I’ve written about Triple Entendre before , and it’s no small feat that the title continues to stand out above all other entrants in the saturated trivia app marketplace. It’s a complex, confusing, reference-filled head-scratcher from start to finish.
In a world full of obscure product names, the Kyocera Hydro C5170 is actually, aptly named. We got a hands on look at the Kyocera Hydro on the show floor at CTIA 2012 and according to a Kyocera spokesperson, the handset is “Certified waterproof for IPX5, protection against water jets and IPX7, protection against water immersion for up to 30 minutes in up to 1 meter.” What this means to the average user is that gone are the days of dropping your cell phone in the toilet and having your trusted sidekick literally go belly-up. Expected to come out in the second half of 2012, aside from being waterproof for up 30 minutes in 1 meter of water, the Kyocera Hydro is a rather standard model
Though HTC’s One V smartphone launched in Europe in April, its release in North America has been under wraps until today. In a press release sent out this morning, the manufacturer revealed more info about the U.S. One V release, stating that it will hit our shores this summer. The HTC One V released outside the U.S
Over a year after the launch of The Daily , which is touted as the first news publication created and designed especially for the iPad, The Daily for iPhone has finally arrived. Widely praised upon its debut on the iPad in February 2011, The Daily contains high-quality journalism optimized for Apple’s bestselling tablet.
Panther, Dolphin, Canary, Monkey, Camel and Racoon. You’d be forgiven for thinking we’d been on Safari, alas we’re not THAT lucky. As we squirrel away (see what we did there?) our hard earned dosh, we like to know that we get the best from our network. This tends to vary from person to person: cue Orange’s slightly incomprehensible animal plans.