And of course, it looks better than the old Spotify logo, right? Less green, more Spotify. Kind of like LaptopMemo; the green is cool to roll with, but it can be removed eventually. Simpler font type, easier on the eyes, and more serious: all things that Spotify should be doing to take on other major music streaming services like Rdio and Pandora. We like it.
Via: Under Consideration
Here’s the only catch about AT&T’s recent presser for the price of the Galaxy S 4: we don’t know if the $250 price tag is for the 16GB, 32GB, or 64GB model. What we do know, however, is all the specs of the GS4 remain the same, 4G LTE included, and that AT&T hasn’t issued an exact release date, instead issuing a pre-order date of April 16th; something of which they promise to elaborate on in the coming weeks.
Via: AT&T’s Consumer Blog
According to a report from The Financial Times, all Google Glass headsets made available for consumers will be produced in the United States at Foxconn plant in Santa Clara, California. Glass would be the second Google product produced in the States besides the Nexus Q streamer (which was an ill-fated project) with thousands of units planned for production in the coming weeks. What’s the most interesting about this story is that Google plans to make a very limited number of Google Glass headsets, even less than the LG Nexus 4 and ASUS Nexus 7, unless they meet launch demands to produce more Google Glass.
So, this is another G-Shock, in another brevity review (this one is awfully short, by the way). The GA-300-1A chronograph is mixed in with digital timekeeping into a large band and case that’s water resistant to 200M. It’s impervious to most magnets, can tell the local time, world time, stopwatch, date, day, is shock-resistant, alarm, has a pair of LEDs for looking at the time in low-light, a battery that lasts 3 years, and as a whole, weighs 71 grams. And to be quick about this, all of those feature work, flawlessly.
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The Wolverine, played by Hugh Jackman will be placed in another daring mission as part of a new full-length movie called, The Wolverine, which will continue the revitalization of the X-Men franchise that started with X-Men: First Class and all the success that followed that movie.
In the international trailer which can be viewed after the break, we see our claw-equipped superhero take on numerous villains all the while facing personal conflicts and resolving them with slashes of Adamantium.
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It’s no surprise anymore: Battlefield 4 is coming in September of 2013 for the PS4, PS3, PC, Xbox 360, and next-gen Xbox for the usual pre-order amount of $60. To appease gamers (for now), Electronic Arts and DICE have created a whopping 17 minute video (just like they did with Battlefield 3) to show us what the campaign looks like, and how the game has changed.
Check out the full video, in all of its HD crispness, after the break!
These are scissors made for cutting ballistic nylon — Kevlar, duh, which is body armor. No material can’t be carefully cut with precision using the Sheffield Kevlar Shear. Besides being extremely solid and almost heavy, the blades can cut through aluminium, paper, fabric, and most definitely meat and Kevlar.
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T-Mobile is the last of the big four — Verizon, AT&T, and Sprint — to receive the iPhone 5 with LTE support. Besides supporting the new T-Mobile LTE network, which also has launched today, the iPhone 5 on T-Mobile sports a different plan than on the other carriers. Customers can either full price for the device at the time of purchase, or spread the cost over 20 months with installment plans. A 16GB iPhone 5 will sell for $99 up front starting April 12th, with 20 months of $20 payments, on top of the monthly service bill.
As a result, T-Mobile won’t be as aggressive with the transition of unlocked iPhone 5 units from AT&T. The advantage of having the iPhone on T-Mobile is the LTE network in the first 7 cities – Baltimore, Houston, Kansas City, Las Vegas, Phoenix, San Jose, and Washington DC – NYC will debut in the summer, with 4G HSPA+ speeds as the backup network, meaning you might not notice the speed difference, plus HD voice technology.
Press release after the break.
Mail, Calendar, Messaging, and People. The core apps of Windows 8 all have all been spruced up — spring cleaning, if you will. The updates are available to both Windows RT and Windows 8 Pro machines, alongside several other optimizations. Besides the speed boosts, refinement to the Calendar (with a facelift), additional organization and easier sending in Mail, enhanced details of contacts in People, and more information in Messaging, there’s hope that even better changes can be made in Windows Blue, the upcoming version.
Keep your eyes peeled for the update in the Windows Store, later today or tomorrow.
Via: Windows Blog
It’s not the newest thing on the block, but it is to be thought of: Gunnars. They’re basically glasses for jocks (and geeks) that allow you to stare at a computer screen for many more hours than you normally could, without the strain, the migraine, or the possible damage done to the eyes since everyone is using a screen, all the time. Since I used to wear prescription glasses, I was omitted from the glorious world of Gunnars, but I’d review them anyway. Not once, but twice.
Have you ever experienced a 3D TV like you get at the cinema? Lightweight glasses, cool effects and a great picture experience? LG 3D televisions bring it right into your home.