In an interview with the Financial Times, Sony Interactive Entertainment president and global chief executive Andrew House confirmed that the PlayStation 4 ‘Neo’ is real. And yet, don’t expect to see it next week at the E3 conference in Los Angeles as House also said Sony doesn’t plan to unveil it at E3. Rumors of a more powerful PlayStation 4 codenamed… Read More
It’s hard to deny that Apple is pretty great at presentation. Former Apple speechwriter Jayne Benjulian explains one key that helps the company perfect their speeches: choosing your audience.
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Less than a couple of months after revealing that its mobile payments service Samsung Pay is coming to Singapore in Q2 2016, Samsung has announced the exact launch date. In a press release today, the company said that the service will be available in the Asian country starting June 16.
“We are excited to bring this service to Singapore consumers and we hope to introduce value-added services to drive and lead innovation in mobile commerce, giving consumers a safer, smarter and better mobile wallet,” said Thomas Ko, Vice President and Global Co-General Manager of Samsung Pay at Samsung…
Ratan Tata, chairman emeritus of Tata Sons, has invested an undisclosed amount in his personal capacity in e-ticketing startup Kyazoonga. – Source
If you’ve ever used Google Street View, you know how navigation has traditionally worked in the app — you either continuously tap the arrows or double-tap somewhere down the street in order to make your way along a certain route. If that’s too much trouble, maybe you’ll just give up and zoom back out to Maps and drop the yellow pegman farther along.
This was a fine way to navigate with a mouse or trackpad, but we all have touchscreens now and it seems Google finally realized that fact. So, Google has started rolling out a new navigation method for Street View: swiping. In general, … – Source
The technology companies were among some of his major investments. – Source
Motorola is back in full force with what seems like a very compelling flagship smartphone – the Moto Z. The Moto Z Force, which keeps it company in Moto’s new line-up is a reinforced version with beefier specs and a shatter-proof display that seems to offer the best of Motorola’s current technological achievements in a single package. Its bustling spec sheet aside, we have an innovative system of magnetically-attached accessories that upgrade its already stark potential in a variety of ways. Let’s check out all the new stuff that Motorola has introduced in its new borderline-indestructible … – Source
Mr. Perkins, a co-founder of Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, nurtured both the venture capital industry and a generation of technology. – Source
The Motorola Moto Z sports the new Moto Mods feature that allows attaching various modules to its back without the need of turning the device off or removing its battery. The phone sports a 5.5-inch Quad HD AMOLED screen (protected by Gorilla Glass), a 2.2 GHz Snapdragon 820 quad-core processor, 4 GB of RAM, 64 GB of storage and a 13-megapixel shooter with optical image stabilization. If you are a fan of selfies there is also a 5-megapixel unit on its front. – Source
