Sunday
Jun152014

LG tipped to release a souped-up version of the G3

The LG G3 hasn’t even reached this side of the world yet and already there are rumours that the flagship device will get a variant that is carrying a more powerful processor. The South Korean tech company will reportedly swap the Qualcomm Snapdragon 801 processor with a Snapdragon 805 processor and pair it with an Adreno 420 graphics processor. Benefits of this swap will include increasing gaming capabilities and snappier operation as well as added support for 4K video. A new modem will also bring theoretical download speeds of 225Mbps over 802.11ac Wi-Fi. We can’t confirm the veracity of the rumour at the moment so best assume we’ll be getting the flagship in its current state. If we find out anything more, then we will let you know.

Source: Ubergizmo

Sunday
Jun152014

Microsoft has no plans to release Cortana to other platforms anytime soon

If you’ve been waiting to get Cortana on your Android or iOS device, then we’re sorry to disappoint but the digital personal assistant will not be leaving Windows Phone platform anytime soon. Marcus Ash, group program manager for Windows Phone at Microsoft, tweeted that the company prioritizes development of Cortana for Windows Phone products around the world. Cortana will reportedly make its way to China and the U.K. in the coming weeks. According to Ash, the company will only consider releasing Cortana to another platform once they’ve met all their objectives for Windows Phone platform are met. It is best you don’t hold out for hope that you’ll hear Cortana’s voice on your iPhone or Android smartphone in the near future.

Source: Ubergizmo

Saturday
Jun142014

Canadian Reviewer Weekly Roundup 6/8-6/14

Saturday
Jun142014

‘Magic: The Gathering’ to get a movie, gets a writer from ‘Game of Thrones’

We’re getting one more game turned movie in the future in the form of Magic: The Gathering. Fox said the script is only in its first draft at the moment and there is no director yet but it has gained a writer from the Game of Thrones named Bryan Cogman. While his name isn’t that familiar to some, he has been working on the show since season one. He has written “The Laws of Gods and Men” episode where Tyrion Lannister was on trial.

Source: The Verge