As from today, residents in Denmark, Norway and Sweden will be able to access Google’s newly-established Flight Search service which enables users to search for flights directly from the search screen in their native language together with pricing in their local currency — which they can then compare and book.
Last week, we reported that a number of Galaxy Tab S users had been experiencing some serious overheating issues which caused the faux leather panel on the back of the tablet to warp and buckle. Samsung has today published an official statement with regards to this issue.
The South Korean company claims that the distortion of the backplate is not actually a byproduct of the processor getting too hot. It is, in fact, a problem with faulty back covers on the production line, which has now been rectified. Any customers with a defective tablet are asked to visit their nearest Samsung Electronics store where they will receive a replacement.
Today Samsung announced that owners of the original Galaxy Gear residing in the United States now have the option to upgrade their device’s operating system from Android to Tizen via the Kies desktop update assistant. This announcement comes just two months after European residents received the resources to upgrade their units.
Just 24 hours, or so, before it’s scheduled to be unveiled at an event in London, NVIDIA’s latest Android-powered gaming device, the Shield Tablet, has been uncovered online. Set to retail at $299 for a 16GB variant and $399 for a 32GB model equipped with LTE, the slate is the American global technology company’s most powerful device, yet.
Sprint is currently in the midst of rolling out a rather significant update for its carrier-branded variant of the LG G2. The upgrade doesn’t bring much by way of bug fixes, speed optimizations or stability improvements, but it does bundle the revolutionary Knock Code functionality which shocked users when it made its debut appearance on the G Pro 2 back in February.
