Samsung Gear S Smartwatch Does Not Need A Smartphone For Calls and Internet Access
Yes; Samsung Gear S can function without needing to be paired with a smartphone for calls and internet access.
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Last Seen Status arrives WhatsApp for Windows Phone
Windows Phone users of WhatsApp can now enjoy the same privacy that Android and iOS users have been enjoying. They can now choose who can see their ‘Last seen’, profile photo and status message. They can set it so everyone can see it, only their contacts see it or set it so no one can
When Mobile Phone Innovation Moved to China: Get ready To be Overwhelmed
While everybody had their eyes elsewhere, mobile phone innovation moved to China. And you are not even ready for what is coming.
What Is Bluetooth Tethering? The Complete Guide
What is Bluetooth tethering? We provide detailed explanation, plus practical information on how to use it.
Is Your Smartwatch More Than Just an Accessory? The Future of Wearable Technology
BURG18 is the first smartwatch with a SIM slot and full mobile phone capabilities.
Blackberry Playbook: First Impressions
I recently came into ownership of a Blackberry Playbook tablet (pictured above). In this blog post, I will share my first impressions on the device, based on just two days of usage. What is it exactly? The Blackberry Playbook is a 7″ tablet device developed by Research in Motion (RIM), known mainly as the makers
WEP Versus WPA vs WPA2 vs WPA3 Wireless Security: Which of these Wi-Fi protocols is more secure?
Understanding Wi-fi security protocols: WEP Versus WPA vs WPA2 vs WPA3
MeeGo First, Now Bada Too, Makes Way For Tizen OS
MeeGo was a Linux-based collaboration between Nokia and Intel in the mobile OS space. No-one really knows what happened with that project, as no single MeeGo device is out in the market till date. No; the Nokia N9 is not MeeGo. It is just branded MeeGo. Anyway, Nokia pulled out, Samsung jumped in with intel
Hardware QWERTY On Mobile Is Alive, And Not Going Away Soon
Most smartphones in the world are now full touchscreen devices, but hardware QWERTY on mobile devices is not dead yet.