Are you looking for a phone that can take a hit? One that you can take with you on a mountain trip and not spend every minute worrying it will fall out and break? Or perhaps you are easily distracted and often let your smartphone slip and drop onto cobblestones or into the toilet? If so, then look no further - GOCLEVER Quantim 500 Steel is the phone ...
It took months of rumours, gossip and an occasional leak, but we have made it - yesterday, Google officially presented the newest update of its well-known e-mail service Gmail. This improved Gmail offers a large variety of new functions, more interesting of which are: - reminder function, e.g. ”Monday, 19:00, brush your teeth”, - shortcuts ...
Android P operating system has recently changed its gun emote; instead of an actual pistol, it now presents a water gun. The change can be pretty surely tracked to the latest mass shootout that recently have become America's national pasttime. Since no company wishes to risk being somehow connected to the future and past trageides, many smartphone providers ...
Tencent Games has released PUBG Mobile update number 0.4.0. The update contains a new map, number of optimalizations and, last but not least, two new game modes. The first one is called Training Mode. It serves as, well, a training mode for new players. It allows the player to try out all the game's weapons and vehicles without the risk of dying, as you cannot ...
If you were looking for a decent smartphone with a really large battery then look no further, o pilgrim, for you have found it. Bluboo S3, despite its no-name category, offers a very reasonable compromise between a low price and high specs and, as a bonus, throws in a battery that, when compared to most devices available, is absurdly large. - price: ...
It is official, folks: Google is releasing its Home and Home Mini smart speakers in India. Better late than never, as it has been over an year since both devices have been released on other markets. Their Indian prices are Rs 9,999 (around $154) and Rs 4,499 (roughly $69) respectively - more than in the US, since India prices tend to be that way for some ...
Yay, another reason for me to have a low opinion on our eastern cousins. Russian company Rudron/Expeditor 3M has recently organized an event in which it tested its expensive, experimental mail drone in a town of Ulan-Ude, Siberia. Well, test did not went all that well. Moments after takeoff the pilot lost control of the drone, and the machine crashed ...
O tempora o mores, you cannot even have a large and influencial international company without someone trying to kill you anymore... just a few hours ago a shooting occured in YouTube's US headquarters in San Bruno, a town near San Francisco. Right now not much is known about the case. There have been three wounded and one dead, the shooter herself, ...
Mew is a Pokemon that has a rep being hard to get. Very few Pokemon games allow you to have that pocket monster at all, and those that do require you to work pretty hard to find and catch one - as it should be, what with Mew being a legendary creature and all that jazz. Pokemon GO has now joined the list of video games where obtaining Mew is possible, ...
North Korea is famous, and rightly so, for plethora of things - savage oppression of everyone but the very top brass, poor living conditions, single pizza joint in the whole country etc. It is also well known for, every once in a while, delivering a mobile device that makes everyone's eyes roll. Well folks, today is this day once again, as North Korean ...
Smartphone is possibly the most important tool that a modern person has on her or himself. It allows us to communicate with people over distance and has a plethora of utility that simply makes life easier (whether it makes life better is debatable, but certainly easier). It's our picture book, encyclopedia, newspaper, bank and mirror all at once. When ...
Android's newest operating system is now available in Developer Preview, for now reserved for devs and those with special interest (and, presumably, leverage in the industry) in Android's OS. That is nice, but should the ”common man” care about P? Not really, at least according to people wiser than I. Judging by what can be found online, ...

