DROID Turbo 2 was unexpectedly announced in October 2015, and Verizon Wireless revealed this jagged and smash resilient devices two days right after it was announced to the public.
Avid gamers have long been waiting for the release of "Grand Theft Auto VI" (GTA VI). The highly anticipated sequel is speculated that will not be released any time soon.
Fresh rumors suggest that Windows 10 Mobile update may hit Windows Phone 8.1 devices as early as next week.
Google Nexus 2016 smartphone by HTC will be coming with support for 3D Touch and Nexus VR support.
Classic Super Nintendo games can be can be played on the New Nintendo 3DS (NN3DS) and NN3DS XL that were updated last year. Owners of NN3DS will have the chance to download games from the Nintendo E-Shop and play SNES titles including Super Mario World, F-Zero, and Pilotwings.
HTC Vive VR has been launched earlier this week and sold more than 15,000 Vive during the pre-order period, making it one of the popular VR headsets this year.
The ongoing debate about data security and encryption is crossing the borders of the United States as Brazilian authorities recently arrested Facebook Latin America vice president Diego Dzodan. The Facebook vice president was arrested when the company was unable to provide the data requested by a Brazilian court.
Tech giant Google is upgrading the team that works on its self-driving car project. Based on recently compiled data from several sources, the Google autonomous-car project has 170 employees and 40 of those have extensive experience in the auto industry.
Microsoft Xbox head Phil Spencer recently made a huge announcement as he plans to make the Xbox One that last of its console line. Spencer is not killing the Xbox line, instead it is planning to release a modular and fully upgradeable Xbox that gamers can upgrade instead of shelling out money every time a new console is released.
The HTC Vive is one of the three top-tiered virtual reality devices that will hit the market this year along with the Oculus Rift and the PlayStation VR. The HTC Vive costs $800 and requires a very power desktop PC in order for it to fully render immersive virtual reality environments. Despite the expensive price tag and requirements of the HTC Vive, HTC claims that it was able to sell more than 15,000 units in just 10 minutes after it opened for pre-order.
