Samsung Galaxy Note 4 leaks in photo, once again in disguise

Last week, we showed you a 15 second video of what allegedly has been the Samsung Galaxy Note 4. The phablet was wearing a case to disguise it, and to keep the design secret until its September 3rd unveiling. Today, we now have a photograph of that same handset that was featured in the video, wearing the same exact case.

The Samsung Galaxy Note 4 will probably be introduced on September 3rd for the Samsung UNPACKED event in Berlin. The festivities start at 2pm Berlin moment. More than ever, Samsung is relying on its top-shelf phablet to help reverse course financially. The company has had a couple of tough quarters, and even the Samsung Galaxy S5 couldn't bail out the maker. This could be why Samsung has started teasing the device with quite a few internet videos.

This coming Friday, we should get to view the Samsung Galaxy Note 4 sans situation. At the same time, we have to learn all about the new features that Sammy has stuffed into the phablet.

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Google silently launches Chrome 64-bit Canary and Dev channel for Mac OS X users

Google  recently released a 64-bit version beta version of Chrome regarding Windows 7 and 8 users and to have an encore the company has turned their efforts towards Apple’s OS X. The seek giant has silently added 64-bit assistance to its Firefox Canary and Dev routes for Mac users. If you’re running the most up-to-date version of Canary on your own Mac, the computer software should read as 64-bit capable in its About loss.

Now, before you rush to take advantage of this new 64-bit goodness, please be advised that Canary and Dev releases are not final builds of Google’s web browser, so expect to encounter a bug or two along the way. This update comes about two months after Google’s 64-bit push for its Windows Canary and Dev channels, so the company appears to be taking a no platform left behind approach.

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