Xiaomi released a new earphone

Xiaomi released a new earphone

Xiaomi has also introduced a new pair of earphones with an updated design. It features brushed, anodized aluminum that is corrosion resistant. The earphones include a "Spiral Pipe" sound chamber and come with three pairs of silicon ear buds. It will work on most smartphones.

$17.31 Docking Keyboard for CUBE i7 4G Tablet

Product Features:
--CUBE Docking Keyboard for 11.6" CUBE i7 4G Tablet PC
--Special design for CUBE i7
--Comfortable buttons for input
--Best way to keep your tablet in style
--Color: Black
--Net Weight: 650 g / 22.93 oz
--Size: 300 x 180 x 10 mm / 11.81 x 7.09 x 0.39 inch
--Accessory ONLY, Tablet PC NOT included.

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Lei Jun Plays Godfather

And Lei Jun alone:

This cracks me up. What other executive of a large company would post photos of himself made up as a movie character?

Xiaomi has announced a new 40-inch smart TV -- Xiaomi Mi TV 2

Xiaomi has announced a new 40-inch smart TV -- Xiaomi Mi TV 2.

The new Mi TV 2 model features a 40-inch SHARP SDP X-GEN display panel with full HD pixel resolution and LED backlight mode with 5000:1 contrast ratio. Xiaomi has housed a quad-core 1.45 GHz MStar 6A908 mobile chipset paired with Mali-450MP4 GPU for graphics.

With mere 14.4 mm bezel the Mi TV 2 supports H.265 with 10-bit hardware decoding. It offers support for several file formats such as H.264, H.265, MPEG4, FLV, MOV, AVI, MKV, TS, MP4, and more.

Packing 1.5 GB DDR3 RAM, it offers only 8 GB on-board storage. By default it runs the MIUI TV operating system based on Android.

Specifications:
- 40" Full HD LED Sharp SDP X-GEN panel
- MStar 6A908 Cortex-A9 quad-core 1.45GHz CPU
- Mali-450 MP4 4+2-core GPU
- 1.5GB DDR3 RAM
- 8GB eMMC flash
- MIUI TV Android-based OS

More info on Xiaomi TV 2 >>

Google Keep version 3.1 update brings recurring reminders and label support

If you’ve been wanting a little more functionality out of Google Keep, this may be your lucky day. In an update to version 3.1, Google Keep is getting support for recurring reminders and labels to keep you more organized.

For starters, label support is a small way to keep your notes more organized. To add labels to a specific note, simply press the overflow menu and click Add label. A few default labels are included, but you can add your own if you’d like. After you’ve added labels to your notes, you can search for a specific tag from the main overview screen.

Recurring reminders have also been added, which will likely be a welcome addition for most Google Keep users. You can now set daily, weekly, monthly, yearly, or custom reminders and have each one occur over a period of time. Reminders in Keep have been around for awhile now, but the ability to make them repeat is a new feature.

None of these new enhancements are particularly innovative, but we’re sure everyone is happy that one of the best note taking apps is getting a little more functional. Version 3.1 is now rolling out in the Google Play Store, so follow the link below to check for the update.

Razer OSVR headset to come with Leap Motion support

Razer OSVR headset to come with Leap Motion support

Razer and Leap Motion have announced a partnership. What a weird combination, right? It makes total sense, though. Vision and movement are key elements of virtual reality, but what about your hands? It certainly wouldn’t feel natural to keep using controllers.

Razer’s OSVR developer headset is set for release alter in 2015. Leap Motion’s plan is to offer a face plate that will have their hand tracking technology built right in. Developers could then start creating gaming experience that go way beyond vision.

Opinion: We don’t know all the details yet, but this sure sounds like an amazing plan. I really hope I get to test this at a convention… soon!

Samsung Gear VR coming to Best Buy this month!

Samsung Gear VR coming to Best Buy this month!

Maybe live video is too old school for you. If what you want is to be in the action, you are probably looking into something like the Samsung Gear VR. Virtual reality is the next step in gaming and entertainment, and now we are learning you will be able to go test Samsung’s headset first hand.

The Samsung Gear VR Innovator Edition is currently available from Best Buy’s website, but they are now looking to bring it to over 100 stores nationwide. You will be able to waltz into your local Best Buy and test this product starting March 27th.

Opinion: Those who haven’t test this stuff really need to. There is no way we can explain to you how it feels to use a VR headset. Go check it out and thank us later. Oh, and it costs $200 bucks. Just in case you are interested. Do remember it’s only compatible with the Galaxy Note 4, though. One for the Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge is coming.