Sony Computers Network is granting a one day extension to its PlayStation Plus subscribers to make up for the outage incurred on PlayStation Network in Jan. 4 this year.
"NBA 2K16," a popular basketball simulating video game, has updated its roster as of Jan. 14. It includes major changes and is intended at giving a face lift to the game.
There are rumors that Samsung Galaxy S7 may be coming with a Dual SIM Exynos 8890 variant as well.
The current flagship devices of Microsoft, the Lumia 950 and the Lumia 950 XL are equipped with a 20 mega pixel rear camera along with Zeiss lens for some great photographs.
Microsoft is going to replace hundreds of thousands of power cords for earlier models of its Surface range of tablets, as the company believes the products are prone to overheating.
"Star Wars"-related passwords including "starwars," "solo," and "princess" were new entries in SplashData's annual list of worst passwords. The password management company's 2015 list was very similar to the one from 2014 and previous years except for the new keywords from the blockbuster film series. "123456" and "password" topped the list as they have since the company released its first list in 2011.
Microsoft plans to bring its Windows Phone keyboard called Word Flow to the iPhone as a third-party keyboard.
Hewlett Packard is launching a 3D-scanning Sprout Pro computer for schools and businesses that features an Intel Core i7 processor, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth wireless connectivity, and software that allows groups to share the view from a display, webcam, or 3D scanner. The HP personal computer also includes a downward-facing camera to scan and magnify documents, and the ability to send 2D images via Skype for Business.
Verizon Wireless will soon beta test a sponsored service called FreeBee Data 360 that charges content providers for each gigabyte or specific content sent to customers but does not subtract from subscribers' data cap. Its plan follows AT&T's similar service and sponsors per-click actions that include audio streaming, mobile video clips, and app downloads.
The absence of a new Sony mobile device in the recently closed 2016 Consumer Electronics Show has led many tech analysts to speculate that the Japanese company is cooking something up for the upcoming 2016 Mobile World Congress.
