‘Anki Overdrive’ has had a few updates since launch, but until now these have been software only. Today ‘Anki’ unveiled the new Supertruck vehicles that bring articulated racing to playroom floors.
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HTC was one of the first makers of smartphones out there (yes, before Apple). Has practice made perfect?
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After no small amount of metaphorical hemming and hawing, The Pokémon Company International and Niantic Inc. are finally letting us Americans in on what ‘Pokémon GO’ truly has to offer.
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The ZTE SPRO 2 projector boasts an Android system and hardware features that makes it a fantastic option for taking big screen anywhere.
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RCA’s latest 10″ tablet brings Android 6.0 to the mid-range, and has one intriguing feature.
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As if news of Nintendo’s plans to bring ‘Fire Emblem’ and ‘Animal Crossing’ to mobile phones wasn’t enough, today we also got a proper look at ‘Pokémon GO’ thanks to YouTube channel GAME Previews.
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If no news is good news, then Nintendo has been sitting pretty for some time. Not only has the Big N been playing the proverbial cards close to its chest with regards to its newly developed mobile phone strategy, the company has also been noticeably tight-lipped about its forthcoming console, codenamed NX.
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Jump into Android programming with the Complete Android Developer Course: 91% off!
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Huawei brings a snazzy design to the mid-range market–but is it just a pretty face?
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I’ve been meaning to write about Nintendo’s new ‘Miitomo’ smartphone app ever since it became available here in North America late last month, but, the truth is, it’s taken me more than a week to get my head around the concept myself. With that said, enjoy the following GeekDad guide to ‘Miitomo’–in all its bizarre glory.
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The Montar Air Qi Wireless Charging Car Mount currently lists for just south of $60 on Amazon. While that might sound like a lot, the fact that this unit is both a reliable wireless charger and a durable car mount definitely sweetens the deal. Add in the included charge cable, its adjustable (and oh-so-accommodating) side and bottom supports, and the simplicity of its one-hand lock and release functionality, and you have a solution for practically any Qi-compatible smartphone.
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After no small amount of hand-wringing on the part of fans (and silence on the part of Nintendo), it has at last been announced that ‘Miitomo,’ Nintendo’s first mobile phone app, will launch here in the US of A this Thursday, March 31.
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We test out the new One Shot Kill and Balance Cars mode just added in version 1.3.0 of Anki Overdrive.
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The next stop for Level-5’s mammoth ‘Yo-kai Watch’ franchise looks to be as close as your smartphone.
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Access news and features from DC Comics’ film, television, comic properties, games, and more from your mobile device with the ‘DC All Access’ app for iOS and Android.
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Plugged’s object was to create a new headphone offering with style, quality, and performance but at a price that most people can afford. Did they succeed?
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My Nexus 6 supports the Qi inductive power standard, and, while it’s obviously not as fast as plugged-in charging, I’ve found it to be easy, reliable, and, well, a little bit like magic. My current charger of choice is the Ultra Slim Wireless Charging Pad by Seneo–a small, unobtrusive, black disk surrounded by a ring of clear plastic that rather looks like some sort of futuristic drink coaster.
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Nintendo’s first smartphone app, ‘Miitomo,’ will launch here in the States this March on both the iOS and Android platforms, and just yesterday Nintendo revealed that would-be early adopters can start prepping for the release later this month.
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Saying a bit of technology changed your life is a very bold claim. Yet that’s exactly what the Kingston Data Traveler Micro Duo has done. Read on to see how.
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HTC was making smartphones before the iPhone came to town. Now, they have to face a crowded market and dealing with their design being ripped off. Want to see why Apple is imitating them? Read on.
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A recent update to the Anki Overdrive app adds a bunch of fixes and new team game-play mode.
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Teleport is a new virtual reality capture and playback system that features both a dual-lens camera and their own VR headset.
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I’ve covered various ways to incorporate STEM education through play before, and here are two more math-based apps that I think are outstanding.
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Smart watches! Everyone wants one, and every company is making one. Is Huawei’s Watch a must-buy, or should you say bye-bye? Also, check out details of an upcoming Black Friday/Cyber Monday sale.
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Google launched YouTube Kids earlier this year to accommodate parents who want to ensure that little eyes and ears only have access to regulated and curated quality entertainment. Originally only available in the United States, Google has now pushed the service to several other countries including Canada and the UK.
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Fifty bucks can buy morning coffee for all your cube-mates, an ugly sweater for your holiday party, hell, even a budget-priced new console release, and now, thanks to RCA, it can also buy a fully functional 7″ Android tablet.
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Time spent with tablets, TV, and smartphones can easily outnumber time spent reading, which may only be 30-60 minutes. Augmented Reality book ‘The Adventures of the Time Twins’ aims to engage children using an Android or iOS app in combination with the children’s book. Margara Padilla, co-founder and CEO at Dara Technologies, answers some of our questions.
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Check out this new stand that will make working with your tablet computer an easy, strain-free experience.
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Want an Android tablet that’s eye catching and a joy to the ear, but don’t want to break the bank? It’s quite possible that the Lenovo tab 3 8 is the unit for you.
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Google has pushed out an update to their Street View applications that includes a virtual reality mode designed to work with Google Cardboard.
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