Samsung tipped to be using own camera module for S6

It looks like Samsung will be parting ways with Sony for its smartphone module, if rumours are to be believed that is. Samsung is reportedly going to use its own module for the 20-megapixel rear camera of its upcoming Galaxy S6 flagship. It will have optical image stabilization as well. We wouldn’t know though if it has the same image quality as the Sony modules, and if the rumour is true. We just have to wait a bit until Mobile World Congress to find out the truth.

Source: Ubergizmo

Wunderlist lets you view your lists on Android Wear smartwatch

Making it easier for you to check your grocery list when you’re out shopping, Wunderlist will let you view selected lists right from your wrist. The app has been supporting Android Wear since July but that only let you view reminders as well as add new tasks through voice commands. Now, you can view lists as well. But you can only view one list at a time. You can select this through the settings menu in the smartphone app.

Source: Cult of Android | Download: Google Play Store (Free)

Microsoft buys Revolution Analytics for statistical computing and predictive analysis

Microsoft just acquired Revolution Analytics the leading commercial provider of software and services for R, the world’s most widely used programming language for statistical computing and predictive analytics. We are making this acquisition to help more companies use the power of R and data science to unlock big data insights with advanced analytics.

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IDS Report: Miele Canada Unveils Culinary Experience

 

By Sonya Davidson

At last night's Interior Design Show (IDS) Opening Night Party, Miele Canada hosted a pre-party reception for invited industry leaders, designers, influentials and media. It was a night of rubbing elbows with well-known designers including Karim Rashid. MakerBot, 3D image printers were also offering teasers at the reception leading to the unveiling of Miele's newest innovations for the home. 

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