Nintendo has asked two fans to take down their remake of the original Legend of Zelda for the NES gaming console. Their browser-based game celebrated the 30th anniversary of the classic Nintendo game. The project's website shares that the gaming giant asked it to remove the site due to copyright infringement.
Google Cardboard has become the most popular low-priced virtual reality headset on the market, but it requires users to insert a smartphone. Pockulus is a stand-alone portable game console that functions like the VR viewer from the Alphabet company, but does not require a mobile phone to function. It is powered by a tiny computer called CHIP and includes a 3D-printed face mask.
Belkin has been working with Apple since 2015 on its plan to add HomeKit Compatibility to its popular set of WeMo smart Products. However, Belkin has put its plans on hold because adding HomeKit Compatibility to products already in the market is not possible.
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The iPhone SE is said to give excellent performance, as it has a perfect size and is comfortable to use, but it also has some drawbacks, according to customers who own it already.
Apple has filed a patent application, hinting that the corporate may be engaged on standard sensible bands for the Apple Watch, permitting users to feature functions like wireless charging battery packs and GPS receivers to an existing measuring device.
The Xiaomi MiPad 2 Android device includes all great features and is still within budget. It is powered by MiUI, has a tough built with full metal construction, a resolution beyond HD and an 8-inch display screen costing $200.
An official photo of the upcoming Meizu Pro 6 flagship smartphone has been revealed to the world by Meizu.
A leaked image of Motorola Moto X (2016) has surfaced. Some of its key specs have been revealed.
Facebook is now providing developers with Application Program Interfaces (API) to build chatbots and Live Chat plug-ins for business clients. The tools will be announced at the company's F8 developer conference on April 12 and 13 in San Francisco and is part of the social network's goal of bringing chatbots to its Messenger instant messaging service.
