Articles by Aaron Mamiit
Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 vs. Galaxy Tab S: What's The Difference?
With just about a year between the release of the two tablets, what did Samsung do for the Galaxy Tab S2 to improve upon the Galaxy Tab S?
Butterfleye Is A Home Security Camera That Captures Moments That Matter (Less Creepy Style)
The Indegogo campaign for Butterfleye, a new smart home security camera, already exceeded its $100,000 funding goal by 326% over the first 10 hours.
Apple Rolls Out Logic Pro X 10.2 With Alchemy Synthesizer
The update to version 10.2 is the second significant update this year to Logic Pro X, Apple's professional-level music creation software.
Need Booze? Amazon Prime Now Can Bring It To You In One Hour
The expansion of Amazon's Prime Now delivery service into Seattle adds for the first time the option for customers to have beer, wine and spirits delivered to their door.
Want To Switch To Verizon? Here's How To Check If Your iPhone Or Nexus 6 Is Compatible
Verizon has just begun to allow customers to take their non-Verizon smartphones and have them activated for Verizon. The initiative will cover Apple's iPhone and Google's Nexus 6.
Los Angeles City Council Allows uberX And Lyft Pickups At LAX
UberX and Lyft drivers, previously only allowed to drop off passengers at the Los Angeles International Airport, can now also pick up passengers at LAX.
The Sensel Morph Will Add The Wow To How You Interact With The Digital World
The Sensel Morph is the first pressure-sensitive, multi-touch input device that transforms into a computer keyboard, piano keyboard, DJ controller, gamepad, and much more.
Your Food Porn Might End Up On Google Maps Through Experimental Service Called Tablescape
Google is carrying out tests for a new feature in the Google Maps service that involves users uploading pictures related to food. The feature looks like a continuation of Tablescape, an experimental food photography app that Google discontinued.
Android 6.0 Marshmallow To Fix Mobile Radio Active Bug: Buh-bye Battery Drain Issues?
Android 6.0 Marshmallow, currently in the final developer's preview stage, will include a fix to the mobile radio active bug that has been causing battery drain issues since Android 5.0 Lollipop.
Want To Wear A Tesla? Electric Car Maker Puts Leather Scraps Into Good Use
Tesla now has its very own fashion line named the Tesla Design Collection, which it will sell through its revamped stores as it prepares for the launch of the Model X electric sports utility vehicle.
Samsung Galaxy Note 5 Battery Life: How Long It Lasts And How It Compares To Other Smartphones
Tests on the battery life of Samsung's Galaxy Note 5 reveal that its smaller battery compared to the Galaxy Note 4 does not necessarily mean that it would perform worse than its predecessor.
'Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain' Review Roundup: What Experts Say After Hours Of Solid Gaming
The highly anticipated 'Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain' is set to be released on Sept. 1. As preorders continue to pile up for the latest installment to the franchise, reviews have also been coming in for the game. Does it live up to the hype?
iPhone 6 Plus Blurry Camera? Apple Launches iSight Camera Replacement Program
Apple iPhone 6 Plus owners that are experiencing blurry pictures taken with the smartphone's camera could be part of a replacement program.
Tweets Officially Land On Google Desktop Search: What This Means
A new deal between Twitter and Google led to the inclusion of tweets in Google Search results on desktop. This mirrors the update made to the mobile version of Google Search.
Mozilla Says Buh-Bye To Firefox Add-Ons In Favor Of Chrome Extensions: Why This Is A Good Move
The new WebExtensions API for Mozilla's Firefox will make it easier for developers to adjust add-ons for Chrome to work with Firefox. However, that comes at a price.
'Call Of Duty: Black Ops 3 Beta': Survival Tips, Max Level, Specialists, And Best Guns
To prepare PlayStation 4 gamers for Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 Beta, the official PlayStation blog created a compilation of survival tips that covers all aspects of the game.
Apple iPad Pro: Release Date, Specs, And Everything We Know So Far
Initial reports claimed the size of the device, and that it would be announced by Apple on its upcoming event in Sept. 9. Several reports about the tablet have been released since then.
Meet Fotokite Phi, A Drone Carrying A GoPro Cam On A Leash
The ultraportable Fotokite Phi is described on its Indiegogo crowdfunding page as a flying camera on a leash. Users can control the drone using a special leash, with the Fotokite Phi taking shots using a Hero 3 or Hero 4 camera by GoPro.
Sailfish-powered Jolla Tablet Now Available For Preorder: Quad-Core Inte Chip, 7.85-Inch Display, 4450mAh Battery
Pre-orders have started for the Jolla tablet, which is powered by the company's own Sailfish 2.0. The company claims that Sailfish 2.0 will give a topnotch multitasking experience to customers.
Samsung Lures iPhone Users With Galaxy Note 5 And Galaxy S6 Edge+ With (Almost Free) 30-Day Trial
The initiative, named the Samsung Ultimate Test Drive, offers current iPhone owners with the chance to try out either the Galaxy Note 5 or the Galaxy S6 Edge+ for 30 days for only $1.
Samsung Galaxy Note 5 Accessories Users On The Go Will Find Handy
There are a variety of accessories available for Samsung's Galaxy Note 5, and some of these accessories are the perfect fit for users that are always on the go.
Unlocked LG G3 32GB Available On EBay For $280
While LG's current flagship smartphone is the LG G4, the LG G3 is still a perfectly capable device. Customers can now acquire the device for a reasonable price of $279.99 through eBay.
Ashley Madison Hack: Cheater Or Not, Here's How To Check If Your Email Is Part Of Data Leak
Through a variety of websites, users can check if their email address is part of the information acquired and released by hackers on cheating website Ashley Madison.
Verizon's HTC One M9 Android 5.1 Update With Stagefright Fix Rolls Out Aug. 20
Owners of the HTC One M9 smartphone under the Verizon network will be receiving the Android 5.1 Lollipop update beginning Aug. 20, as tweeted by HTC VP of product management Mo Versi.
Feds Investigate Rupture Of Takata Air Bag In 2015 Volkswagen Tiguan
The NHTSA is taking a closer look at the incident with the 2015 Volkswagen Tiguan because it does not fit the pattern of vehicles that were recalled due to exploding Takata air bags.
Sony Opens Beta Program For PlayStation 4 Firmware Update Testers: Here's How To Join
Interested PlayStation 4 gamers can sign up to become beta testers through the online registration page for the program. However, merely completing the form is not all that is needed for gamers to join the program.
US Military To Launch Second Radar-Equipped Airship To Beef Up Missile Defense System Along East Coast
The United States military is about to launch the second radar-equipped airship in Aberdeen, Maryland. The airships are equipped with radar systems that can detect objects such as cruise missiles.
Android 6.0 Marshmallow Preview 3 For Developers Available For Nexus 5, Nexus 6, Nexus 8, And Nexus Player
The third developer preview for the newly unveiled Android 6.0 Marshmallow is said to be close to the final product. Users that had Developer Preview 2 installed on their Nexus 5, Nexus 6, Nexus 8 or Nexus Player can easily install the latest software.
Upcoming Apple iPad Might Feature A Smart Cover With Secondary Displays
The United States Patent and Trademark Office granted a patent to Apple for a case for the iPad that could interact with the tablet's apps to perform tasks such as displaying notifications through the smart cover.
$2.74 Billion: What The California Drought Will Cost The Economy In 2015
The worsening drought in California could cause the economy of the state to lose as much as $2.74 billion and almost 21,000 jobs in 2015, with the ripple effects of the four-year drought likely to continue until at least 2017.
