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Thursday, 18 June 2015

Confirmed: OnePlus 2 will Run Second Gen Snapdragon 810



In a post on OnePlus forums, Pete Lau (CEO, OnePlus) has confirmed that the OnePlus 2 will come with the Qualcomm Snapdragon 810 v2.1 processor.

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10 Hidden iOS 9 Features That are Sure to Make iPhones Way Smarter



Apple iOS 9, announced at WWDC, was seen to be a major overhaul. The company showed off the software’s multitasking feature, low power mode and Siri’s Proactive mode.

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Tuesday, 16 June 2015

Xbox One console to run old 360 games



Old Xbox 360 games will be playable on the newer Xbox One console, Microsoft has announced at the E3 games show. It has developed technology that lets the older games run on the new console "natively".

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Instamic packs big recording power into a tiny form factor



Calling itself the “GoPro of microphones,” Instamic wants to assert itself as the new standard for audio recording. If its Indiegogo campaign goes as planned, it just might achieve that goal.

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8 Essential Steps to Understanding Global vs Rolling Shutter and High Frame Rates



Let’s face it, slow motion is bad ass. You don’t get more bad ass than this amazing shot of a .500 S&W Magnum by Herra Kuulapaa (www.kuulapaa.com).

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Saturday, 13 June 2015

Plantronics BackBeat PRO Wireless Noise Canceling Headphones



When I decided to give them a try I had no real expectations, I did not know this brand, and I didn't like the look. I thought they would have sounded mediocre. They are one of the very best sounding BT Headphones which I have tried.

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A Look At The Changes In The Android M Preview



Today during Google I/O 2015's opening keynote Google announced the latest release of their Android operating system. The new version of Android is using the code name Android M, much like how Lollipop was initially referred to as Android L.

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