Shazam is currently in the process of distributing a much-anticipated functionality update for its official Android client via the Google Play Store. Technically it’s not an upgrade, though, simply because it just a reinstatement of a feature that was previously present in the application.
On Wednesday, August 6, the folks over at Humble Bundle launched its latest “pay what you want” deal with six fantastic Android games up for grabs. Now the team are rolling out an update for its Android application which brings a completely new user interface, together with the inclusion of three more games to its lineup.
In just three weeks, Samsung will unveil its long-awaited flagship phablet of 2014, the Galaxy Note 4. The South Korean company has now started advertising its arrival, but strangely the majority of its promotion is only targeted at the Chinese market.
HTC has unveiled a new limited edition variant of the One M8 in association with PHUNK Studio — a Singapore based art and design collective. While internally, the One M8 PHUNK sports the same specs as the normal M8, its the exterior of the device that makes it special.
Google has Nest. Apple has HomeKit. And now Samsung is buying into the future of home automation too, with the $200 million purchase of SmartThings – a hardware startup that makes it easier for all your smart appliances to talk to each other.
SmartThings CEO Alex Hawkinson announced today that after starting from the bottom of KickStarter, his two year old home automation company has been bought by Samsung and is moving to Silicon Valley.
