Support pages for Samsung Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge surface

In what can be seen as an official mention of Samsung’s upcoming flagship devices, support pages for the Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge have surfaced ahead of its official debut. The South Korean tech company plans to unveil its new lineup ahead of Mobile World Congress in the coming weeks.

The Galaxy S6 (SM-G920X) and S6 Edge (SM-G925X) look to be the real deal. The rumoured specs of both devices are QHD Super AMOLED displays, 64-bit octacore Exynos 7420 processor, 3GB of RAM, and 32GB of storage. They will have a 16-megapixel rear camera that can record 4K video and it’ll run a less intrusive version of TouchWiz on top of Android 5.0 Lollipop. The main difference between the S6 and the S6 Edge is the Edge will get a curved screen to the right side of the screen to show notifications and act as a shortcut launcher, control bar, and navigation bar. We have to wait just a bit more to get confirmation about these two new devices.

Source: SlashGear

Unlocked BlackBerry Z30 now on sale for $224.00

The BlackBerry Z30 remains as the company's mutl-touch flagship device and Shop BlackBerry is selling both the black and white variants for CAD $224.00 as unlocked versions. Some outstanding features about this device include amazing battery life, great audio and voice quality for calls with three microphones as well as quad-core graphics that help speed the interface along.

Source: Shop BlackBerry

Screenshots of Microsoft's 'Project Spartan' browser leak online

Microsoft's Project Spartan is the new browser experience that's coming to Windows 10 later this year. While the new Technical Preview does not include Project Spartan and while Microsoft has yet to demo the application in its enteriety, some screenshots claiming to show the browser have emerged. From the looks of it, Microsoft is going minimalist with their new browser. We're going to see Reading Mode, access to Cortana as well as the ability to annotate webpages directly with a stylus or your finger. 

Source: Venture Beat

Apple's latest iPad ad celebrates DIY music and performance

The iPad has truly transcended its original purpose as a content consumption device into a tool for creation and connectivity. The latest iPad ad, which debuted last night during the Grammy Awards is titled "Make Music with iPad," featuring recording artist Elliphant, who is shown creating a song, recording and performing always with an iPad Air figuring in the process. What's amazing is how the ad manages to tell a cohesive story in one minute.