Sunday, March 23, 2014 at 8:32PM 
Onkyo updates its Android application to make sure the app works with the 2014 receivers. While it is a bit late in the year, the update is still very much welcomed. Onkyo also improved the cursor and volume controls on the app. If you don’t have it yet, you can download the app here.
Source: Android Central
Sunday, March 23, 2014 at 8:25PM 
LG aims to take on the Philips Hue with its new Smart Bulb (yes that is its name). The light bulb can reportedly last for a decade if it is just used for five hours a day. It comes with compatible Android and iOS apps and features Bluetooth support. The app is designed to help users control different settings, including a play mode that responds to music and a security mode that imitates someone being at home with a lighting sequence. Android version even has the bulb blinking to remind you when you get a call. The Smart Bulb is currently only available in Korea for 35,000 won or roughly US$32.
Source: The Next Web
Sunday, March 23, 2014 at 9:15AM 
By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla
We’re two days away from discovering the details on HTC’s latest flagship, the purported ‘All New HTC One’. The new smartphone is expected to continue the path of innovation set by the original HTC One, which despite being around a year old, has endured as possibly the best Android smartphone released in 2013, in terms of design build-quality and features.
Saturday, March 22, 2014 at 8:22PM 
Apple is tipped to be working with record label executives to build an on-demand streaming music service that can take on the likes of Spotify and thinking of creating an iTunes Store app for Android. A report from Billboard cited three unnamed sources that claim the “exploratory talks” are in its very early stages.
Apple does seem to need to rethink its strategy with iTunes. Nielsen reports downloading on the platform has dropped 13 percent from the week of March 9 and digital track sales are down 11 percent from 2013.
Source: CNET
