One of the best things about Android is just how customizable and flexible it is. Android lets you use it the way you want to use it, whether that means changing the launcher or setting up a host of unique automatic functions with Tasker. But for some, that isn’t enough. …
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Asus’ Chromebook C223 might have leaked through a Norwegian retailer. Even though availability and pricing are unknown, the Chromebook C223 might be a low-end Chromebook. Even though Asus is best known for its smartphones and Windows-powered computers, the company also cranks out Chromebooks from time to time. The Chromebook C223 …
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Panasonic announced the Toughbook FZ-T1, its latest rugged device. The Toughbook FZ-T1 is not a smartphone, though there is a version with 4G. The Wi-Fi-only and 4G versions will launch in August and September, respectively. Panasonic’s Toughbook devices might not be the cheapest around, but they tend to be rugged …
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Buongiorno, Android Authority readers! Right now I’m on vacation in Italy (Florence, to be exact), but I took some time out from eating gelato and pasta to whip up the weekly edition of Comment Authority for you all! Prego (that means “you’re welcome”). While I’ve been gone, there’s been some fantastico …
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It’s officially summer and the weekend is here. For some folks, this means spending time outdoors for the next couple of days. If you are a computer guy or gal, however, you may be sun adverse — spending time inside tinkering with your PC could be more fun than the …
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It’s officially summer, which means it’s time to get outside and enjoy the fresh air. It also means cookouts and parties, and its not a party without some tunes. Today, Amazon has cut prices of two portable Bluetooth speakers from Anker, both of which should help bring songs from your …
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A new report claims Samsung is testing its first Android Go smartphone. The testing is being conducted in a number of countries in Europe, Latin America, and Asia. An official launch date has not been revealed. Samsung may be the next big smartphone maker to launch an Android Go smartphone. …
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TechRepublic’s Dan Patterson spoke with with Brian Gracely, director of cloud strategy at Red Hat OpenShift, about Linux and the cloud. Patterson: Linux, is the next frontier, the bold next frontier of the enterprise… Red Hat has been around for years. It’s a fantastic distribution of Linux. Help us understand …
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In a recent article, I looked at the demise of Lytro, maker of the first consumer “light field” camera, and what it meant for the future of this technology in mobile devices. As intriguing as some of its results might be, light field imaging isn’t the only option for capturing …
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Red Hat Enterprise Linux is widely thought of as the first choice in operating systems for important servers, but it may not be the right choice for all applications. The decision to use any modern edition of that operating system, generally spoken as RHEL with a silent H, is usually …
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