game-changer. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

AT&T is now offering the 32GB Samsung Galaxy Note 4 at a very low price. Customers can score the device when signing a new two-year contract. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones