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Keep Your Camera Safe – Where is it Likely to be Stolen?
There’s an application called Lenstag, it allows for users to register their stolen photographic equipment in aid of the recovery of said items. According to their latest report, the top three places to have your prized possessions stolen include: your car, burglary of your home or theft on public transport.…
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China Apple Store Randomly Dominated by 1 Yuan Applications
$0.16 US, £0.10 GBP, $0.19 AUD or 1 yuan isn’t rather large amount of money – but it seems to be just enough for these app developers. As ITHome reported, one morning they woke up and all of a sudden a ton of applications we’re listed at the low price…
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Huawei: 5G Will Be Here By 2020 – Speeds Up To 100X Faster Than 4G
4G has now been implemented around the globe in major cities for just over a year now. Looking for constant advancement in technology, Huawei have claimed that their new 5G infrastructure and technology will reach 100 times the speed of 4G by the year 2020. As we reported, Huawei have…
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Samsung Losing its Lead in China Smartphone Market
Thanks to Chinese website t.qianzhan, we’ve learned that the kings Samsung are almost being dethroned. Since opening up their sales in China back in 2002, Samsung smart phone market share has seen a significant decline in recent years. Currently sitting at 13.5% of the market share, Chinese-Domestic brand Millet has…
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Swiftpoint GT – Slide Gesture Mouse Announced
Interactive change has come to peripherals – the Swiftpoint GT has been reportedly constructed in a bid to change the way we look at mice design which has followed common trends since it’s inception in 1964. Said to ensure your fingers can ‘become the mouse’, this product is marketed as…
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Apple’s iPhone 6 TLC and MLC Put to the Test
We recently reported on Apple disabling TLC Memory in their iPhone 6 Plus models due to a high failure rate in their devices – further slowing down people’s phones and causing major outrage within clued up users. In further developments, we’ve gotten our hands on some testing and results looking…
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Samsung Ranked Second in 1,000 in R&D Spendings
As according to Fortune magazine, Samsung has been ranked in consultancy firm ‘Strategy & Global Innovation’s’ top 1,000 list of 2013 in expenditure in Research and Development. According to their data, R & D expenses of these companies were up to $647 billion US in 2013 – a $9 billion…
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Intel Announce 10nm Chips Capabilities and Release Plans
We reported early in 2014 of Intel’s 14nm “Fab 42” plant remaining closed and the rumors surrounding 10nm chip manufacturing that came with it – from recent reports it now seems like it’s a a reality. As IBM and NVIDIA have teamed up to win the next generation of top-level…
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Study: Android Fans are More Dateable Among Other Findings
Are iOS and Android users really that different? Well, according to British market research firm YouGov’s latest report – they claim that Apple users are reportedly “smart, funny and confident” but also can be self-described as having a “lack of control, self-willed tendencies and are insecure”. I know exactly what…
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Razer CEO Warns of Fake Nabu eBay offerings
As announced on his Public Facebook page yesterday, Razer CEO Min-Liang Tan warns of fake Razer Nabu smart bands becoming available on eBay. His official statement reads: I’ve been informed that there have been eBay, Craigslist, etc listings of the Razer Nabu and some of the prices listed have the…
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Android 5.0 is Basically Useless in China
Android 5.0 has been released to a massive reception in Western nations, promising and delivering a handy new user interface amongst other spectacular features. Unfortunately for the Chinese population, almost all of this will go unused. Due to some reported issues ‘left over by history’, most domestic acquired Android users…
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USA Intends to Provide Internet to Villages via Laser
According to US technology news website, TechnologyReview, several US communications carriers are going to pilot a technology which will see a laser beam internet up to speeds of 2 Gbps through the air – meaning underground cables don’t need to be laid. This advanced laser and millimeter wave technology is…
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France Unhappy with Assassin’s Creed: Unity’s Storyline
Ubisoft has been copping quite a lot of flack recently. If I were to link to you all of the articles that only just eTeknix has written over the last two months, it would take me all day. But if you’re interested in what started the original ‘witch-hunt’, look no…
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Netflix Launching in Australia, New Zealand in March 2015
Australians are going ballistic over social media right now – Netflix has just announced via their media center that they will be launching their services in Australia and New Zealand coming March 15. One of my friends posting just recently on their Facebook page the exact (censored) status of: “Holy…
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Apple Finally Letting Users De-Register iMessage Account
Apple has just announced their new website, enabling users to de-register their iMessage service – helping users unbind their telephone numbers from the Apple-only offering. This website has been developed to solve the issue of when a user stops using their iPhone and switches to another device, their registered iMessage…
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