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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A Month With The iPad Air
When Apple first introduced the MacBook Air, the world looked on in amazement. What kind of sorcery was this? How could Apple squeeze a 13-inch…
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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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Google Hates Patents... But Collects 1,800 New Patents This Year Alone
Despite publicly belittling software patents and lobbying for patent reform that would make it difficult for companies to use such patents in patent-based lawsuits, Google is…
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New Report Sheds Light On Apple's Plans For iPhone Facial Recognition
A new Apple patent describes a technology that uses face detection and recognition to activate certain features on devices including iPhones, iPads or Macs, AppleInsider…
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Microsoft Gives Gamers Tips For Warming Girlfriends Up To Xbox One
In addition to providing a template for writing quick, easy-to-use Xbox One-related "doctor's orders," Microsoft is also providing a similar email form for convincing your significant…
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The Holiday Hunt: Reviews Of Every Awesome Smartphone Currently Available
Every third commercial that airs on TV right now is for holiday deals on tablets, which are expected to be huge sellers this holiday season.…
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NSA Snooping Keeps Tabs On Porn Habits Of Alleged 'Radicalizers'
A document provided by NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden apparently reveals that the NSA has been keeping track of online sexual activity for certain targets that…
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Email, Twitter And The Always-On Lifestyle: Today's Double-Edged Sword
Today, I made a choice. I made a choice to carve out a chunk of time to write this article, but I did so at…
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Multiple Samsung, HTC Devices Banned From Benchmark Site For Cheating
Despite the company's denial last month, Samsung has been found by multiple reputable testers to cheat on benchmark tests. According to reports, several Samsung smartphones…
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NSA Malware Reportedly Infects More Than 50,000 Computers Worldwide
The NSA-related cover surveillance operations are further detailed in a report by Dutch publication NRC that claims that more than 50,000 computers worldwide have been…
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AT&T, Verizon Face Shareholder Revolt Over NSA Spying Program
The American Civil Liberties Union of Northern California (ACLU) has announced it has partnered with various investment firms that have stakes in AT&T and Verizon to…
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The First Major PlayStation 4-Xbox One Battle May End In A Draw
With a one-week head start and 1 million sales in a single day, Sony has a chance to win the holiday season with the PlayStation…
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Privacy Settings Not Enough To Stop LG Smart TV From Spying On Users
An LG Smart TV owner in the United Kingdom has shockingly discovered that his device is sending unencrypted data over Wi-Fi containing TV watching habits,…
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HTC One Max Review
Pound for pound, the HTC One is easily among the best smartphones on the planet. Back in August, I pitted the One against Samsung's flagship…
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Killzone: Shadow Fall (PS4) Review
Killzone: Shadow Fall is a gorgeous mess. What could have been a heavyweight contender in an already crowded market for next-gen shooters is bogged down…
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Nokia Lumia 1520 Review: Nokia's First Phablet Is Full Of Surprises
Nokia, as we know it, is going away. The company itself will remain, of course. It might even be consistently profitable some day. But the…
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Why Apple Wants To Squeeze Every Last Dime From Samsung
Why is Apple so insistent on squeezing every last dime it can out of Samsung over patent infringement? Well, apart from the obvious greed factor…
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Apple 13-Inch Retina MacBook Pro Review (Late 2013)
It happened: the MacBook Air has officially been trumped as my recommended road warrior machine. And, perhaps unsurprisingly, it's another Apple product that's doing the…
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Video: Forget Smartphones And NFC, 'Coin' Is The Future Of Payments
Companies are trying as hard as they can to convince us that smartphone-based payment systems are the future, but we have seen little thus far…
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Unless You're Apple Or Samsung, Selling Smartphones Means Losing Money
You have to wonder how long it will be before some unprofitable smartphone vendors quit the market. AppleInsider points us to the latest data from…
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Sorry, Google: Samsung Has Flat-Out Conquered Android
All of Google's marketing clout hasn't been enough to reduce Samsung's total dominance of its Android platform. The latest data from Localytics estimate that Samsung…
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