- Nike's LED basketball court boosts training with motion tracking
Wearables have become popular among athletes for monitoring training progress, but on its recent Rise campaign stop in Shanghai, Nike took a different approach. Inside the so-call House of Mamba, NBA star Kobe Bryant hosted 30 young players from all… - Windows Phone's answer to Snapchat has you 'winding up' your friends
There’s no official Snapchat app for Windows Phone right now, but don’t worry — Microsoft is offering an equivalent that might do in a pinch. The new WindUp app covers very similar ground, letting you send media and messages that disappear after a… - Tesla adds drive unit to its infinite mile warranty following Edmunds report
A few weeks ago, Edmunds posted its findings after blazing the highways in Tesla’s Model S for nearly a year and a half. In addition to falling short of the promised 265-mile range, a series of service trips saw the drive unit replaced three separate… - Next version of Windows to get public trial in the fall
While some people are still getting used to the idea of Windows 8, Microsoft’s already working to put the next major iteration of Windows in people’s hands. And that could be happening sooner than you think. According to ZDNet’s Mary Jo Foley, who…
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Weekly poll results: the Galaxy S21 Ultra is the favorite, but popularity of the S21 trio is in question
The results from last week’s poll are exactly what you would expect – the Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G is easily the fan favorite of the three S21 siblings. It caught some criticism, but it is still the phone to have for many. And most of them don’t want to wait for reviews, so they already pre-ordered the phone. Others holding off until the price drop. And, of course, some will wait for the phone to be tested – our full review is almost complete, in the mean time you can read or watch our hands-on. S Pen support is proving to be a welcome addition, though having to slot it in a...
Flashback: the first gaming phones quickly went from Tetris to downloadable 3D games
Video games have gone through many transformations - from the arcades, to computers at home, to handheld consoles and now phones. Of course, the first phones to play games were a lot more modest than the current RGB-flashing, air-cooled monsters. There's some debate as to which phone was first, but we do know that it came out in 1994. One contender is the Hagenuk MT-2000, made by a Danish company. Yes, a company from Denmark that rivaled Finland's Nokia (both launched their first GSM phones within weeks of each other). An instant classic was chosen for MT-2000's game - Tetris, which had...
Android 12 could finally bring the double tap on the back gesture
Before the stable version of Android 11 was officially released, a neat double tap on the back of the phone gesture has been introduced in the developer preview. Sadly, the feature didn't make the cut. so there was no replacement for Google Pixel's edge squeeze gesture that got axed with the most recent Pixels. However, there's still a chance for this functionality with Android 12. 9to5Google found that the feature codenamed "Columbus" will be re-introduced with Android 12. According to the report, the original feature was scrapped because the system would record accidental taps, but...
OnePlus watch gets certified, launch imminent
OnePlus' first smartwatch is confirmed to be announced at the beginning of this year and for now, we only know that it will adopt a round, classic design. And the most recent leak, if we can call it that, suggests that the device is about to be announced real soon. A listing from the Indian BIS (Bureau of Indian Standards) shows that OnePlus' smartwatch has been certified and will come in two variants judging by the model numbers - W501GB and W301GB. We suspect that the two versions correspond to a Wi-Fi only version and an LTE model. Sadly, the listing doesn't reveal anything other...
Realme UI 2.0 early access program announced for X50 5G and X50m 5G
Realme has announced the Realme UI 2.0 early access program for the X50 5G and X50m 5G in China. Those interested can participate in the program by heading to the Settings > Software Update menu on their phone, clicking on the gear icon in the top-right corner, then on "Trial version", and submit the required details. After these steps are completed, and you are enrolled in the early access program, the Android 11-based Realme UI 2.0 early access build will arrive on your phone before January 29. But do note that there are only 200 slots, so you might want to be quick if you don't want to...
