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Methinks the folks at Samsung's ad agency have been watching too much "Mad Men." When the company unveiled the Galaxy S III in London recently, the Korean phonemaker told us time and again its new flagship Android phone is "designed for humans." Today it revealed a new ad that somehow manages to take this little bit of slogan stupidity to a new level. The 60-second advertisement inexplicably starts out with a shot of a woman pretty clearly being felt up before melting into a montage of stock milestones from a stock lifetime -- wedding, childbirth, recital, etc. Presumably, I suppose, we should believe that the Galaxy S III is along for the ride all the way and although there's no way to tell it from the ad, Samsung's note for the video on YouTube inform us that it also "recognizes your voice (and) understands your intention."Be respectful, keep it civil and stay on topic. We delete comments that violate our policy, which we encourage you to read. Discussion threads can be closed at any time at our discretion.

The big question is how much will the new "Glow" Kindle cost, The Reuters source suggested that Amazon was "likely to keep prices the same, or raise them by a very small margin, if at all." (If history is any indicator, Amazon will undoubtedly undercut Barnes & Noble's $139 price), The Reuters protective case with reinforced corners for iphone xs article also quotes an analyst, Jennifer Colegrove, vice president of Emerging Display Technologies at DisplaySearch, an NPD Group company: "They [Amazon] can afford to add a front light because the component is not very expensive and their display otherwise uses very little energy."And what about new tablets and perhaps a larger version of the Kindle Fire that would compete directly with the iPad?..

Not surprisingly, the Reuters source says those are coming, too, but they'll arrive in the fall, closer to the holiday season. That seems like a reasonable assumption given that the original Kindle Fire was released in November of last year. A unnamed source tells Reuters that Amazon is aiming to release a Kindle with an integrated light in July. When Barnes & Noble launched a Nook e-reader with an integrated light last month, many speculated that it was only a matter of time before Amazon would release a new front-lit version of its monochrome Kindle e-ink e-reader. Well, according to an unnamed Reuter's source who's allegedly seen a prototype of the product, Amazon is aiming to have that new Kindle in stores by July.

For example, HBO recently updated protective case with reinforced corners for iphone xs the HBO Go Android app to support devices running Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich), But tablet users? Outta luck, Not for long, As PC Magazine reported last week, HBO Go for Android tablets is in the works and "coming early this summer," according to an HBO spokesperson, The updated app will be "optimized for most Android tablets, including Kindle Fire."The bad news? Same as always: You can't just buy HBO Go a-la-carte, If you want this awesomeness for Android, your Xbox, your Roku box, or the like, you must subscribe to HBO via your cable/satellite provider, And although most of the major ones are now carrying it, there are still some holdouts..

In fact, Comcast subscribers still can't get HBO Go via Roku, which annoys me to no end. But Comcast does support the current Android app (along with iOS versions), so there's no reason to think the upcoming update won't. And I'd be surprised to ever see the app on an Apple TV, though there is a way to watch HBO Go on an Apple TV, sort of. Personally, I'll be very happy to add HBO Go to my Kindle Fire. Between that, Netflix, and Amazon Prime, the little tablet will offer a better TV selection than anything else I own.