Sony has started rolling out Concept for Android 6.0 Marshmallow build to Xperia Z3 and Z3 Compact owners. Some users have already started to receive invites for the same.
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Facebook will now notify you of State-Sponsored Attacks
Facebook has announced that it will now alert users if it strongly suspects that an account is being targeted by a hacker working for a nation state.
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Google starts beta testing for Google Search App on Android
Google has opened an official beta channel for the Android Google search app. Interested users can now test the latest features before anyone else by simply signing up.
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Samsung Galaxy S7 could feature 3D Touch as per new patent filing
We have already seen a number of rumors and reports about the Samsung Galaxy S7 over the recent times and now a latest one suggests that the next flagship from the company will feature 3D Touch.

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Paytm forays into Hotel Bookings
Paytm is expanding its platform by adding hotel bookings. Users can already book bus tickets and soon they will be able to book hotels via the Paytm app
Xiaomi Ninebot mini scooter announced
Xiaomi has announced a self balancing scooter called as Ninebot mini. The Chinese company has collaborated with Ninebot and Segwey to launch this scooter.
Google takes down ‘OK Google’ voice search from Chrome for desktop
Google has removed the ‘OK Google’ voice command feature from Chrome browser for desktop. The latest move comes from Google after releasing a stable version of Chrome 46.
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Google starts rolling out revamped design for the Play Store
Google has given the Play Store a major UI overhaul along with improved navigation. The latest changes were previewed by Googler Kirill Grouchnikov a couple of days ago and the update is now rolling out to users.
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Google Calendar gets new illustrations in 30 languages
Google has added new illustrations to Calendar in latest update and they are present in multiple languages. Now, when users open up calendar entries many will be able to see these new illustrations in their native language,
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Motorola DROID Turbo 2 to feature shatterproof display and Moto Maker customization
Motorola and Verizon are all set to announce new DROID Phones – DROID Turbo 2 and DROID Maxx 2 on October 27th. Few features of both the phones have surfaced prior to the unveiling next week.
Google acquires panorama start-up Digisfera to improve Street View
In a bid to bolster Street View even further, Google has scooped up Digisfera, a 360 degree photography startup that specializes in panoramic photos.
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Zagg Speaker Case for iPhone 6 Unboxing

We have already seen a couple of accessories from Zagg like the Pocket Foldable Keyboard and Rugged Folio iPad Case, here is the unboxing of the Zagg Speaker Case for iPhone 6. Continue reading “Zagg Speaker Case for iPhone 6 Unboxing”
BlackBerry Priv official video released, shows slider keyboard in action
Looks like BlackBerry is too eager to get back into game with its upcoming Android slider phone. After revealing official photos and announcing pre-registration, the company has now released an official video of BlackBerry Priv.

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Intel reportedly has a workforce of over 1,000 working on chips for next iPhones
Intel has more than 1,000 engineers working on the Intel 7360 LTE modem for Apple’s iPhone 7 devices, as per a latest report from Venturebeat.
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Apple ordered to pay $234 million to University of Wisconsin over patent infringement
A US federal jury has ordered Apple to pay $234 million to University of Wisconsin over patent infringement case. The case involved Gurindar Sohi and Terani Vijaykumar, both electrical and electronics engineering graduates of Birla Institute of Technology and Science (BITS), Pilani.

