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Cleveland Golf/Srixon is pleased to announce the launch of its very own short game app in association with Golf Monthly magazine. To celebrate the launch of the app Cleveland Golf/Srixon short game ambassador, Ben Clayton, is giving half-price lessons to

Last week we had the chance to sit down with Ryan Bidan, Director of Product Markting at Samsung Mobile, as part of our ongoing Android Insiders series. The Galaxy S III is one of the largest Android product launches of the year so we wanted to talk abou

Last year saw the launch by Korean company ESPlus of a new micro/pico projector called Seeser which uses laser technology from MicroVision, in this case, the PicoP display engine. The advantages of laser technology are that colours are, in theory, more v

Vodafone Italia has launched Cloud, a new multi-platform service that allows residential and business customers to create an online archive for uploading, downloading and sharing photos, videos, music, documents or just contacts. Vodafone Cloud is access

ProCapture (Google Play) Previously $3.99, now 99¢. ProCapture for Android adds an assortment of advanced features to your Android's camera, such as the inclusion of camera shooting modes like Timer, Burst, Reduced Noise, and more. Whether you want to co

Despite HTC's insistence that legal battles with Apple wouldn't affect consumers, the Taiwanese company's two newest Android smartphones, the HTC One X and EVO 4G LTE, have been blocked from entering the country by US Customs. The ITC determined that a f

Sprint’s costly $15.5 billion gamble on Apple’s iPhone won’t pay off until 2015, according to CEO Dan Hesse. At that time, however, the iPhone will be “quite profitable,” and the company is “very happy” with the deal despite conflicting reports, AllThing

"The country is a sovereign power to implement any law. Nobody can stop us from enacting a law. Law does not debar any investor to invest. But you cannot invest without paying the taxes," Murli Manohar Joshi said in reply to a question on the issue at a

The so-called Nexus devices, using a familiar Google name, will run on the next version of the Android mobile operating system, dubbed Jelly Bean, with a portfolio of devices expected to go on sale by Thanksgiving. The new direction, first reported by th

"What we are trying to do is make an operating system and a computer more like a web service." That's the vision Caesar Sengupta, product strategy lead for Google Chrome OS, laid out for me last year, as the company was gearing up to launch its own cloud