It can be very tempting to get caught up in the craze of audio upgrading. The latest speakers look great, can come in a variety of colors, and almost always have Bluetooth wireless. If you have an older system, it's that last feature that feels the most missed. Today's mobile lifestyle, with variety of sources to stream music, practically necessitates wireless connectivity. But you don't have to trade out your powerful, beloved speaker system. A Bluetooth upgrade is an efficient and affordable way to enhance what you already own. Design & Connectivity The Nyrius Songo HiFi Bluetooth music receiver weighs in small, discreet, yet with a touch of style when you're looking at the top. But this is only after you remove all the residual glue from peeling back the sticker. Bad form! I hate unnecessary scratches as much as I dislike adhesive removal (it wasn't so terrible – thumbs rubbed it off and a few wipes with Pocket Toddy gave it proper polish).  All you need, power and audio cables. If you took an Altoids tin and squashed it down to more of a square shape, then it and the Nyrius Songo would share similar form. The size is nice, which doesn't really matter that much once it's been connected to some speaker. The Nyrius Songo is tethered by power and audio output cables, so it's likely to blend in the background and be forgotten. As long a it works flawlessly, right? What's cool about the Nyrius Songo is that it has an optical connection… Continue reading TechnologyTell Review: Nyrius Songo HiFi Bluetooth music receiver The post TechnologyTell Review: Nyrius Songo HiFi Bluetooth music receiver appeared first on GadgeTell.   For a typically very secretive company, HTC has been unusually candid about its smartwatch entry plans for the past year or so. As you'd expect from the architects of such phone beauts as the One M8 and M9, a lot of thought is put into the design of this "One Watch". The same goes for its selection of… Continue reading HTC ‘keeps working’ on its elusive first smartwatch, no new ETA offered The post HTC ‘keeps working’ on its elusive first smartwatch, no new ETA offered appeared first on GadgeTell.   Not too long ago, HTC unveiled their latest flagship device, the HTC One M9, at the Mobile World Congress 2015. As always, the company was a little mum about the pricing of the handset, but it may cost $599 in the US. The information was revealed from the rules of the HTC One M9 sweepstakes where a user could just enter a chance to win the latest flagship device from the Taiwanese… Continue reading HTC One M9 To Cost $599? The post HTC One M9 To Cost $599? appeared first on GadgeTell.   Just when we thought Sony had a bona fide hit on its hands, and maybe Android's best shot at challenging Apple's dominance in the slate landscape, the Xperia Z4 Tablet went up for pre-orders in France. That's obviously not the bad news. The bad news is the ludicrous "bounty" put on the 2K res-capable, 6.1 mm slim 10 incher. The "entry-level" configuration, sans 4G LTE… Continue reading Sony Xperia Z4 Tablet price revealed: €559 and up in Europe The post Sony Xperia Z4 Tablet price revealed: €559 and up in Europe appeared first on GadgeTell.   Knowing Alcatel, and its typical "quantity over quality" M.O., it was obviously surprising to see the French mobile manufacturer keep the MWC 2015 announcements to a minimum. Even more uncharacteristic, the upper mid-range OneTouch Idol 3 handheld pair stood out from the crowd, albeit with a decidedly gimmicky feature. Not to worry, though, as the traditional onslaught of interchangeable affordable gear continues in 3, 2,… Continue reading Alcatel intros Pixi 3 phones and tablets, Hero 2+ phablet with Cyanogen OS The post Alcatel intros Pixi 3 phones and tablets, Hero 2+ phablet with Cyanogen OS appeared first on GadgeTell.  | |
It seems Samsung is quite busy not just with the Mobile World Congress 2015, but also when it comes to releasing the latest Android 5.0 Lollipop update for a bunch of its handsets. In a recent move, the Korean company has started rolling out the latest Android 5.0 Lollipop update for the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 in India. It's not just… 
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