British Spies Can Remotely 'Smurf' Your iPhone And Android Phone
Unsurprisingly, it's not just the NSA that can hack iPhones and other mobile devices in order to retrieve data that may be relevant to an…
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Google May Offer You Free Cab Rides If You Let It Spam You With Ads
Google may eventually be offering you free taxi rides in its self-driving cars. A new patent, brought to our attention by Ars Technica, describes an advertising…
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Don't Expect A 64-Bit Processor In The Galaxy S5
In a note to investors, KGI analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has detailed the specs and features of the next-gen Galaxy S flagship, revealing that the handset…
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Nokia's Android Phone Might Actually Launch
Vietnamese online retailer Thegiodidong.com is already listing the Nokia Normandy on its website, potentially revealing various specs and features for the unconfirmed device in the…
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Potential Galaxy S5 Feature Could Help Convince iPhone Users To Make The Switch
New Samsung patent applications discovered at the Korean Intellectual Property Rights Information Service (KIPRIS) by GalaxyClub may reveal potential software features for future mobile devices…
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Video: Apple Celebrates 30 Years Of Mac Innovation
Apple on Friday hosted a special home page on its website and a short video on YouTube to celebrate 30 years of Mac innovation. On…
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Potential iOS Security Risk Brought To Light By Developer
A potential security issue with iOS apps has been discovered, as a calendar app has been found to ask users to provide Apple ID login details…
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SwiftKey Keyboard Reportedly Coming To iOS Disguised As A Notes App
The popular SwiftKey keyboard app that's available on Android devices may soon be available to iOS device users as well as a SwiftKey Note app.…
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Here Are 5 Games That Could Put The Wii U Back On Track In 2014
Now that the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 have taken the world by storm, Nintendo has a lot of catching up to do. Of course,…
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Here Are 5 Games That Could Make 2014 The Year Of The Xbox One
Now that we've seen the five games that PlayStation 4 owners can't wait to get their hands on this year, it's time to move to…
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How To Find The Invisible Internet
The rabbit hole that is the Internet goes much deeper than most people know. In fact, the World Wide Web as we know it represents…
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These Are The 5 Games That Could Win The Console War For The PS4
The PlayStation 4 and Xbox One launched to a great deal of fanfare in November. Thousands of anxious consumers lined up at their local retailers…
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Text Messages Are 'A Goldmine To Exploit' For The NSA
The National Security Agency (NSA) has the ability of collecting SMS text messages and related data in bulk from around the world, a new The…
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The Best Camera Phone In The World Just Got Even Better
The topic of "best camera phone in the world" is debated often, but it really shouldn't be — that title goes to the Nokia Lumia…
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Expert Who First Revealed Massive Target Hack Tells Us How It Happened
More unofficial details about the late 2013 Target hack that exposed up to 40 million credit and debit cards and personal data for up to…
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Apple's Imminent Attack On Mobile Payments Comes Into Focus
A new Apple patent application reveals that the company is interested in secure wireless "iWallet" payments based on various wireless technologies including Bluetooth Low Energy…
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Here's What Displays The iPhone 6, 12.9-Inch iPad And iWatch May Bring
Apple is expected to launch bigger iPhone and iPad models this year, as well as a first ever smartwatch model – unofficially referred to as…
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Whitman Officially Puts The 'HP' In 'PHablets'
HP on Tuesday announced its first new Android phablets, including the HP Slate 6 Voice Tab and HP Slate 7 Voice Tab, which will launch…
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Meet PiPad, The $350 DIY Raspberry Pi Tablet
The PiPad is the name Michael Castor gave to the Raspberry Pi wood and carbon fiber tablet he built after gathering all the necessary parts.…
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Bad Omen For Microsoft: It's Using BlackBerry's 'Tools Not Toys' Line
As I've noted in the past, the "tools not toys" line of attack against iOS and Android devices was not at all effective for BlackBerry…
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Form Meets Function: What Google's Nest Acquisition Says About Our Technological Future
Nest. Outside of the hardcore tech following, and maybe one level beyond that, no one on Earth had heard of this company prior to January…
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Leaked Photos Finally Reveal Nokia's $7.2 Billion Phone
Reports have suggested that Nokia and Microsoft had been in talks for years before the Redmond, Washington-based company finally agreed to absorb Nokia's phone business.…
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Benchmark Shows NVIDIA Has Made The World's Best Mobile Processor
An early benchmark of NVIDIA's Tegra K1 system-on-chip (SoC), which was announced at CES 2014, shows the new mobile processor may potentially be "the next…
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How To Disappear Online
President Obama is getting ready to announce some major changes to the NSA and the various spying programs we have learned so much about in recent…
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Amazon Wants To Sell You A Kindle From A Vending Machine
Amazon wants to know if it can turn the Kindle into an impulse buy, and it's using CES attendees as test subjects to find out.…
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You Won't Believe How Little Windows PC Makers Earn For Each PC Sold
The PC market is not a very good business to be in right now. Growth is slowing, Windows 8 isn't helping, and vendors are rehashing…
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Google Just Made It So Strangers Can Email Your Gmail Account - Here's How To Stop Them
Google on Thursday unveiled a new Gmail feature – emailing Google+ users whose email address you actually don't know. Moving forward, Gmail will suggest Google+…
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