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TechnologyTell Review: High Resolution Technologies dSp and more In This Issue... TechnologyTell Review: High Resolution Technologies dSp Best Buy sells leather Moto 360 for $220, metallic models at $250 Samsung reportedly sold over 600k Galaxy Note Edge units Make it stop: Another batch of Galaxy S6 renders surfaces, plus schematics Sprint Galaxy S5 to get Android 5.0 Lollipop today Android 5.0 Lollipop goes out to HTC One M7 Unlocked and Dev editions Netflix will expand to Japan in the fall AMPL "smart backpack" promises a compelling way to charge your devices Second-gen Nvidia Shield Tablet with Tegra X1 rumored for March unveil Twitter CEO admits company doesn't handle abuse well Search GadgeTell TechnologyTell Review: High Resolution Technologies dSp Mr. Hobson, you owe me an email reply While attending CES 2015, I made a point to visit as many audio-related booths as I could. While floating through the upper floors in the Venetian, I happened to pop into the suite for High Resolution Technologies. Why? Because they were playing some fun music loud enough to lure me in (unlike almost half of the other suites on those three floors). After what must have been at least a 20-minute conversation with the team, including CEO Michael Hobson, I left the suite with high spirits, great information, and a diminutive audio gadget tucked in my bag. Normally, I refuse on-the-spot product offers (as well as any other handouts at CES, other than USB press kits), but the clear-bagged package was no bigger than a brace of USB flash drives anyway. I didn't get a serious chance to test it until I got back home. What I heard thoroughly impressed me. But when I searched for a product page with more information, I came up totally empty! I found all of HRT's other products (also on Amazon), but not this one. Little did I know that in about three weeks time I would have my answer. Design The High Resolution Technologies dSp (and i-dSp) is currently funding on Kickstarter. What I've had in my possession this entire time has been an early production unit. I have no idea what, if any, tweaks may be made from my unit to the new ones to be created. But as far as I'm concerned, it doesn't need any. So small, yet so capable! It's about the size of your average USB flash drive, but noticeably lighter. When you pick it up, you might assume that there is nothing in the High Resolution Technologies dSp, since all you feel and hear is plastic. But… Continue reading TechnologyTell Review: High Resolution Technologies dSp Related posts: TechnologyTell Review: Qube2 Bluetooth Mini-Speaker TechnologyTell Review: FAVI Boomerang Wireless Speaker TechnologyTell Review: Jabra Solemate Mini Speaker The post TechnologyTell Review: High Resolution Technologies dSp appeared first on GadgeTell.      • Email to a friend • Article Search • View comments • Track comments •   Best Buy sells leather Moto 360 for $220, metallic models at $250 Perhaps sensing the danger of Apple Watch's imminent release, and increasing pressure from the uber-praised LG G Watch R, Motorola has just joined hands with Best Buy to trim Moto 360 prices. Typically available for $250 and up, the beautiful circular wearable starts at $220 on BB, presumably for a limited time only. Compatible with all Android… Continue reading Best Buy sells leather Moto 360 for $220, metallic models at $250 Related posts: Metal, leather Moto 360 bands available through AT&T Moto 360 available with metal bands from Motorola, LG G Watch R on sale in Play Store Motorola Moto 360 now available from O2 UK for £200 The post Best Buy sells leather Moto 360 for $220, metallic models at $250 appeared first on GadgeTell.      • Email to a friend • Article Search • View comments • Track comments • Samsung reportedly sold over 600k Galaxy Note Edge units Last year at the IFA 2014 in Berlin, Samsung unveiled the Galaxy Note Edge which featured a curved display on one side of the screen, and offered access to some apps. The handset was said to launch in select markets across the globe, and is more expensive than the standard Samsung Galaxy Note 4. According to a new… Continue reading Samsung reportedly sold over 600k Galaxy Note Edge units Related posts: Samsung Galaxy Note 4 and Note 4 Edge delayed in Australia Finally, Verizon picks up Samsung’s Galaxy Note Edge (US Cellular, too) Samsung Galaxy Note Edge out in South Korea, more markets to follow The post Samsung reportedly sold over 600k Galaxy Note Edge units appeared first on GadgeTell.      • Email to a friend • Article Search • View comments • Track comments •   Make it stop: Another batch of Galaxy S6 renders surfaces, plus schematics We like rumors and purported product leaks as much as the next gadget-centric website, so you'll rarely catch us complaining of too much information floating around. But this is one of those uncommon instances, with piles and piles of Galaxy S6 renders, concept images and live pics revealed of late. Clearly, they're not all legit, so filtering the… Continue reading Make it stop: Another batch of Galaxy S6 renders surfaces, plus schematics Related posts: Rumor-Based Samsung Galaxy S5 Renders Pop Up, Looking Hot and Plausible Samsung Galaxy S6 metal skeleton pictured from all angles Samsung Galaxy Note Edge shows its curved display The post Make it stop: Another batch of Galaxy S6 renders surfaces, plus schematics appeared first on GadgeTell.      • Email to a friend • Article Search • View comments • Track comments • Sprint Galaxy S5 to get Android 5.0 Lollipop today Verizon may have kicked off the Android 5.0 Lollipop update for the Samsung Galaxy S5, but users on other networks don't have to worry, especially those who are tied to Sprint. The carrier has also started rolling out the Android 5.0 Lollipop update for its Samsung Galaxy S5, which brings all the goodness of the latest operating system to the handset. Continue reading Sprint Galaxy S5 to get Android 5.0 Lollipop today Related posts: Android 5.0 Lollipop rolling out for the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 in Russia Sprint promptly joins Samsung Galaxy S5’s Lollipop update party AT&T Releases Android 4.3 Update for Galaxy S III The post Sprint Galaxy S5 to get Android 5.0 Lollipop today appeared first on GadgeTell.      • Email to a friend • Article Search • View comments • Track comments •   Android 5.0 Lollipop goes out to HTC One M7 Unlocked and Dev editions HTC may have overestimated a little its software update skills and especially the carriers' eagerness to join them on the Lollipop train. Still, that self-imposed 90-day deadline for Android 5.0 bumps on the One M7 and M8 will not be missed by much as far as some flavors of the two are concerned. Sprint took everybody by surprise and started… Continue reading Android 5.0 Lollipop goes out to HTC One M7 Unlocked and Dev editions Related posts: HTC One M8 unlocked and Dev Edition score Lollipop, up next carrier models Lollipop must wait, as AT&T barely rolls out Android 4.4.4 to HTC One M8 Stop, Lollipop time! HTC One M8 treated to Android 5.0 update in Europe The post Android 5.0 Lollipop goes out to HTC One M7 Unlocked and Dev editions appeared first on GadgeTell.      • Email to a friend • Article Search • View comments • Track comments • Netflix will expand to Japan in the fall Japan is one of the upcoming markets that will receive Netflix streaming for movies and TV shows. Netflix has announced it will introduce streaming services to the market in the fall. Little was said about the launch in the company's post about the expansion. Though, Netflix did say it would have a lot of Japanese-specific content available for streaming upon… Continue reading Netflix will expand to Japan in the fall Related posts: Netflix is looking to expand internationally in 2011 Netflix hitting up Canada starting this fall Netflix is expanding to 43 more countries in Latin America The post Netflix will expand to Japan in the fall appeared first on GadgeTell.      • Email to a friend • Article Search • View comments • Track comments • AMPL "smart backpack" promises a compelling way to charge your devices First I was sitting on airport and convention center floors, huddled next to outlets and furtively charging my laptop and phone. Then I was carrying around a portable charger in my bag to charge my devices on the go. Super convenient! But what if your bag was the charger? Continue reading AMPL “smart backpack” promises a compelling way to charge your devices Related posts: GadgeTell Review: KOPi Multiple USB Power Strip, High-Speed Charge 8 USB Devices at Once Timbuk2 Power Commute messenger and Power Q backpack bags are now keeping your devices charged while on the go GadgeTell Review: KOPi K_Bar Power Strip and Dual USB Charger, Charge Both iOS and Android Devices Together The post AMPL “smart backpack” promises a compelling way to charge your devices appeared first on GadgeTell.      • Email to a friend • Article Search • View comments • Track comments • Second-gen Nvidia Shield Tablet with Tegra X1 rumored for March unveil Nvidia's Shield Portable experiment failed miserably, there's no question about that, but the chip maker bravely pulled together and hit it out of the park with the Shield Tablet. That's probably a bit of a stretch, yet we have to figure the 8-inch Android gaming device impressed at the box-office, since a sequel is on the way. We know that from a source which… Continue reading Second-gen Nvidia Shield Tablet with Tegra X1 rumored for March unveil Related posts: Benchmark uncovers Nvidia Shield sequel with Tegra K1 chip, 4 GB RAM Nvidia inadvertently confirms gaming-oriented ‘Shield Tablet’ Leaked: Press shot of presumed Nvidia Shield Android tablet The post Second-gen Nvidia Shield Tablet with Tegra X1 rumored for March unveil appeared first on GadgeTell.      • Email to a friend • Article Search • View comments • Track comments • Twitter CEO admits company doesn't handle abuse well All social networks have their fair share of abusive behavior, whether its Facebook, Google Plus, or Twitter. Though, in the case of Twitter, there has been a massive amount of abuse that is not seen with its competitors. Dick Costolo, CEO of Twitter, now admits the company has not handled abuse… Continue reading Twitter CEO admits company doesn't handle abuse well Related posts: Twitter bans third party ad networks Rumors claim next Twitter CEO will be Adam Bain iOS 5 creates significantly more Twitter sign-ups The post Twitter CEO admits company doesn't handle abuse well appeared first on GadgeTell.      • Email to a friend • Article Search • View comments • Track comments •

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