In case you happened to be busy at 3:30 EDT on a Thursday with something silly like a job, we’ve got the latest episode of Geekout right here for you to watch. Every… Read more: Geekout episode 7: Light Fair, Amazon’s rumored set-top box,... 

Itching to buy a Keon or Peak from Geeksphone so you can play with Firefox OS? Put your wallet back in your pocket. Mozilla doesn’t want you buying a Geeksphone. Not unless you’re… Read the original:  Mozilla doesn’t want you buying... 

The original (1st generation) iPhone was launched on June 27, 2007. Since then we’ve seen five successive versions of the smartphone released (3G, 3GS, 4, 4S, and iPhone 5), but only now is… Originally posted here: On June 11 the original... 

Got a dirty mouth? Don’t worry, Google will help you clean it up. When using Glass, you’re at the mercy of what Google considers acceptable language. Google’s voice-to-text translation engine is among the… Go here to read the rest:  Google... 

Every week, at some random point of the week, a few of us here at Geek.com try to get together and talk about whatever we find interesting in the world that week. These… Here is the original:  Robot hands, atom videos, and Google Glass on Geekout... 

When Nintendo launched the 3DS with its 3D capable upper display, it also came with a warning. Very young gamers shouldn’t use it, and in general all gamers may experience some side effects… View original post here:  Google admits Google... 

If the mobile fanboy war didn’t already have enough fuel keeping the fires going, a new report from an unlikely source is about to fan the flames. Whereas once Apple devices were the… See the original post:  Muggers starting to prefer Samsung... 

Some people would consider having internet access a civil right. Others would consider it a monumental benefit and an enormous convenience. However you view it, the internet significantly changes the way we live… Read more: BRCK, emergency internet... 

At long last, LG will reportedly launch a Nexus 4 model with full-blown LTE support in May. The upgraded flagship phone will also double down on internal storage, with 32GB on board. LG… See the rest here: 32GB Nexus 4 with LTE expected next month  Read More →

In the grand scheme of things, the world of smartphones and tablets has only just introduced us to finger-based gesture controls. It also only recently gave us sophisticated mobile devices that do more… Here is the original: Google Glass code suggests... 

While the average smartphone user may never consider running a GPU benchmark these tests are an important way of demonstrating the capabilities of current and future mobile devices. Today’s flagship phones are able… Read the rest here:  Mobile... 

If you sign up for a new mobile contract and pay for an expensive smartphone, chances are you will want to protect it from damage in some kind of case or sleeve. There’s… View post:  An iPhone case that looks and feels like grass in your... 

In case you happened to be busy at 3:30 EDT on a Thursday with something silly like a job, we’ve got the latest episode of Geekout right here for you to watch. Every… More: Geekout episode 7: Light Fair, Amazon’s rumored set-top box, Vu,... 

Got a dirty mouth? Don’t worry, Google will help you clean it up. When using Glass, you’re at the mercy of what Google considers acceptable language. Google’s voice-to-text translation engine is among the… Read more from the original... 

As if it weren’t already hard enough to decide between the HTC One and Samsung Galaxy S4, LG has stepped up their game with a new phone on AT&T that seems ready to… See the rest here: AT&T readies the LG Optimus G Pro for launch  Read More →