 A standout with extreme affordability, tongue-in-cheek product names, little software gimmicks innovations and big biometric breakthroughs these past few months, ZTE was bound to get serious about its mainstream high-end prospects sooner or later. Perhaps unsurprisingly, the top-tier, conventionally specced out Nubia Z9 Max has gone official in China right on time to take on Samsung's Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge or HTC's One M9. Considerably cheaper than all… Continue reading ZTE throws its hat in the Android flagship ring with $400 Nubia Z9 Max The post ZTE throws its hat in the Android flagship ring with $400 Nubia Z9 Max appeared first on GadgeTell.  Despite the advances in digital tech, writing on a screen with a stylus or stylus-type device doesn't quite compare to a traditional pen. But we're getting really close. However, some people still prefer to use a regular writing instrument, be it for the handling, creative experience, or good ole' fashioned nostalgia. But if you want the best of both worlds – digital productivity and the feel of real ink – the Neo Smartpen N2 is now available to order. If this product sounds… Continue reading Neo Smartpen N2 now available for consumer purchase The post Neo Smartpen N2 now available for consumer purchase appeared first on GadgeTell.   Crunch time is nigh, and several US retailers know full well it's going to be game over for older Samsung handhelds once the sizzling hot Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge see daylight. Amazon ergo started discounting the S5 and Note 4 a good few weeks back, and now Best Buy joins the party yard sale with slightly better deals, including for Galaxy Tab Pros. The high-end 10.1 incher, although yet to be upgraded… Continue reading Best Buy discounts selection of Samsung gadgets in Galaxy S6 anticipation The post Best Buy discounts selection of Samsung gadgets in Galaxy S6 anticipation appeared first on GadgeTell.   Hot on Sprint's heels, a second wireless carrier stateside has scored LG's highly desirable G Flex 2 smartphone, but surprisingly, this is no "Big Four" member. Instead, it's the distant number five, US Cellular, which services about 4.75 million people as of December 2014. While we wouldn't call USC an irrelevant telecom player, it's clearly no Sprint or T-Mobile competitor, let alone a fierce rival for Verizon or AT&T. Why… Continue reading LG G Flex 2 costs $150 with contracts, $630 outright at US Cellular The post LG G Flex 2 costs $150 with contracts, $630 outright at US Cellular appeared first on GadgeTell.  | |
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Facebook is currently testing a video autoplay function that will make videos begin playing automatically after a user watches a different video. The feature is similar to the autoplay function found on Netflix which also has a new piece of content begin playing immediately after a user's current viewing… 
YouTube is said to be working on a competitor to Twitch, the largest game streaming service. Amazon acquired Twitch for $1 billion last year, proving to many that game streaming is massive and is only going to continue growing. Now, Google may want to battle Twitch with a relaunched and re-done… 
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