Even Tiny microSD Cards Have Chips That Can Be Hacked
Andrew "bunnie" Huang and Sean "xobs" Cross have discovered a way to hack even the small microSD cards that go inside current smartphones and tablets…
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Yikes: NSA Can Turn On Your iPhone's Camera, Mic Without You Knowing [Updated]
The National Security Agency (NSA) has apparently able to hack the iPhone since 2008, according to a Der Spiegel interactive report that looks at the…
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Brainlike Processors Coming From Qualcomm Next Year
Qualcomm is among several companies working on brainlike processors, The New York Times has learned, and the chipmaker is expected to come out with a…
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Ona Bags Lima And Presidio Camera Strap Review: Classy, Sexy, Useful
For those who've been following my reviews over the years, you'll likely be well aware of how fond I am of Ona Bags. It's a…
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Newly Discovered Apple Tech Points To An Exciting Future For The iPhone
Apple has been granted two new patents that could change how users interact with iOS devices, AppleInsider recently reported. One newly awarded patent describes an intelligent…
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T-Mobile's Next Move Could Be Devastating For AT&T And Verizon
T-Mobile CEO John Legere hinted that his company was about to make another big splash in the wireless industry and if this report from TmoNews…
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2013: The Year Twitter Became Too Big To Actually Follow
Do me a solid, will you? Imagine the sweet, succulent release in finally letting go of something that's been dragging you down, and then take…
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How The Original iPhone Forced Google To Completely Rebuild Android
The day Steve Jobs unveiled the original iPhone model (January 9th, 2007,) Google's Android team, which had been secretly working on a smartphone for two…
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It Looks Like The Galaxy S5 Might Not Be As Exciting As We Thought
Samsung's upcoming fifth-generation flagship Galaxy smartphone is already shaping up to be one of the highlights of 2014, but a new report suggests that the…
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How One Mobile Browser Is Trying To Save Online Privacy
Dolphin on Wednesday announced a new browser application for Android, which aims to protect the user's privacy while browsing the web, essentially becoming a "Snapchat of…
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How Apple Saved Us From A World Filled With Ugly QWERTY Phones
It's easy to forget but there was a time when smartphones weren't nearly as stylish as today's big-name devices such as the iPhone 5s, the…
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The Best Smartphones In The World, 2013 Edition (Part 3)
Part one of our three-part series on the best smartphones of 2013 listed the best smartphone design, performance and display of the year, and then part…
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Amazon's Secret Weapon (No, It's Not Drones)
A new report from market research firm Consumer Intelligence Research Partners reveals Amazon's not-so-secret secret weapon. The weapon itself — Amazon Prime — is hardly…
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The 10 Worst Video Game Consoles Of All Time
In the relatively brief history of video game consoles, we have seen many more failures than successes. Consoles have failed for various reasons, from poor…
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AT&T Wants To Track Your Illegal Downloads, Ban Access To File-Sharing Sites
A new AT&T patent awarded in mid November describes methods through which the Internet service provider may track the privacy-related habits of customers and assign…
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Android Fragmentation Vs. iOS Fragmentation
Fragmentation. Few words have such an immediate and severe impact on Android enthusiasts. Meanwhile, iOS fans are completely unfazed by the word. Fragmentation has been…
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Microsoft Says Google Still Isn't Playing Fair
Microsoft and other interested parties that have antitrust complaints against Google in Europe are not happy with the concessions the search giant is ready to…
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You'll Never Guess What Type Of People Use Google+ The Most
A new study looks into Google+ usage, a social network that has been labeled as a "ghost town" in the past for not being actually…
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Apple Is Working On Its Own Virtual Reality Goggles
Apple on Tuesday was awarded a patent for a head-mounted display that doesn't really resemble Google's smart Glass project whether we're talking about design or…
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Could This Be The Tablet That Crushes The iPad In China?
Apple faces some major obstacles in its ambitions to conquer China — it's had to deal with both Samsung spamming out gadgets left and right and…
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The 20 Most Amazing Gadgets Of The '90s And Your Childhood
As the year winds down, here's a look at our favorite gadgets from the 1990s. It wasn't necessarily pretty, and we've come a long way,…
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Nokia's Not Done Yet: 8.3-Inch Lumia Tablet, 4.5-Inch Phone In The Works
Nokia may have a couple of new Lumia devices in testing, if an Indian logistics website is to be believed, including an 8.3-inch Lumia tablet…
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App Looks To Block Mobile Location Tracking, But It Won't Stop The NSA
Security firm AVG on Tuesday updated its PrivacyFix security app for Android devices to include mobile location tracking features that would prevent stores and advertisers…
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More Is Less: How A Pebble Smartwatch Brought Sanity To A Hyperconnected iPhone User
It's the Kickstarter project that has largely defined what's possible on the service, and if you're reading this, you're well aware of how many millions…
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Apple TV Meets iMac In These Gorgeous iTV Concepts
Designer Martin Hajek imagined what Apple's rumored iTV might look like when Apple is finally ready to launch it, and came up with two TV designs…
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Here's How Much Spotify Really Pays Artists
Spotify has always been a double-edged sword for artists. Streaming music is a gargantuan business and one of the best ways to quickly attract an…
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There Can Only Be One: Xbox One Vs. PlayStation 4
The years of waiting have finally come to a close: Microsoft's Xbox One and Sony's PlayStation 4 are here. Many of you have undoubtedly already made your choice,…
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