We may just be one short year away from another revolutionary move in the mobile gaming world. ARM currently manufacturer both 32-bit and 64-bit RISC multi-core processors, some of which can be found in a number of popular smartphone, tablets and other such mobile devices. Success in the development of these chips has meant our … Read more
Recently I got involved in bit of a hoo-ha on the internet, over what I thought was a harmless comment. I wrote about it and it was published on lostinmobile.com, at the following link: http://www.lostinmobile.com/home/online-abuse-creating-monsters-every-minute Since then, I have been interested in the concept of trolling, online debates in general, and the tool that … Read more
Shaun McGill’s Lost In Mobile is one of my favourite technology blogs. A true blog in a very saturated market, his opinions often express the logical voice, despite his love for Apple. Anyway, jokes apart, he has a great passion for watches, so after Samsung announced they won’t be making smart watches any more, I … Read more
The LG G Watch was not just the first offering from LG that featured Android Wear, it was the first watch to feature Android Wear at all. Packed with a built in microphone, this watch introduced to the world Android Wear, and its Google Now featured magic. Quick Specs A quick look at the specs: … Read more
Acer have been producing laptops for a long time. Since the advent of Windows 8, they have been a bit more adventurous, bringing to an already very saturated market some tablets, laptops, and what the industry is now calling 2-in-1s. The Acer Aspire Switch 11 is one of their latest offerings in the 2-in-1 range, … Read more
We have looked over and over again at Sphero, and looked at some of its accessories too. Sphero claims to be the ultimate in robotics toys, and that claim is being tested by enthusiasts everywhere. Today we got the following email: Robotic tech is hugely popular right now, but the Sphero 2.0 claims to be … Read more
What is it? This phone, which has now been taken over by the Liquid Jade Z, was Acer’s last attempt at entering the medium level Android market. A thin light phone with modest specs, this packs in Acer’s partnership with TomTom into its SatNav app. Quick Specs A quick look at the specs: 1.5GHz … Read more
What is it? The HTC One M9 may be out, but that doesn’t mean that HTC’s last effort in making a beautiful phone is not relevant any more. The HTC ONE M8 furthered the ultrapixel technology started by the M7, bringing with it the same BoomSound and Blinkfeed. All this housed in one of the … Read more
There’s a tendency for people who release Android apps to treat the Google Play store as the single monopoly app repository. If a company’s got an app ‘on Android’ that’s usually short for ‘on Google Play’, assuming that every device running Android has got access to Google Play. That’s probably true for most users, but … Read more
It is all about being green these days, and the team at Ghergich & Co. to produce this interesting infographic. Some interesting facts are shown here, and it is good to see that a lot of major players are fighting this fight with the likes of you and me. Courtesy of: Bluegala