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PC to Android video streaming is a very niche market, which may make it difficult to find such an app and get it to work properly. That said, we went to the Play Store in search of some of the best PC to Android video streaming apps there are, and we’ve returned with some great results! As usual, if you’d ... Read More »

The Samsung Galaxy Mega is reportedly headed for Three UK, with a July launch window. While nothing official has emerged, our previous report notes pre-orders being taken for a July delivery. That report, coupled with Three being the only regional carrier in the UK to confirm plans for the device, lead us to believe they will have it sometime mid-summer. ... Read More »

There are quite a few different opinions out there when it comes to wearable tech. Some say it is a fad. Others that it is the future, and that devices like Google Glass will lead to a revolution. Then there is talk of privacy concerns, social concerns and even the belief that development of wearable technology is the first step ... Read More »

A launch of a HTC One stock Android edition in the U.S. is “imminent”, according to sources quoted by the same writer that mentioned the Samsung Galaxy S4 Google Edition before its release. Normally, this could be treated like yet another HTC One stock Android rumor, but this time the information comes from Geek.com’s Russell Holly, a man known for ... Read More »

At CTIA 2013, TechRadar had a chance to sit down with HTC’s Senior Global Online Communications Manager Jeff Gordon to discuss some of the hot topics surrounding the company’s flagship One. The lack of a microSD card slot in the U.S. and UK was a contentious issue for many when deciding whether to purchase the HTC One, especially considering that both the China ... Read More »

At Google I/O, there was an underlying theme to the keynote. Googlers on stage proposed that moving technology out of the way would lead to a richer life, allowing us to worry less about what was going on digitally, and focus on what was tangible. Google Now is a large part of that shift, and was recently validated by winning ... Read More »

If you haven’t bought a Galaxy S4 yet, it will be available in Aurora Red exclusively through AT&T on June 14. That’s still a few weeks away, but if you want to be one of the first to get your hands on an Aurora Red Galaxy S4, pre-orders open tomorrow. Much like the other color variations, the Aurora Red model ... Read More »

Apple has filed a litany of patent infringement charges this month against Samsung, and the Galaxy S4. Those claims, which reference unified search, have to do with the Galaxy S4 and its inclusion of Google Now. Apple is litigating against Samsung for using the technology, not Google for designing it, which Apple coyly asserts infringes on their Siri platform. Apple ... Read More »

Some rather significant financial news came out of South Korea yesterday: Samsung Electronics has decided to buy a 10 percent stake in smartphone rival Pantech, which cost the tech giant 53 billion South Korean Won (KRW). Pantech is currently South Korea’s third largest handset manufacturer, but the company has been facing financial troubles recently and has been struggling with debt ... Read More »

The Kindle Fire HD 7 and 8.9 are now available in over 170 countries, while the Amazon Appstore is now open in nearly 200, the company has announced in two press releases today. If the Kindle Fire HD wasn’t available until now in your country, you’ll be happy to hear that Amazon has announced that both the 7-inch Kindle Fire ... Read More »