Google will look to compete with Apple's new models of iPhones and iPads when they are released later this year. Google is not just intent on releasing a single model to pit against the competition though, and speculation insists they will be introducing variants of the Nexus 6 and the high-powered Nexus 8.
Attack on Titan, also known as Shingeki No Kyojin in Japan, was released last year and it is, no doubt, one of the most popular animes to come out in the previous year. It was the adaptation of the 2009 Manga, which was illustrated by Hajime Iyasama, and is about human kind's struggle to protect their city against giant called "Titans", who happen to have a knack of destroying all things and munching on people.
Apple has confirmed that it will be holding a big unveiling event on September 9, 2014, and to most this means that an unveiling and announcement of the iPhone 6 will be made. Ordinarily after an unveiling, Apple schedules an official release date just shortly after the event, and there is likely to be no difference this time around.
September 3 is going to be a great day for Sony Xperia fans as the Xperia team will unveil another set of great Android smart devices. Sony is likely to reveal three new devices in their press event in Berlin, prior to IFA 2014's official start date in September 5.
Other characters to be included as DLC, according to the leak, are Wolf from Star Fox, Lucas from Mother 3 and Chorusmen from Rhythm Heaven. Aside from the clear screen that showed the potential default set of characters of the game, part of the footage also showed a good chunk of the gameplay, but this is still subject to change until we see the official gameplay footage once the title comes out.
The GoPro Hero 4 has been set with a release date of March 2015, according to recent reports. The camera is popular and well-known among those looking to capture video footage and photos in extreme sports settings.
A new employment review released by Apple, Inc. indicates the Silicon Valley-based tech company employs primarily white and Asian males for its U.S. tech jobs.
The American Family Association is calling on its supporters to contact RadioShack and express their disapproval of two recent television ads that they say promote sexuality and masturbation for teenage boys.
A company has recently created a "virtually indestructible" Bible that can allegedly survive several mishaps, including water and dirt damage, as well as float in water.
A tech columnist recently explained why he has chosen to back the new Kickstarter campaign that seeks to reinvent the format of the Bible so it can be more easily read, looking for like a novel than the traditional Holy Book.
A Christian pastor who has spent years building relationships with Muslims and a historian who has studied Islamic history and doctrine debated whether Islam’s theological and political teachings allow the religion to coexist with Western society. Roberts said he once feared things like Sharia, or Islamic law, but realized the U.S. Constitution wouldn’t allow it.
A Christian teacher with 28 years of experience has filed a discrimination claim against a school in northeast England after being dismissed following a pro-life response to a student’s question about abortion. Anita Meston, 63, is suing Biddick Academy, a state-funded secondary school in Washington, Sunderland, according to ADF International, which is supporting her case.
A Christian pastor is facing a criminal charge after refusing to leave a sidewalk outside the Chinese Embassy in Washington while protesting China’s treatment of religious minorities. The Rev. Patrick Mahoney, leader of the Christian Defense Coalition, said in a Sept. 28 Facebook post that he was “arrested by the United States Secret Service for peacefully praying on a public sidewalk in front of the Chinese Embassy.”
Christian leaders are divided over plans to livestream the firing-squad execution of Nidal Hasan, the former Army major convicted of killing 13 people and wounding 32 others in the 2009 Fort Hood shooting. Hasan, who served as an Army psychiatrist, represented himself during his 2013 military trial, acknowledged carrying out the attack and was sentenced to death.
A Maryland appeals court has rejected a challenge brought by 37 churches against the United Methodist Church’s Baltimore-Washington Conference over property and financial requirements connected to leaving the denomination. A three-judge panel of the Appellate Court of Maryland unanimously ruled in 'The Methodist Church of Cape St. Claire et al. v. The Baltimore Washington Conference of the United Methodist Church, Inc., et al.'