Yesterday, AT&T announced that it would be following Verizon’s lead by altering its upgrade policy. The policy changes will match Verizon’s 24-month upgrade cycles, meaning that you can only upgrade your device every 24-months.
Yesterday, AT&T announced that it would be following Verizon’s lead by altering its upgrade policy. The policy changes will match Verizon’s 24-month upgrade cycles, meaning that you can only upgrade your device every 24-months.
On Friday June 7th 2013, Google’s CEO Larry Page posted on Google’s official blog denying all allegations that the search engine giant is part of the PRISM program. The methodology behind PRISM basically enables the government to obtain direct access to the company’s servers.
According to some sources, multiple research organizations have reportedly been developing a micro-based material which could be used to revolutionize the computer industry with the development of smart contact lenses.
One of the companies working towards this goal is Samsung, and it has allocated two of its departments to the research and development of a contact lens micro-computer.
We’ve been hearing a ton of rumors regarding the Samsung Galaxy Camera 2, but now we’re beginning to see our first physical evidence that it really exists, and this could be the making or breaking of some of the rumors. Fresh off the press is a leaked photo, reportedly taken by the Galaxy Camera 2, that TechTastic got their hands on.
If you’re not a fan of the current colors that Samsung has to offer its Galaxy S4 in now, or in the very near future (4 new colors coming soon), you might want to check out ColorWare. ColorWare is a company that thrives on bringing you electronic devices, that can be customized in anyway you like and its latest ColorWare compatible device is the Galaxy S4.