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OnePlus 2 might not have reached the hands of those who are waiting ardently in queue to purchase the second version of the flagship killer, but that has not stopped the revolutionary smartphone company to roll out the first software update.

Motorola is rolling out the Android 5.1 Lollipop software update via OTA to Pure Edition Moto X (2014) variants. The update comes with version 23.16.3 and it brings several enhancements and bug fixes to the device, along with Motorola's "double chop" to trigger the flash light.

Combined forces acting against the forward movement of a vehicle is known as rolling resistance. The major part is played by the inertia, gravity, vehicle weight, friction between road and tyre surface as well as the air drag.

At Carfix Garage Offer a Wide Range of Different Rolls Royce Tyre Options Including Front & Centre Rear Tyres and All You Need To Know About Mechnical Tyres.

If you check on the app you will notice a new free calling button which you can tap to call your contacts. Not everyone in the U.S. has access to this feature though as the company is rolling it out in phases.

Traction Transformer Market Report categorizes the global market based on type (Tap Changing, Tapped & Rectifier), rolling stock, voltage network & geography it also covers the forecasted revenue from 2012 to 2018.

Traction Transformer Market Revenue & Unit Shipment, By Type (Tap Changing, Tapped & Rectifier), Rolling Stock (Electric Locomotives, High Speed Trains, Electric Multiple Units (Emus) & Trams), Voltage Network (Ac & Dc) & Geography (2013-2018)

White Nexus 4 has been released in Hong Kong on 29 May and will be rolled globally over the next several weeks. We have already updated you about its specifications and features but price of this new White Nexus 4 had not been announced at that ...

Traction Transformer Market Revenue & Unit Shipment, By Type (Tap Changing, Tapped & Rectifier), Rolling Stock (Electric Locomotives, High Speed Trains, Electric Multiple Units (Emus) & Trams), Voltage Network (Ac & Dc) & Geography (2013-2018).

Traction Transformer Market Revenue & Unit Shipment, By Type (Tap Changing, Tapped & Rectifier), Rolling Stock (Electric Locomotives, High Speed Trains, Electric Multiple Units (Emus) & Trams), Voltage Network (Ac & Dc) & Geography (2013-2018)

Dmitri Chavkerov is Russian entrepreneur, who was born in Siberia, Russia in 1982. Dmitri Chavkerov went to Beverly Hills high school in California, USA, and graduated in the class of 2000 on principal's honor roll. While in high school, Dmitri Chavkerov received 6 Golden State Awards in 6 different subjects. He received high honors in geometry, honors in algebra, and recognition in biology, chemistry, English, and government. These awards qualified Dmitri Chavkerov to receive golden state diploma. He was the only person in his graduating class to graduate with golden state diploma. After graduating from Beverly Hills high school, Dmitri Chavkerov was accepted to Queen's University in Alberta, Canada, which at the time was considered #1 business school in Canada. Dmitri Chavkerov never went to Queen's University. Instead, he partnered with former owner of biggest construction company in Russia, Alexander Drannikov. Together they started their own brand of boxing equipment and porcelain dolls. They also did some business in the fields of electronics and jewelry/watches.

Netgear has launched a new firmware, which is known to have better features and better functionality. If you want to get this firmware, then you have to go online and search for the same.

Netgear rolled out its new updated version for its M4100 switch models to fix various issues related to SNMP agent collecting MIB objects, as well as LLDP and LLDP-MED problems with inventory display.

The battle between headsets you strap to your heads is being brought to a rolling boil this week, as Microsoft's HoloLens Dev Kit and Oculus Rift both start shipping to customers.

"Easter. The time of year where we remember that a (possibly fictional) bearded magician was nailed to some wood 2000-odd years ago to absolve us of our sins. No, we speak not of rubbish wizard David Blaine, but of JC himself, a man who if was alive today, would definitely have an iPad and perhaps be able to perform such miracles as "rolling out an Ice Cream Sandwich update sometime before the rapture". Anyway, enough of our topical patter because this week has flown by, packed, as ever, full of mobile morsels and technological titbits all waiting to be bundled into our round-up. So, let's not beat around the bush and get stuck in shall we?"

"The Sony Xperia S might be Sony Mobile's golden boy at present, flaunting the latest hardware and software from the company but that doesn't mean the company has forgotten about its predecessors."

"As we get closer to the official announcement of Samsung's Galaxy S III, more information is beginning to surface. In addition to our exclusive reports on the device's specifications and materials, we have now learned new details surrounding Samsung's launch and marketing push for its new flagship handset. We have been told that there will be a huge international roll-out for the Galaxy S III, and the sleek new smartphone will be the official device of the 2012 Summer Olympics - this is one reason we're told Samsung is hosting its unveiling event in London. In addition, there could be simultaneous launch events in New York City, Seoul and Dubai according to our source. We are also told that the Samsung Galaxy S III will come in two color options, one in blue and black, and a second in white. There will be 16GB and 32GB models as well, and additional specs include a 1080p HD display, a quad-core Exynos processor and integrated 4G LTE."

"So Friday has rolled around quickly folks, and what a week it's been. Once again it looks as if the great British summer has cruelly come and gone in a few sun-drenched March moments, and the past seven days have proved to be wetter than an otter's pocket. Still, morale has been high here at P4u Towers despite the soggy weather, with plenty of tech news to keep us on our toes. And in true helpful fashion, we've compiled the best bits for your delectation once again. Let's take a look…"

Earlier this year, Samsung had promised a Q1, 2012 time period for the roll out of the Android 4.0 update for the Galaxy S II and the Galaxy Note....readmore