News & Reviews:   Technology

The Samsung Veyron phone is set to go on sale pretty soon, if the news are correct. We have seen how it looks like, but a new list of specs from GFXBench has confirmed some important information of the features, which will be included in the flagship flip phone.

We are expected to see something special this coming 4th October, as Google readies to launch several new items. One of them is apparently a new software initiative, which Google is calling “Andromeda”, an Android/Chrome hybrid OS.

We are still in 2016, and the rumours for next year’s Samsung Galaxy S8 is already out. It has been reported that the next flagship from the Korean company will be using the in-house Exynos 8895, featuring the new Mali-G71 GPU from ARM.

When was the last time you complained that your SD card is full? Well you may never need to complain anymore soon as Western Digital’s Sandisk just shared a prototype unit of their largest SD card to date – a SDXC 1TB (Terabyte).

A new technology was just announced by the maker of Snapdragon processor. Qualcomm announced the new Clear Sight dual camera processing tech, supported on the Snapdragon 820 and 821, which promises better images out of the box.

For those who are looking for a house to buy in the near future, getting one from I&P Group may be your best choice. Why? With every new purchase of a house, the developer will throw in a free one-year subscription for TM Unifi 30Mbps, complete with the HyppTV Aneka Pack.

After their purchase of the company SurfEasy that provides easy-to-use VPN apps, Opera has finally released Opera VPN for Android for free as a standalone app.

A new partnership has been announced by Microsoft and Lenovo, which will see the company’s products to be pre-loaded with the other’s productivity apps such as Word, Skype and OneDrive.

Come 2020, we will be cheering once again for the world’s best athletes on the world stage that is the Olympics. Tokyo 2020 is expected to be one of the more technologically advanced Olympics, and their first step is to create the medals of the games out of discarded electronic devices.

You know Android is the king of smartphone when you get numbers like this – a report online shared that the OS from Google is currently holding about 86.2% of the world smartphone market share for the first half of 2016. Trailing way behind is iOS with under 12%.