A few days ago, the well-known Taiwanese company Acer announced two 10-inch 2-in-1 notebooks originally designed for students and budget-conscious families – the Acer Switch V 10 and Switch One 10. Though companies generally tend to go for the bigger brands when choosing a device (Apple, Dell, A
Though it’s not necessarily a company that we usually find at the top of the netbook chain, every now and then Acer launches a product that needs to be acknowledged. Acer recently announced the latest addition to its ultra-slim S series notebooks, the Aspire S 13, a perfectly engineered thin and p
For a while now, HTC has been in a somewhat similar situation as Samsung before the Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge release. The Taiwanese company’s previous smartphones were fairly disappointing, and as a result other manufacturers were biting out of HTC’s once solid mobile market share. Improvements had to
“Ever wondered what this pocket’s for?” – asked Steve Jobs while pointing at the small pocket from his jeans more than 10 years ago, at the introduction of iPod Nano. “I’ve always wondered that. Well now we know,” he added, while producing the iPod from his pocket. It was one of those moments that e
With competition biting at Samsung’s slice of the affordable-mobile-market (i.e. Motorola, Huawei, Xiaomi), the Korean company had to prove that it can also build high-end, quality devices. Enter the S6 series, which were meant to do just that. Though the overall impact of the smartphones was p
So here’s what happened – in case you missed it: after the Super Bowl 50 ended on Sunday night, and [spoiler alert] the Broncos won the game, the CEO of Apple took a quick picture of the aftermath of the game, and posted it on Twitter. The picture (presumably shot with an iPhone) shows what appears
