Marshmallow update hitting Honor 7 units in EU

Huawei has started rolling out the Android 6.0 Marshmallow update to Honor 7 units in the EU.

Oculus Rift shipments begin

Three months after Oculus Rift went up for pre-order, the Oculus Rift has started shipping, with deliveries beginning March 28. This was announced by Oculus CEO Brendan Iribe in a tweet.

Production cost of AMOLED screens is now lower than LCD's

According to an analysis done by IHS Technology, AMOLED screen production cost is now lower than that of LCD screens. Production costs in the first quarter of the year for a 5" 1080p display amount to $14.30 for an AMOLED panel compared to $14.60 for an LCD one.

iTunes U App Gets Support for Managed Apple IDs, Shared iPad, Spotlight Search

Apple has updated iTunes U with support for managed Apple IDs, Spotlight Search, improved offline syncing, and more.

Shazam Can Now Add Tracks to Your Apple Music Playlists

Shazam has released an update to its app that lets iOS 9.3 users add tracks to their Apple Music playlists.

Apple Releases New Build of iOS 9.3 for iPad 2 to Fix Activation Issues

Apple has released a new build of iOS 9.3 for the iPad 2 that likely fixes activation issues encountered by some users when updating.

Apple Music for Android gets a widget

Apple Has updated the Apple Music app on Android, and changed a handful of things, including a new widget. Now, you can have a widget for the app on your homescreen.

BMW integrates Android apps into 2016 7 Series iDrive

BMW has announced at the New York International Auto Show a new app integration for Android versions of Spotify, iHeartRadio, and Pandora into the 7 2016 7 Series' iDrive.

Android 6.0 based MIUI China stable ROM available for Mi 3/Mi 4

Xiaomi has released Android 6.0 Marshmallow MIUI ROM for the Mi 3 and Mi 4 smartphones. V7.2.8.0.MXDCNDB is currently only available for the Chinese region, which means you can install it on any Mi 3 and Mi 4 but being the Chinese ROM you won't get any of the Google apps pre-installed.

Google working on Periscope competitor

Google is working on a competitor to Twitter's popular video streaming app, Periscope, and also the new Facebook Live . It is reported to be Called YouTube Connect, the service would pretty much be like Periscope, according to sources at VentureBeat. The app will be available on Android and iOS