Intel Shows Off The Tip Of The Windows 8 Iceberg
Intel's chips have been at the center of the digital universe for an eternity in tech-years. Post-PC era or no post-pc era, millions upon millions of…
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The Surprising Impact Of The iPhone On AT&T And Verizon's Rivalry
AT&T paid dearly for iPhone exclusivity that started in June 2007 and ran for nearly four years. What did it buy? Back in 2Q07, AT&T Wireless…
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RIM CEO Tones Down The Happy Talk, Says He's 'Not Satisfied'
RIM CEO Thorsten Heins has wisely decided to ditch his "there's nothing wrong with the company as it exists right now" talking point. During his…
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Verizon To Launch $50 BlackBerry Curve 9310 July 12th
RIM is throwing a bone to some of its loyal American fans who don't want to wait until next year to get a new smartphone.…
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Apple's iPad Launches In China On July 20th
Apple has only just begun to address the consumer electronics market in China, but it is seen by many industry watchers as being integral to…
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Kim Dotcom's Extradition Hearing Delayed Until 2013
Kim Dotcom, the founder of defunct file hosting website Megaupload, will not see a judge regarding extradition until 2013, according to The New Zealand Heard.…
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Woz On Microsoft Surface: 'I Want To Use One, I Want To Own One'
Cult of Mac finds that Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak is once again praising products that are directly competing with the wares of his former company. In…
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Rovio Reportedly Working On Angry Birds Sequel, 'Angry Pigs'
Rovio is working on a game that will be a must-have for anyone who's ever felt sorry for crushing digital green pigs with rocks and…
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More Than A Quarter Of High School Kids Have Sexted
The issue of "sexting" has been widely covered by the media, but the practice of sending explicit images and text messages via mobile phones may be…
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RIM Corporate Customers Preparing For Switch To iOS, Android
Corporate clients, the cornerstone of RIM's customer base in several key markets, are making plans to jump ship after the delay of the new BlackBerry…
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Microsoft Shows Off USB Stick Capable Of Bringing Windows 8 To Older Machines
Call it "Windows 8 on a stick." During Microsoft's Digital Worldwide Partner Conference on Monday, Microsoft showed off a USB stick that doesn't just help…
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Google Will Likely Lose Money On Every 8GB Nexus 7 Tablet Sold
Google has already admitted that it won't be making any money selling its new Nexus 7 tablet. However, a new teardown from TechInsights suggests that…
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Exciting New Smartphone Tech Trumps Google Now, Predicts Where You're Going
Mobile devices can track where you are, where you have been and soon may be able to predict where you are going. Researchers in the…
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In-App Ads Growing Even More Obnoxious
Lookout Mobile Security has found that advertisements deployed within mobile applications are increasingly becoming more invasive and are accessing "personal information (including email, phone number…
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Facebook, Yahoo Resolve Patent Spat
Yahoo sued Facebook over patents; Facebook sued Yahoo over patents; Yahoo and Facebook worked it out. Long-time partners Facebook and Yahoo have come to an…
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Google Now Can Now Be Ported To Ice Cream Sandwich
Google Now is one of the coolest new features that Google has brought to Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, but since Jelly Bean has only been…
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New Android Does Dangerous, Daunting Dirty Work In Labs [Video]
Ever wonder why robots always rebel against their human masters in every sci-fi movie in the history of the universe? It's likely because we humans…
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Hardware Hack Adds Wireless Charging To iPhone 4S [Video]
Rumors that wireless charging will be introduced in Apple's next iPhone seem to pop up at least once or twice ahead of each new iPhone…
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HTC Profit Plummets 58% In Q2
HTC on Friday reported disappointing unaudited second-quarter earnings that showed a huge drop in profit as the struggling smartphone maker's woes continue. The Taiwan-based vendor…
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Developer Hacks Raspberry Pi To Play Super Nintendo Games
A small, ugly computer playing old, primitive video games normally wouldn't be news. But most small, ugly computers aren't nearly as cool as the Raspberry…
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Apple's Spotless Record Tarnished By App Store's First Malicious Spam App [Updated]
Apple's spotless record of keeping the App Store clear of malicious spam apps has been tarnished. Researchers at Kaspersky have discovered an app called "Find…
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DNSChanger Malware Set To Kick 277,000 Computers Off The Web Monday
Anyone who hasn't scanned their computer for malware some time during the past year should seriously do so before this coming Monday. That's because the…
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RapidShare Unveils Dropbox Competitor: RapidDrive
RapidShare this week unveiled a new cloud sync and storage solution called RapidDrive. The service competes directly with offerings such as Dropbox and SugarSync, integrating…
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Apple To Continue Dominating Ultra-Thin Notebook Market Following Windows 8 Launch
Despite the launch of Windows 8 later this year and the wave of ultra-thin Microsoft-powered notebook computers that will accompany the new operating system, Apple…
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Corrupt Apps Sweep Apple's App Store [Updated]
A laundry list of iOS and Mac apps updated over the past day are crashing on launch due to an issue with Apple's App Store…
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Top Problems With iPhone 4S, Galaxy S III, Other Leading Phones Revealed In New Report
Though some people seem to form unhealthy attachments and allegiances to their smartphones, no handset will ever be perfect. The screen is too small, the…
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Meet The New Spray-On Battery That Comes In A Can
Scientific American reports that a team of scientists from Rice University in Houston and the Catholic University of Louvain in Belgium have been working on a…
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