Amazon is known the world over for undercutting rivals and offering great deals on the widest possible range of products. So, when the company says it’s about to launch a sale with “more deals than Black Friday,” you had better buckle up and great ready to see some of the craziest deals of the year… and that’s exactly what’s happening tomorrow, when Amazon celebrates its 20th anniversary with its huge “Prime Day” sale.
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Google’s new Google Photos app has a bunch of new features users may appreciate, including automatic categorization and unlimited storage and backup, but the service is far from perfect. On top of the odd software issues you may encounter with face recognition or upload limits, there’s also a more annoying problem you should be aware of: Google Photos keeps uploading pictures to Google’s servers even after if you uninstall the app from your Android phone.
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We got an above average amount of positive feedback on yesterday’s post covering paid iPhone and iPad apps on sale for free, so we have some good news: several of those apps are still on sale for free right now, and you can grab them if you hurry. Now, we have even better news: Today’s list packs nine more paid iOS apps on sale for free.
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Apple might not be working on a standalone TV set of its own, but the company is still interested in changing the way you watch TV. And in the process, it might offer its customers one more reason to cut the cord – or at least dump their current cable provider and enjoy live TV streamed over the Internet to an affordable Apple TV box.
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Wait, you thought we were done showing you all of the awesome new exclusive trailers and teaser videos spilling out of San Diego Comic-Con 2015? Not even close.
On Monday we rounded up the 10 best trailers Comic-Con had to offer this year, and if you haven’t already seen them, you can view them all right here. If you want to get a taste of some of the best new movies and TV shows set to debut this year, you really should.
Now, however, we’ve got plenty more action to show you. We’ve dug through the deepest depths of the Internet and come up with 24 more trailers, teasers and other new videos that debuted exclusively at San Diego Comic-Con 2015. These movies and TV shows will be among the most exciting premieres of the year, and you can get a taste of them all right here.
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It took us over nine years to travel more than 3 billion miles through space to reach the farthest planet in our solar system, but we finally made it. This is Pluto, as seen by the New Horizons spacecraft during its Pluto flyby mission.
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Do you like Mustangs and occasionally like to puff on a premium cigar? If so, this ’65 convertible is right up your alley.
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Apple has a long and, sadly, uneventful history with Liquidmetal. The promising and shockingly strong material has so far been used only in small iPhone components, but now it has finally made its way to a smartphone housing. Unfortunately for Apple fans, there’s still no sign of a Liquidmetal iPhone. Instead, an Android handset called the Turing Phone is set to become the first ever smartphone to sport a Liquidmetal case when it launches in the coming weeks.
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Earlier this month, we highlighted an intriguing new piece of hardware capable of providing secure and anonymous Wi-Fi connectivity within a 2.5 mile radius. The brainchild of researcher Ben Caudill, the device, dubbed ProxyHam, was scheduled to be officially introduced at Def Con in Las Vegas early next month.
But then something funny happened.
Caudill’s talk was abruptly cancelled under extremely mysterious circumstances over the weekend.
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You’d think that charging your iPhone or Android handset on a train in London would be perfectly acceptable, but that’s not at all the case. In fact, police arrested an iPhone user who did that – “abstracting electricity,” as they called it – on a London Overground train.
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