We have just posted up Episode #208 of Weekly Tech Update.  In this episode we are discussing Firefox’s mobile OS may hit shelves this summer, 2013 is the year of the 3DS and Toshiba releases the Kirabook.  We have those stories and more. . .  Below are the show notes.
 

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If you are waiting for the Galaxy S4 and want to find out how awesome this phone is, you will want to check out the full review.  The Samsung Galaxy S-Series has been around for quite a while and so far, each iteration of the phone has offered a large number of hardware and software improvements.  The S4 offers a lot more software improvements this time around than actual hardware improvements, but it still might be worth the upgrade.

Despite the fact that its predecessor sold millions upon millions of units in the past year, the Galaxy S 4 isn't alone in its quest for global Android domination this time. HTC, the underdog of the fight, has launched the One, a flagship that rivals the GS 4 in almost every way and does so in a physically attractive package complete with a solid aluminum build. Where do these two devices stand in comparison to each other? Does the GS 4 reign supreme? Will its onslaught of new software features send the phone to the top of the pack?

Source: Engadget

We have just posted up another Android App Pick of the Week and this week we are being very helpful with a great App that can save your bacon.  Often, mobile operating systems don't have a way (natively) to restore files that you've deleted.  That's where Dumpster Recycle Bin comes in.  It's a free App that has a lot of promise and a bright future - like when you recover a bunch of files that you've accidentally deleted.

Take a look and see how handy this App can be!

In a recent radio interview with Eric Schmidt, he explained that Google Glass is about a "year-ish" away from public access.  There have been some pretty impressive improvements and development in this project, and while you may or may not like the way this technology is going - you have to admit, it's pretty interesting.  At $1,500 Google can't afford to make any mistakes with this product or they will get torn to shreds, but it's really interesting to see peoples reactions now that some of the NDA has been lifted.

He said there would soon be thousands of Google Glasses in use. “The fact of the matter is that we'll have to develop some new social etiquette. It's obviously not appropriate to wear these glasses in situations where recording is not correct. Companies like Google have a very important responsibility to keep your information safe but you have a responsibility as well which is to understand what you're doing, how you're doing it, and behave appropriately and also keep everything up to date.”

Source: Telegraph