Chrome Remote Desktop is set to get a new screen recording feature that is expected to rollout to the public very soon. Available on both Mac and PC, it will allow users to shoot how-to videos and other screen casts without having to install dedicated screen recording software.
Moto X owners in the U.K. are finally set to receive the handset’s long-awaited Android 4.4.4 KitKat update. Motorola’s latest release delivers the most recent security fixes from Google, improved camera performance, and a new dialer app.
Apple’s bid to recover $16 million in attorney fees from Samsung following the massive patent dispute between the two companies has been blocked by the U.S. District Court. Judge Lucy Koh has also returned a $2.6 million bond posted by Apple to block sales of Samsung’s Galaxy Tab 10.1.
Tesla Model S owners will soon be able to use an iPhone or Android-powered smartphone to start their car when they’ve forgotten their keyfob. The new feature will be introduced with an update to Tesla’s in-car operating system that’s currently in beta testing ahead of its public rollout.
Wouldn’t life be easier without wires? Wouldn’t it be nice to go to bed at night and simply place your phone down on its charger without having to fiddle around with a microUSB cable in the dark? Well, with the Galaxy S5, you can — thanks to WiQiQi.
Once installed, WiQiQi brings wireless charging to your Galaxy S5 so all you have to do is place it down on the included Qi wireless charging pad to top up its battery. And for a limited time only, WiQiQi is just $39.99 — down from $75 — thanks to Cult of Android Deals.
