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As part of today’s Galaxy Note8 announcement, Samsung confirmed it would be offering yet another set of early adopters freebies for those who choose to pick up the company’s latest phone. US customers will be given the choice of either a free Gear 360…
Samsung has finally unveiled the Galaxy Note8, revealing the (rather heavily-leaked) device at its Unpacked event in New York City today. You won’t be surprised to know that it comes with little in the way of surprises. It’s basically a bigger Galaxy S8+ with a stylus and dual cameras.
The Note8 is something of a chance for Samsung to make things up to fans of the Note series, after the Note7 was forced off shelves because of defective batteries that led to the smartphone catching fire.
The Galaxy Note8 is official: 6.3″ display, 6GB RAM, dual rear cameras, pre-orders starting on Aug. 24th was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Samsung has made the Galaxy Note8 official, and if you’re looking for an easy-to-digest roundup of information about Samsung’s latest high-end smartphone, we’ve concentrated it for you here. Below, you’ll find specifications, release date information,…
After spending some time with the new Note, I can tell you it is exactly the phone we would all expect Samsung to build using the Galaxy S8 and S8+ as a starting point. It is the most undifferentiated Note device relative to its S siblings yet, and pr…
The web page for Samsung’s new fitness band is already live, one day early.
Along with the Galaxy Note 8, Samsung is also expected to announce the Gear Fit 2 Pro at today’s festivities. Not wanting anyone to beat them to the punch, Samsung has put up the web page for the Fit 2 Pro a day early.
The web page confirms some of the rumored specs for the device: it will connect to your phone via Bluetooth 4.2, has a 200 mAh battery that is said to be good for 3 to 4 days of use, has about 2 gigabytes of available storage for offline music playback, and features a standalone GPS. Having the GPS on full time will knock the battery life down to 9 hours, but that’s more than enough time to track a long running session. The fitness band will be IP68 dust- and water-resistant, and submersible up to 5 atmospheres of pressure (ATM), or about 130 feet, so it will be just fine at the local pool. As one would expect from any good fitness band these days, there is also a built in heart rate sensor a…
Users are reporting numerous Bluetooth issues after upgrading to Android Oreo.
One of the features I’ve been especially looking forward to with Android 8.0 Oreo was the improved Bluetooth support. One of the first features to be announced was native support for high-quality Bluetooth audio codecs, and later on, we heard some members of the Pixel team describe how Oreo was going to improve Bluetooth errors and iconsistencies.
Android Police reports that Pixel and Nexus users with Oreo installed are still having issues, sometimes even worse than before the upgrade. On both the Pixel and Nexus help forums, users report connection issues, “skipping and clipping sounds” when playing music, Bluetooth phone call support working but media support broken, no media information being displayed on a car head unit, Bluetooth turning off a second after being turned on, and a device freezing up and rebooting when trying to listen to podcasts. There are different types of hardware represented such…
Our friends at Thrifter are back again, this time with a great deal on DJI’s latest drone!
The Spark is DJI’s latest drone, and it comes with a rather attractive price tag to begin with. Right now, you can pick one up for just $468.49 from B&H Photo and Amazon. We haven’t seen too many discounts on this drone since its release, and it happens to be the only current discount we can find. Other retailers, including DJI’s own store, all have the drone priced at its retail price of $499.
With the Spark, you’ve got a 12MP camera for still photos and a 1080p video camera for capturing stunning aerial photography and videography. Per charge, you’ll get around 16 minutes of flight time, and it can fly at up to 31 mph in Sport Mode. The camera records to a microSD card, so you may want to pick up a few extras to have around for your flights.
Keep in mind that B&H offers free expedited shipping, and if you are outside of NY or NJ you won’t pay sales tax at the time of the purcha…
“And so you’re back from outer space!”
Space is a place that’s easy to get lost in. It’s a vast void of darkness and light, of choking chill and the fire of a million suns. Space is the final frontier, and we may be a few centuries away from exploring it, that doesn’t mean we can’t look up at the stars and dream what it’d be like to sail betwixt them. Well, I can’t get anyone off this planet, but we can all blast off with an out of this world wallpaper, so Ground Control to Major Tom, commencing countdown, engines on!
Looking up at the night sky for most of us treats us to a few brighter stars, maybe the moon, and a lot of darkness. But imagine if you looked at at night to a scene like this? Granted, some of the stars here are closer than any others will every be to Earth, but look at the color, the vibrancy, the activity. Look at all the stars, all the worlds there are out there! This wallpaper makes me wonder about the life, the wonder, the mysteries that are just waiting up …
As the Google Assistant matures, it’s gaining more and more abilities to help make our lives easier, but if there’s one area it lags behind Amazon’s Echo, it’s shopping. That’s unsurprising since it’s Amazon’s bread and butter as a company. A new part…
Android Oreo is about more than big, sweeping changes this year — it’s also about fixing some of Android smaller-but-stickier problems.
Android Oreo is coming out of Developer Previews soon, and with it comes a lot of beautiful, customization-friendly changes for Android users and developers in regards to emoji, fonts, and icons. Emoji are getting a sorely-needed upgrade in more ways than one. Fonts are getting more easy to integrate and implement for developers. App icons are getting another upgrade in yet another stab at app drawer consistency. There’s a lot here to unpack, so let’s unwrap these new toys!
The blobs are dead, long live the blobs
Android emoji have always been divisive, different, and kinda, well, doofish. Google’s emoji have evolved and expanded just as Android has, but for the last few years, Google’s emoji have stood out from the pack. First and foremost, while most face/emotion emoji are circles, Google’s are yellow blobs, or lemon gumdrops. They’re fl…
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