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Qualcomm grows Snapdragon 200 family with six new chips, targets emerging markets -
Just because Qualcomm's gone to plaid (aka.
Adafruit smart helmet guides bike riders with Arduino-based light shows (video) -
Bike sharing systems like New York's Citi Bike may be taking off, but it's doubtful that many participants can find every station without checking a map.
Dolphin browser for Android adds redesigned UI, new store for web apps -
Dolphin has done a pretty fine job when it comes to keeping its browser loaded with plenty of handy features, both on Android and iOS.
Netflix renews Hemlock Grove for a second season -
Netflix's first foray into the horror genre seems to have gone well, as the company announced it's renewing Hemlock Grove for a second season.
Hey, bounty hunters: Microsoft is paying $100k for Windows 8.1 Preview exploits -
Chalk up one more reason to check out Windows 8.
FTC planning to take on patent trolls, hopes to reduce frivolous lawsuits -
Sick of endless patent wars yet? According to the New York Times, so is the Federal Trade Commission.
Samsung reportedly shipping 55-inch OLED TV to South Korea next week -
Samsung told us to expect its 55-inch OLED TV sometime in July, but there's now a chance that South Koreans will get an early look.
Logitech ships Harmony Ultimate Hub in August for $100, remote not required -
To date, home theater mavens who've wanted Logitech's Harmony Ultimate Hub have had to buy it as part of a Harmony Ultimate or Harmony Smart Control bundle -- neither kit being a bargain for viewers with existing gear.
LG's Optimus G followup to feature a Snapdragon 800 CPU -
LG and Qualcomm have enjoyed a close relationship for mobile phone chips, and it appears that will continue with the next Optimus G device, which is due in Q3.
Samsung Galaxy Mega 6.3 revisits the FCC with AT&T-native LTE -
Yes, we've seen Samsung's Galaxy Mega 6.
