Monday, March 7, 2016 at 8:11AM 
The new Logitech ConferenceCam Kit with Intel's NUC video conferencing system brings affordable and connected conference room solutions to market. Configured and validated by Logitech and Intel for performance, simplicity and compatibility, the ConferenceCam Kit includes a Logitech ConferenceCam, Intel NUC and Intel Unite application.
Saturday, March 5, 2016 at 5:03AM 
HTC is gearing up for a huge launch and the device is expected to be called the HTC 10. Recent renders show what the device looks like and it seems like a blend of the recent HTC A9 plus with certain qualities and elements from the HTC One M9 (and One M8 and One M7).
Leaked by Evan Blass, the HTC 10 will be launched sometime in mid-April for a possible May release. As for specs and any special differentiating features, we don't have a clear idea of that yet but HTC has promised that the camera this time around will be something really special. We will have to stay tuned until the official announcement is made.
Source: Venturebeat
Saturday, March 5, 2016 at 4:31AM 
By Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla
Theres' a level of design and detail on the Sennheiser Momentum In-Ear headphones that is sorely missing in a lot of competing generic looking earbud-type models. It is easy to miss out on the details, but the lightweight steel construction and impressive design do make these in-ear headphones more durable.
iOS devices have had their pick of top-notch headphones which incorporate microphones, music controls as well as provide an experience tuned to the iPhone's sound. Android devices, not so much. The Sennheiser Momentum In-Ear headphones level the playing field by offering control, quality and comfort for compatible Android devices.
It's strange that while Android is the leading mobile platform, it is still struggling in the realm of accessories such as headphones. The reason may be that while various OEM's share the same basic OS, the hardware specifications may be too nebulous for third party headphone makers to tackle universally.
Saturday, March 5, 2016 at 4:13AM 
Apple's mobile payments platform for the iPhone 6 and the Apple Watch is making progress towards ubiquity, at least in the US. 27 more banks have signed up with the service and will be offering their customers the option to make payments on their devices. Hit jump for a list of new Apple Pay partners.
