As part of our never ending series of features designed to help you find terrific free iOS apps, we’ve found four more apps that were previous paid that have now gone free for an undetermined amount of time. Taken together, these four apps used to cost $10 total but you can now get every single one of them for free if you act right this minute.
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The Moto 360 is one of the highly anticipated smartwatches expected to launch this year, but Motorola is not ready to share details about it. Luckily, Italian publication Mister Gadget managed to score an extensive hands-on experience with the device, revealing several details about it that are yet to be officially acknowledged.
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Multiple reports have already confirmed that Apple will unveil the iPhone 6 on September 9th during a special media event, which is in line with Apple’s usual fall product launch schedule. While it’s not clear whether the company will unveil both the 4.7-inch and the 5.5-inch iPhone 6 models, both devices have appeared in numerous leaks. A Twitter user on Tuesday has posted more iPhone 6 pictures which show the same iPhone 6 unit that was featured in many other similar leaks.
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Microsoft is definitely not setting high standards for bedside manner when it comes to laying off Nokia employees. MarketWatch reports that Microsoft is trying to assuage anger in China over its plan to ax thousands of Nokia employees by offering laid off Chinese workers… wait for it… a free Nokia handset.
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Samsung is getting ready to announce a couple of new flagship devices in the coming weeks, including the Galaxy Alpha and Galaxy Note 4, both destined to fight the iPhone 6 this year. The latter is Samsung’s second high-end handset of the year, and the company will unveil it during a special media event scheduled for September 3rd in Berlin, at IFA 2014.
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Apple and Samsung have reached an agreement to settle some of their lawsuits, Bloomberg repots, but that doesn’t mean the legal spat between the two most profitable smartphone makers in the world is over. Apparently, Apple and Samsung will stop their fighting in courts only in international markets — including Australia, Japan, South Korea, Germany, France, Italy, Netherlands and U.K. — which means the most important court battle between the two will remain active. Furthermore, no licensing agreement has been inked yet between the two.
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The Sprint/T-Mobile merger’s new lease on life apparently was only good for a few hours. The Wall Street Journal brings us word that Sprint has officially given up its quest to buy T-Mobile for $32 billion and will instead try to go it alone in its quest to regain customers and repair its tarnished brand. Apparently Sprint found that U.S. regulators were so completely opposed to the idea of the two carriers merging that it wasn’t worth it to try to get the merger approved.
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College kids across America, rejoice — your already cushy lives just got even easier. A new app called Push for Pizza has hit the iTunes App Store and it’s just as stupidly simple as Yo while also being vastly more useful. As the app’s name suggests, it’s literally a way for you to order a pizza to be delivered right to your address just with the push of a button.
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So let’s say you want a Galaxy S5, but you don’t want to pay full price for it. With a slew of new smartphones on the way this fall, you’re only willing to pay half price for Samsung’s 2014 flagship phone — well, you’re in luck. It was announced on Tuesday that the blindingly bright Electric Blue Galaxy S5 will be coming exclusively to Best Buy on August 17th for the low price of $99.
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In its bid to change patent law to effectively protect useful inventions and prevent trolls from taking advantage of the system, the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) has initiated a somewhat humorous “Stupid Patent of the Month” series in which it plans to shame the current patent system.
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