Articles by Alexandra Burlacu
LG Nexus 5 (2015) Render And Video Hint At Possible Full-Metal Body, Fingerprint Scanner And 5.2-Inch Display
The upcoming LG Nexus 5 2015 has leaked in a new set of renders and a video, offering a glimpse of its design based on factory schematics. Based on this leak, the upcoming 5.2-inch LG Nexus could boast a full-metal build, a rear-mounted fingerprint reader and USB Type-C.
Apple Rolls Out iOS 8.4.1 With Apple Music Bug Fixes: Here Are The Details
Apple has officially released the iOS 8.4.1 update for iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch users. The update fixes various bugs, including those that affected Apple Music.
Apple Patent Hints Future iPhones Could Send Encrypted Data To A 'Friend Device'
Apple has published an exciting new patent detailing an invention that could allow iPhone owners to transfer encrypted data files to 'friend devices' for safekeeping when they don't have a good connection to store the data safely in the cloud.
Apple Collaborates With 40 Technology Firms To Improve iPad As Business Tool
Apple has reportedly decided on a new strategy to counter declining tablet sales, aiming to push its iPad models as business tools. With this goal in mind, Apple kicked off a new Mobility Partner Program, working with 40 technology firms.
Best iOS Apps For College Students: Evernote,Study Buddy, Flashcards+, And More
If you're lucky enough to be in school in the Internet and mobile era, you have it far easier than previous generations. Here are the top 10 iOS apps for college students to help you handle your work, stay focused and keep track of what's important.
Tinder CEO Christopher Payne Steps Down: Founder Sean Rad To Take Helm
Tinder has announced new changes at the executive level, shifting CEOs and creating a new Executive Chairman position. Company founder Sean Rad re-assumes his position as chief executive, replacing Christopher Payne, while eBay Chairman Greg Blatt assumes the new role of Executive Chairman of Tinder.
PlayStation Store Sale: Here's A Complete List Of Discounted PS4, PS3, PS Vita, And PSP Games
Sony has kicked off a neat new PlayStation Store sale that runs through Aug. 18, featuring hefty discounts for numerous PS4, PS3, PS Vita and PSP titles. Here's the deal.
Apple Could Release iPhone 6s And iPhone 6s Plus Based On Data Logs: No iPhone 6c?
A mobile marketing firm has found references of two new iPhones now in testing and they're likely the upcoming iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus. The company found no evidence of an iPhone 6c, however, which means a cheaper, plastic variant may not be in the cards for this year either.
On-Demand Virtual Assistant Firm Zirtual Shuts Down But Startups.co Comes To The Rescue
Zirtual took everyone by surprise early this week when it announced it was ceasing operations, but one of its customers decided to save the firm at the last minute. Startups.co entered an agreement to acquire Zirtual entirely and will resume operations as soon as possible.
AT&T Flips Switch For Wi-Fi Calling For iOS 9 Users
AT&T has apparently enabled Wi-Fi Calling on iOS 9, but the feature has limited availability for now. At the same time, it's exclusive to the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus.
Galaxy Note 5 And Galaxy S6 Edge Plus Will Feature 3,000mAh Batteries: Rumor
The next-generation Samsung Galaxy Note 5 and Galaxy S6 Edge Plus phablets will reportedly pack in 3,000 mAh batteries. Samsung will take the wraps off the two phablets at its Unpacked event on Aug. 13.
OneDrive Now Lets You Know If Other Users Edit Your Shared Files
Microsoft's OneDrive cloud service has received a new update that facilitates working with others, and will notify you when someone else edits a shared file. The update brings other neat options as well.
Playing Pirated Games On Your PC? Windows 10 Could Block Them
Microsoft has implemented new service terms that went into effect earlier this month. Pirated software is on Windows 10's black list - the OS could block counterfeit games, as well as unauthorized hardware.
Want $100,000? Microsoft Willing To Pay Bug Hunters Big $$$
Microsoft has added more incentives to encourage hackers to break into its systems and report flaws, doubling the maximum reward to $100,000. A neat bonus period will also run through Oct. 5 for Authentication vulnerabilities in the Online Services Bug Bounty.
Xbox One TV DVR Will Initially Be Available For Free In U.S., UK, And Canada In 2016
Microsoft confirmed that the Xbox One TV DVR functionality will become available for free in 2016, but it will hit only the U.S., the UK and Canada at first. The company will announce more regions 'at a later date.'
GoPro Hero4 Black vs. Graava: New Action Cam Against The Trusted Brand
The GoPro Hero4 Black has stirred quite some waves on the consumer action cam market, but a newcomer called Graava has a great edge that makes it a notable competitor. Here's the deal.
Windows 10 Tips: How To Organize And Customize The Start Menu
Microsoft has finally brought back the Start Menu with its latest OS and touts that it's now 'better than ever.' Here are some neat customization options to make the most out of the new Windows 10 Start Menu.
Facebook Declares 'LOL' Dead: Emoji, 'Haha' And 'Hehe' Killed It
Facebook has conducted a study to determine the most common types of laughter expressed online and 'LOL' has apparently fallen from grace. 'Haha,' emoji, 'hehe' and their variations have killed 'LOL.'
Xiaomi Partners With Apple Supplier Foxconn To Build Cheap Smartphones With High-End Specs In India Plant
Xiaomi has announced a new partnership with Foxconn to launch its first made-in-India smartphone: the Redmi 2 Prime, assembled in Andhra Pradesh.
Nokia Gears Up For Mobile Comeback: What The Company Is Doing
Nokia is making preparations to re-enter the mobile market, but this time it has a different strategy in mind. It may be less profitable, but it involves fewer risks.
Battlefield: Hardline DLC Adds 11 More Weapons: F2000 Assault Rifle, Saiga 12 Shotgun, Throwing Knife And More
A new 'Battlefield: Hardline' DLC, 'Robbery,' will apparently add as many as 11 weapons, bringing a heavy focus on heists. Check out a brief video to get a glimpse of what to expect.
Google Will Defy French Watchdog Order To Implement 'Right To Be Forgotten' Rule Globally
Google has refuted a Formal Notice from CNIL, France's data regulator, to expand the 'Right to Be Forgotten' rule in all versions of Google Search worldwide. Google will respect the rule in Europe, but refuses to apply it globally.
Meet Tonkey Bear: Adorable Shar-Pei That Looks Like A Teddy Bear Becomes Instagram Sensation
An incredibly fluffy puppy that looks like a teddy bear has become an Internet sensation, as its photos went viral and melted hearts worldwide. Meet Tonkey Bear, an adorable Shar-Pei celebrity.
Not Happy With Windows 10 And Want To Downgrade? Here's How To Roll Back
The latest Windows 10 has rolled out as a free upgrade for PC users, but it still allows them to downgrade back to Windows 7 or Windows 8 if they don't like it. If you're not thrilled with the latest OS, here's how to revert to your previous version.
Clash Of Clans Update Gives Gamers One Gem Boost For A Week: Here Are The Details
'Clash of Clans' has been on the market for three years now, and it's celebrating its anniversary with a neat new bonus: one Gem boost for one week.
Samsung Galaxy Note 5 High-Resolution Renders Might Be Your Best Peek Before Unpacked Event
Some high-resolution renders of the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Note 5 have surfaced online, envisioning what the device could look like. The next-generation phablet should debut at the next Samsung Unpacked event on Aug. 13.
Uber Experiments On Revised Leasing Program: Drivers Can Lease Used Cars For $250 Deposit Plus Monthly Payment
Uber has kicked off a new car leasing pilot program, aiming to offer more choices and flexibility with Xchange Leasing. The program aims to make it easier and more affordable to 'start driving and earning' with a $250 deposit.
AT&T Urges FCC To Cancel $100 Million Fine For Data Throttling
AT&T has filed a document with the FCC, asking the commission to drop its proposed $100 million fine over data throttling. The carrier believes the FCC's claims are not plausible and its proposed penalty is 'plucked out of thin air.'
Konnichiwa! IBM's Watson Super Computer Is Learning Japanese
IBM has teamed up with SoftBank to bring supercomputer Watson to Japan. The cognitive computing system will learn Japanese, further expanding its impressive linguistic repertoire.
Microsoft Developing Technology To Stream PC Games On Your Xbox One
Microsoft has confirmed that it is working on a neat new feature, aiming to enable users to stream games from the PC to the Xbox One console. Xbox and Windows integration is still in its early days, however, so it may be a while until this PC-to-Xbox streaming option becomes available.
