We all know what’s coming and we know it’s going to be big, but how exactly will we know what the new iPhone 5 will look like, and how it will work? Rumors suggest it’ll have a bigger screen, a faster processor, a new look and support for 4G and LTE. The hardest part is knowing what rumors are out there, and how credible they are — NowhereElse breaks it down for you.
Ever since AT&T bought up T-Mobile, people have been up in arms over the dwindling competition in the mobile space. The future of our mobile world will now be mostly decided by 3 companies, and that’s really not a good thing. When you look at the stats, AT&T will now have 129 Million subscribers and completely dominate the mobile space and Sprint will struggle to keep up. Everything gets torn apart after the break!
Gmail has been the same for quite a while, and Google has decided to innovate on the way we use and experience email with something called “Gmail Motion”. It requires you to stand up and perform a bunch of body gestures to perform tasks, much like the Kinect. You can even type using your body and after watching the video the possibilities seem endless…
With the introduction of the new iPad 2, Apple released something called “Smart Covers” which protect the screen of your iPad 2 and automatically wake it up when the cover is lifted. Shortly after the iPad 2 went on sale though, complaints started to surface that the back of the iPad 2 was getting all scratched up and since the Smart Cover doesn’t protect the back of the iPad 2, everone was out of luck… until now.
There will come times when you just can’t hold it. Hey, it happens. So why not be prepared and know just what to do when such an event arises! Oh, and be sure not to be pee shy cause that just might throw off this entire tutorial.
Nowadays, computers are usually chock full of ports, ranging from Thunderbolt ports to the most ubiquitous USB ports. However, many are still deprived of stranger standards, such as Sony’s Memory Stick Pro Duo. The Elago 14-in-1 USB Card Reader is here to solve that problem, in a nice looking package too. — Our review after the break!
For years, we have used Arial as our main font but after time passed we realized we needed to spice things up. Today, we are announcing our switch to Comic Sans. It’s beautiful, elegent and it is a pleasure to read but yet provides a robust compliment to our design. We love it, and we think you will too!
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