Apple Reportedly Decides Not To Launch Its 12.9-Inch iPad Pro
One highly anticipated Apple gadget rumored to release this year has been the so-called "iPad Pro," a 12.9-inch version of Apple's iconic tablet that was…
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United Airlines Plans To Make Your Tablet The Hub Of In-Flight Entertainment
In-flight entertainment services have made huge strides over the past several years but there has still always been major problem: It's just not much fun…
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Google Gives U.K. Government 'Special Access' To YouTube
National security officials in the United Kingdom will be given "special access" to some key YouTube features by Google, The Irish Times reports. Apparently Google…
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Once Seen As A 'Console Killer,' Apple's App Store Now Overrun With Gaming Garbage
When critics and analysts discuss the death of console gaming, they often hold up the iPhone as the culprit. Mobile gaming is destined to replace…
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Microsoft Comes Under Even Greater Pressure To Release Office For iPad
Why Microsoft has held out for so long on releasing its Office suite for the iPad is anyone's guess but Reuters reports that the company…
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Titanfall May Come To A Mac Near You After All
Titanfall may already be played on a Mac, assuming the OS X machine meets minimum requirements for the game to run properly and that Windows…
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Samsung's Mystery Tablet To Have Exclusive Screen Feature
In addition to flooding the market with a variety of tablets meant to meet various needs, Samsung is apparently planning a new device that will…
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Some Samsung Galaxy Phones Come With Bonus Backdoor Feature
A new security issue that may affect the privacy of Android device owners who purchased certain Samsung Galaxy models has been found, and apparently patched,…
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Bulls Excited By Promise Of Never-Before-Seen Apple Innovations
Apple's unconfirmed but often-rumored new products are apparently exciting enough for analysts, who expect Apple shares to climb this year as the company announces a…
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5 Fantastic New iOS 7.1 Features You Have To Try Out Right Now
Apple's new iOS 7.1 software was released earlier this week, and it brought with it a wide range of fixes, improvements and new features for…
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Spy On The NSA As It Spies On You With This New Android App
In the wake of the numerous Edward Snowden revelations about the extensive NSA digital spying operations, handset makers and app developers have come up with…
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ISPs Won't Be Laughing At Google Fiber For Much Longer
ISPs will ignore Google Fiber at their own peril. MarketWatch's Nat Worden writes that many cable executives he talked with four years ago were openly dismissive…
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NSA's Plan To Inject Malware Into 'Millions' Of Computers Revealed
Even if you make use of Snowden's tips for remaining anonymous online, there might not be much you can do to escape the NSA's latest…
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Exciting New Feature May Come To Future Apple TVs
New Apple job listings uncovered by AppleInsider reveal that the company is looking to fill several positions in its Camera Software team, with some of…
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AT&T Is Betting That Sprint's T-Mobile Merger Is DOA
Sprint is openly interested in buying T-Mobile and has been trying to convince regulators that a merger will increase its ability to compete with AT&T and…
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The PlayStation 4 And Xbox One Aren't 'Doomed,' Despite Sales Figures
In the midst of the hysteria that has resulted from a near simultaneous launch of the Xbox One and PlayStation 4, fans and the press…
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Android OEMs To Likely Cash In On Apple's 64-Bit 'Marketing Gimmick'
A new note from ABI Research reveals that 64-bit mobile processors will dominate the mobile landscape by 2018, when such processors will grab 55% of…
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5 Ways The Next Windows 8 Update Might Finally Appease Metro-Hating Desktop Users
Listen up, disgruntled Windows desktop users: Microsoft hears your gripes and is working to address them with its soon-to-be-released Update 1 to Windows 8.1. U.K.-based…
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How One Device Can Fix Your Most Pressing Smartphone Issues
Signal loss, poor battery life and inflated monthly bills may be some of the most annoying smartphone-related issues users complain about. But one device the…
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5 Awesome Tricks That Will Make Your iPhone Run Much Smoother
One of the many reasons Apple's iPhone lineup has been so popular over the years is because of how smooth and consistent the user experience…
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Here's What The Internet Might Look Like In 2025
The World Wide Web turned 25 on Wednesday, and what better way to commemorate the occasion than by envisioning the Internet of the future? The Pew…
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More iOS 8 Details Revealed: Big iTunes Radio Changes Could Be Coming
Following preliminary details surrounding iOS 8 that began trickling out last month, a steady flow of information seems to be coming now. On Tuesday we…
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Massive Titanfall Install Is Required On Slower PCs
Respawn found a way to offer gamers a better Titanfall gameplay experience on slower PCs, although that means buyers should have plenty of storage on…
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Nokia's Dirt Cheap Android Phone Is Now On Sale
Two weeks ago, Nokia launched the Nokia X, a smartphone that runs a forked version of Android that's been redesigned to look like Windows Phone.…
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Is Nokia About To Become A Giant Unstoppable Patent Troll?
The Korea Electronics Association has submitted a petition to Fair Trade Commission opposing Microsoft's acquisition of Nokia's phone unit. Koreans are restating the theory that many…
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Ask The Right Questions And Siri Will Tell You Her Entire Backstory
Want to know Siri's backstory? All you have to do is ask the right questions. The engineers responsible for creating Apple's virtual personal assistant Siri…
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3 Tips For Keeping Everything You Do Online A Secret
For the past several months, infamous NSA leaker Edward Snowden has confounded the United States government's attempts to track him online and stop him from…
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