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The LifeSaver app eliminates your Distracted Driving temptation caused by smartphones. LifeSaver runs in the background and automatically wakes up to quickly lock the phone when driving. LifeSaver enables parents to monitor the driver and provides…
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Works on any devices 1.5 and above, yes even on the G1! The features at a glance: - Full 80 character QWERTY keyboard! - The Camera preview is being displayed while you walk and text. Click send and share…
A very useful app for doctors. We recommend the use of Stylus for ease of use though it works well using touch. A doctor's prescription is an advice/order coming from a health care professional prescribing a certain kind of medical…
Talemap provides a very easy and fun way to manage and share real time and favourite locations. What differentiates talemap from other location apps is that talemap provides location information in easy to read text format (which we call tales) and…
UNIWeather - Weather in your pocket Complex weather app fully customizable covering whole world with a lot options. …
Never again will your phone ring at the cinema, or at meetings. Disable ringtone and vibration,wifi and bluetooth. No more spam calls during office hours or at night. Block calls, remind yourself to buy something when you're near the store or send…
With Google Sky Map for your Android phone you can discover and browse the night sky just by pointing your phone to space. By using your Android phone's orientation sensors, we can show you a star map for your location. Explore planets, stars,…
This smartphone app is connected to one of the largest databases of historical markers’ text and their GPS coordinates in the United States. It uses GPS to evaluate existing locations and compares it to a dataset to see if the user is within range…
EleEditor is a note-taking app that allows users to collect information with ease and convert their notes into PDFs. EleEditor has become the app of choice for Evernote users who seek greater flexibility in page layout and note embellishment. Users…
Market link: http://bit.ly/i9m2oe With Call Guard you can block incoming calls/sms (text messages) or outgoing calls. Features in a glance:? Block all calls, block hidden numbers, block calls from callers…
Pocket Knowledge unleashes the power of Wolfram|Alpha!! Ask whatever you want to this impressive knowledge engine and store its results for later use in an easy way. Mathematics, Culture, Sports, Weather, Physics, Chemistry, Weather, Socioeconomic…
New GPS location sharing app stores & shares your most mappable moments. There are so many places in life that become special to you - the place you were proposed to, the place you went on your first date, the place you hit a hole…
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Today, we’re passing along a great deal for Tello, an alternative carrier that operates on Sprint’s nationwide LTE network. Tello lets you completely customize your monthly plan to precisely fit your needs. Choose the talk, texts and data amounts that fit your lifestyle and only ever pay for what you use. Modular ftw!
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Until the end of June, you can save 70% on your first month’s bill by using the promo code 2HOT. The promotion is only available for new plans activated this week with a monthly value of $10 or more. Since…
The new app for Android TV pairs with the Tablo Tuner to put OTA TV on the Shield without the use of a local network.
Tablo is a pretty terrific product for cord cutters in North America, and the company’s most recent product, Tablo Dual, was its first to incorporate a built in DVR. Now, they’re back with another hot new product and this time it’s for the NVIDIA Shield TV.
Tablo Engine and Tablo Tuner are available starting today. The former is an app that installs on the Shield TV, the latter is a USB TV Tuner that plugs directly into the box.
The Tuner is a simple dongle with a USB connection at one end and the hook up for your OTA TV antenna on the other. It just connects to a spare USB port on the Shield TV and interacts then with the Tablo Engine app to give you your live television channels.
That’s not all either. Here’s a rundown of what to expect:
Live TV: Watch, pause and rewind live TV in stunning full HD quality
Fast Channel Changes: Tune to live TV in seconds fro…
Nougat update brings much-needed features to the ZenFone 3 Zoom and ZenFone 3 Laser.
ASUS is finally rolling out Android 7.1.1 Nougat to two models in the ZenFone 3 lineup — the ZenFone 3 Zoom and the ZenFone 3 Laser. The update comes in at roughly 1GB, and increments the version number of the ZenFone 3 Zoom to V20.31.49.2 and that of the ZenFone 3 Laser to V30.41.12.1.
Along with Nougat-specific changes — split-screen multitasking, improved Doze mode, and notification replies — the update brings a Portrait Mode, ability to shoot in RAW, tweaks to the ZenUI launcher (Google Assistant is now baked in), and a Google Now feed to the left of the home screen.
The update is being rolled out in stages, so it may take up to a week for all variants of the ZenFone 3 Zoom and ZenFone 3 Laser to receive it. If you’re rocking either device, head into your phone’s settings to see if the update is available.
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Vivo gets early access to Qualcomm’s ultrasonic fingerprint technology.
Earlier today, Qualcomm announced that it was developing an ultrasonic fingerprint technology that allows manufacturers to integrate a fingerprint sensor directly into the display of a phone. Under-display fingerprint scanning won’t be ready until early 2019, but Chinese manufacturer Vivo showed off the tech in action on a prototype unit of the Xplay6 at Mobile World Congress Shanghai.
As noted by Engadget, Vivo’s prototype had a limited recognition area, but in theory, Qualcomm’s ultrasonic fingerprint sensing can be applied to the entire screen. The tech itself works on OLED panels with thickness of 1200μm or lower.
Along with under-display fingerprint scanning, Qualcomm is rolling out glass and metal-based sensors that can be embedded at the back of a phone. The first phones to feature fingerprint sensors embedded into their chassis will be debuting sometime next year, and it’s possible Vivo will be th…
The temptation of getting the latest thing is strong.
Even if you’re not in the market for a new phone, it’s easy to get caught up in the hype of a fresh new smartphone
— the latest one on so many radars is the OnePlus 5. With a stacked spec sheet and a solid price, it’s going to be in the running as the next phone for a lot of people, especially as it just went on sale after a short run of pre-orders.
So we want to know: with the OnePlus 5 now available, did you choose to buy one? Let us know in the comments why you did or didn’t, and what phone you’re upgrading from if you chose to buy!
Not everyone makes a buying decision the first day, and are maybe still on the fence. To learn more about the phone, be sure to check out all of our OnePlus 5 coverage, including our OnePlus 5 review and comparison to last year’s OnePlus 3.
OnePlus 5
Complete OnePlus 5 review
OnePlus 5 specs
Which OnePlus 5 model should you buy?
Camera comparison: OnePlus 5 vs. Galaxy S8
The late…
The temptation of getting the latest thing is strong.
Even if you’re not in the market for a new phone, it’s easy to get caught up in the hype of a fresh new smartphone
— the latest one on so many radars is the OnePlus 5. With a stacked spec sheet and a solid price, it’s going to be in the running as the next phone for a lot of people, especially as it just went on sale after a short run of pre-orders.
So we want to know: with the OnePlus 5 now available, did you choose to buy one? Let us know in the comments why you did or didn’t, and what phone you’re upgrading from if you chose to buy!
Not everyone makes a buying decision the first day, and are maybe still on the fence. To learn more about the phone, be sure to check out all of our OnePlus 5 coverage, including our OnePlus 5 review and comparison to last year’s OnePlus 3.
OnePlus 5
Complete OnePlus 5 review
OnePlus 5 specs
Which OnePlus 5 model should you buy?
Camera comparison: OnePlus 5 vs. Galaxy S8
The late…
MWC Shanghai started today and Samsung is on the floor making some announcements. The first one is the growth of its ISOCELL technology to become a standalone image sensor brand, with 4 new sub-brands that cater to different devices and markets. The a…
Samsung’s latest ISOCELL imaging sensor supports dual cameras.
Samsung has unveiled its latest lineup of ISOCELL imaging sensors at Mobile World Congress Shanghai. The company is launching four new imaging sensors, each targeted at a specific market requirement — Bright, Fast, Slim, and Dual. The last one is particularly interesting, as it is likely to be the one that’ll make its way into the Galaxy Note 8.
Leaked CAD renders of the Note 8 showed off dual cameras at the back, with the sensors arrayed horizontally. Slides from Samsung’s MWC Shanghai booth suggest the manufacturer is readying a dual 13MP imaging sensor with a configuration that’s similar to what Huawei has done in this space — a monochrome sensor backed by an RGB sensor.
Both imaging sensors will feature an f/2.0 aperture and 1.12-micron pixels, with Samsung stating that the setup leads to “superior image quality” in low-light conditions. ISOCELL sensors have a physical layer that separates each pixel,…
Samsung’s latest ISOCELL imaging sensor supports dual cameras.
Samsung has unveiled its latest lineup of ISOCELL imaging sensors at Mobile World Congress Shanghai. The company is launching four new imaging sensors, each targeted at a specific market requirement — Bright, Fast, Slim, and Dual. The last one is particularly interesting, as it is likely to be the one that’ll make its way into the Galaxy Note 8.
Leaked CAD renders of the Note 8 showed off dual cameras at the back, with the sensors arrayed horizontally. Slides from Samsung’s MWC Shanghai booth suggest the manufacturer is readying a dual 13MP imaging sensor with a configuration that’s similar to what Huawei has done in this space — a monochrome sensor backed by an RGB sensor.
Both imaging sensors will feature an f/2.0 aperture and 1.12-micron pixels, with Samsung stating that the setup leads to “superior image quality” in low-light conditions. ISOCELL sensors have a physical layer that separates each pixel,…
Wall mounting your PlayStation 4 is a great option for those who want their console out of the way.
Keeping your PlayStation 4 clean and safe from having things stacked on it can be a real hassle, especially if you live in a house with children, pets, or unruly roommates. There is a solution, though. By wall mounting your console you can keep it safe from tiny fingers, and ensure that cleaning it won’t require removing fur from the vents.
We’ve got the details about it for you here!
Wall mounting is a personal preference
When it comes to deciding between just placing your console on the entertainment center, or mounting it up on the wall, it really is just a personal preference. It’s certainly not a requirement, but there are plenty of ways to do it and save yourself some space in the long run.
Mounting your system on the wall can save room, especially for those who are set in up in a bedroom or gaming nook. Getting your PlayStation 4 out of the way can also help with keeping …
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