HTC EVO 4G LTE Review
Successfully launching an iconic smartphone is a daunting task, and following up a blockbuster flagship phone launch is even more difficult. Apple and Samsung might…
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More Than 70% Of Users Spend Little Or Nothing On Apps
Nearly two-thirds of consumers in the United States have spent money on mobile applications on at least one occasion according to a survey conducted by…
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Google+ Is A Ghost Town, Study Says
Google's emerging social network Google+ may boast big user numbers, but a new study suggests that social activity and user engagement are anything but impressive.…
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Torrent-Busting 'Pirate Pay' May Be Illegal
A Russian startup that received $100,000 of funding from Microsoft made headlines recently as its emerging efforts to battle digital piracy found their way to…
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Microsoft's Steve Ballmer Named Worst CEO
Microsoft's Steve Ballmer is the worst CEO of any large publicly traded American company, according to Forbes. The executive sits atop of a list that…
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New Jersey Town Bans Texting While Walking [Updated]
The statewide ban on texting while driving wasn't enough for one New Jersey town, according to The Huffington Post. After 74 crashes involving pedestrians in…
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Analyst Fears Video Game Industry May Hit Six-Year Low
NPD Group last week announced that video games sales for the month of April were down 26% and software sales plummeted from $630.4 million to…
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Former Microsoft Exec Says Apple Killed The Zune Before It Even Launched
A former Microsoft executive in charge of the company's Zune division has admitted its music players were a mistake, GeekWire reported. "The portable music market…
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Apple Accuses Samsung Of Destroying Evidence
Apple on May 1st filed a motion in the Northern District of California alleging that Samsung intentionally destroyed documents it was ordered to hand over…
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Apple's Stock Projected To Reach $2,000 By The End Of 2015
Despite Apple's recent slide in the market, one analyst believes the company's consistent earnings will force the stock price up to $2,000 by the end…
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Mobile Usage Doubles, Now Accounts For 10% Of Worldwide Internet Usage
The number of people accessing the Web through mobile devices has doubled since 2010 and now accounts for 10% of worldwide Internet usage. According to…
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Wake Up Call: 59% Of Mobile Apps Don't Earn Enough To Break Even
With Instagram recently having been acquired by Facebook for $1 billion and OMGPOP, makers of Draw Something, cashing in for $200 million, developers are attacking…
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Samsung Looks Beyond Android
Android has been good to Samsung. Very, very good. Samsung recently reported its second consecutive quarter of record earnings, thanks in no small part to…
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New iPhone App Enables Self-Destructing Sext Messages
Sexting, or the act of sending sexually explicit messages or photographs between mobile phones, continues to grow increasingly popular. Mobile users often have private photos…
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More Than 100 Startups Eye Floating Pirate City Outside Silicon Valley
More than 100 international technology companies have interest in becoming residents of a floating city located in international waters outside of Silicon Valley. The project, called…
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RIM Takes Shots At Apple And iPhone Owners With New Campaign
Despite its new CEO promising a renewed focus on marketing, Research In Motion hasn't been known for effective campaigns of late. The company launched a…
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Nokia Sued Because Windows Phone Is Failing [Updated]
Adding insult to injury is never a concern for the litigious among us, and one man has filed a class action suit against Nokia in New York…
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Sega Launches A New Video Game Powered By... Urine [Video]
Sega exited the video game console business in 2001 after stiff competition from Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo forced the struggling company to shift gears. Now,…
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Mozilla Becomes The First Silicon Valley Heavyweight To Oppose CISPA
Thousands of people oppose the controversial Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act (CISPA), including the Obama Administration and "Anonymous." The bill, which was recently passed…
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Motorola Posts $86 Million Q1 Loss, Tops Revenue Estimates
Motorola Mobility on Tuesday reported its financial results for the first quarter. The struggling vendor managed $3.08 billion in sales, narrowly topping Wall Street's $3.03…
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RIM Reportedly Considers Patent Trolling To Boost Business
As Research In Motion continues to explore any and all options that might help carry it through the next two quarters until it finally launches…
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Apple Plans To Crush Carriers And Offer Direct Mobile Service, Expert Says
Apple's next huge move isn't into the television or banking industries according to one expert. Instead, Apple will take on carriers like AT&T and Verizon…
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Live From RIM's BlackBerry World 2012 Keynote!
Research In Motion has its work cut out for it. Apple and Samsung went from dominating the smartphone industry to completely owning it in the…
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LG Launches iCloud Competitor
LG on Monday announced the beta release of its own iCloud competitor, dubbed LG Cloud. The service allows users to manage and consume all types…
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Shareholder Sues Google To Block Planned Stock Split
Google earlier this month reported its earnings for the first quarter of 2012, topping Wall Street's estimates. The Internet giant also announced plans to create…
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'Anonymous' Hackers Plan To Stop CISPA With Operation Defense: Phase 2 [Video]
The United States House of Representatives recently voted to pass the controversial Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Protection Act (CISPA). The bill looks to give businesses…
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Apple And Samsung CEOs To Meet On May 21st For Settlement Talks
Apple and Samsung's CEOs are scheduled to meet on May 21st to discuss a possible settlement to the widely-publicized on-going legal battle, FOSS Patents reported. The two companies…
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