iPhone App Helps Fans Get More Yardage Out of Super Bowl Weekend
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Hands-on with Samsung’s vastly improved Tizen OS
Samsung’s device lineup may still be heavily dominated by Android, but change is in the air. Tizen, the open-source OS it jointly develops with Intel, powers the company’s three new Gear wearables, and smartphones are coming later this year. We got the chance to play with Samsung’s latest Tizen phone prototype, which runs a customized build (version 2.2.1) of the platform, allowing us to see what’s changed...
Engadget HD Podcast 387 – 2.27.14
The HD news heap has reached a toppling point, so Ben and Richard get to work sifting through all the insanity from the past week. One of the major talking points is the streaming bottleneck of Netflix’s content on various service providers. This prompts Ben to provide an overview of the labyrinthine inner workings of the internet, a tall task for anyone to attempt. In another bold move, Disney Movies Anywhere service launched...
The Pen, Phone, and iPad: Obama’s Tech Push in U.S. Schools
(Reuters) – President Barack Obama has a pen. He has a phone. And on Tuesday, he wielded an iPad to help make a point about how he hopes to do more for schools without more funding from Congress. Obama toured Buck Lodge Middle School in Adelphi, Maryland, where seventh-grade students were using tablets to work on math problems based on the Rover explorer on Mars.Obama borrowed a tablet to film his security entourage....
Amazon is reportedly working on a music-streaming service
Amazon does much more than dominate the online-shopping space. With its Prime instant video service, complete with original series and exclusives, the company has taken on Netflix — and it looks like challenging Spotify and other music services is Amazon’s next step. According to sources who spoke with Re/code, the company is currently in talks with music labels to offer a subscription-style service. The news is hardly...
