Next-Gen iPad Air Model Leak Reveals A Major New Feature
Following the iPhone 6, which regularly appears in pictures in mockup form, an iPad Air 2 mockup – or sixth-generation iPad – has also leaked in similar…
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How To Be Completely Anonymous Online
Being anonymous online is very difficult in the current Internet landscape that's filled with companies and government agencies looking to either keep tabs on your…
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Paid Apps Gone Free: TapnSlice For iPhone Will Help Set Your Photos Apart
Instagram and other similar photo-sharing apps are great because they allow just about anyone to quickly and easily add beautiful filters to their photos that…
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PS4 Is Best-Selling Console Again In May As Game Sales Swell 52%
As the previous console generation stretched into its eighth year, game sales had nearly slowed to a halt. It took the release of the PS4…
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Nest Protect Is Back On Sale, Now Cheaper Than Ever
Nest on Monday announced on its blog that it's resuming Nest Protect sales, after having recalled more than 400,000 smoke alarm units in mid-May due…
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Forget Beats, These Are The Tiny Wireless Earbuds You've Been Waiting For
If you're not a fan of wearing large, oversized headphones and are looking for something more discreet, then you might want to check out Earin,…
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Awesome New Video Shows How Much Better GTA 5 Will Look On The PS4 Vs. The PS3
Grand Theft Auto 5 was a terrific looking game when it came out last year but apparently we haven't seen anything yet. We learned last…
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Here Are All The Lucky Places Where Comcast Is Testing Home Broadband Caps
You know how much you love your Comcast service? Well then just wait until you start getting hit with overage fees for using it too…
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World's Most Secure Android Phone Finally Starts Shipping Next Month
Secure communications specialist Silent Circle recently set out to build the most secure Android phone in the world, and some have gone as far as to…
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5.5-Inch iPhone Phablet Model Shown Next To 4.7-Inch iPhone 6
Following the large number of 4.7-inch iPhone 6 dummy unit photos that have flooded the web, a similar image showing the bigger 5.5-inch model has…
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AT&T Confirms Inside Job Responsible For Customer Data Breach
AT&T late last week confirmed that three employees of one of the company's vendors accessed personal data belonging to some of its customers for almost…
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P.F. Chang's Reverts To Old-School Imprint System Following Big Credit Card Breach
Following Target, Neiman Marcus and Michael's Stores, all major retailers which have been targeted by hackers in the past months, restaurant chain P.F. Chang's China…
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Meet The Incredible 'Smart Cup' That Will Give You Nutritional Info About What You're Drinking
One big driver for wearable computers is that they'll supposedly give us improved health and fitness data, but what about computers that you can eat…
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Microsoft Might Bring Cortana To iOS, Android In The Future
Microsoft's digital assistant, Cortana, is one of the most impressive of its kind, outperforming its competition on an iPhone and a Moto X even in…
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The LG G3 Might Be Outdated By The Time It Finally Launches In The U.S.
The LG G3 flagship handset is yet to hit most markets including the U.S., but new reports already detail an even better G3 version than…
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Verizon Lobbyists Are Arguing That Net Neutrality Could Be Harmful To Disabled Americans
Verizon lobbyists are apparently on the prowl on Capitol Hill with new anti-net neutrality arguments, Mother Jones has learned, telling congressional staffers that Verizon needs…
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Apple Reportedly Has Enough Sapphire For Massive iPhone 6 And iWatch Launches
Apple's interest in sapphire glass is no longer a secret even if the company is not willing to talk very much about its partnership with GT…
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Showdown: Everything You Need To Know About The Top Streaming Music Services
Amazon quietly took the wraps off of its new streaming music service earlier this week, and the reception thus far has been mixed. Some see…
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Facebook Started Using Your History For Targeted Ads - Here's How To Stop It
Good news, Facebook users: the ads Facebook shows you are about to hit much closer to home now that Facebook is using your history to display targeted ads. Don't…
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Cord Cutters Might Be The Biggest Losers In The AT&T-DirecTV Merger
AT&T hasn't exactly been overwhelming us with good reasons to support its merger with DirecTV so far. Unsurprisingly, its latest regulatory filing hasn't really changed any…
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Meet Samsung's Most Advanced Android Tablets Yet
The Galaxy Tab S has not exactly been a tightly kept secret, as many reports detailed the device in preceding months, revealing virtually everything there…
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Don't Forget To Wirelessly Charge Your Smartphone Next Time You Overpay For Coffee
Next time you order your Caramel Ribbon Crunch Crème Frappuccino at Starbucks – or any other exorbitantly priced coffee that tickles your fancy – don't forget to…
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The Ultimate Nightmare: Researchers Learn How To Hack Connected 'Smart Home' Toilets
Imagine a world where a sleazy hacker can make your toilet overflow on a daily basis unless you pay him a daily fee. That's the…
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Apple Is Currently Working On The Best iPad Accessory Of All Time
A new patent discovered by AppleInsider describes one way the iPad could get smarter, and that's by using new Smart Cover accessories that would be able to…
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Massive Gmail Bug May Have Exposed Every Single User's Address
A huge flaw in Google's wildly popular Gmail service was recently discovered that may have exposed the email addresses of every single user. According to…
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How To Take Awesome iPhone Photos In The Dark
Apple's iPhone lineup has always been among the best in the business when it comes to photography. Case in point: look at how amazing the…
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Breakthrough In Solar Cell Tech Paves The Way For Cheaper Access To The Sun's Power
Two scientists from the University of Toronto have figured out a way to create cheaper, lighter and more flexible solar cells, CNET reports, which could…
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