BlackBerry Posts Even Worse Than Expected Q3 Loss
BlackBerry on Friday posted its fiscal third-quarter results and just as everyone expected, things have gotten substantially worse since for BlackBerry since last year's November…
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Tablets Have Made Us Too Lazy To Bother Using PCs
Traditional PCs aren't as appealing to users anymore compared to tablets, which continue to rise in popularity with consumers not only because more and more…
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EU Shoots Down Google's Settlement Proposal In Anti-Trust Case
The European Commission investigating Google in the region has once again rejected the company's proposals to settle a search-related antitrust case, Reuters reports. This is…
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ABI: Over 285 Million Big Brand Tablets In Use By End Of Year
There will be over 285 million big brand tablets in use by the end of the year, a new report from ABI Research shows, from…
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Samsung Android Tablets Reportedly Going 'Pro,' Cheap 'Lite' Next Year
Samsung will reportedly launch a variety of new Android tablets in the first quarter of 2014, including models that will get the "Pro" moniker, if…
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New Patent Suggests Apple Could Follow Samsung's Lead For Once
According to Patently Apple, Apple has received a patent for creating flexible sapphire displays using liquid metal. The patent describes wrap-around displays in various shapes…
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The NSA's Rough Week Just Got Even Worse
Back in August, not long after Edward Snowden began leaking details about NSA surveillance programs, President Obama created a panel to review the NSA's data…
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Retina iPad Mini Sales Looks Set To Explode In Q1
Apple finally added a Retina display to its popular iPad mini tablet this past November, but severely constrained supply may have left a substantial number…
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Here Are Some Incredibly Simple Ways To Keep Your Information Private
In an age when we keep all of our personal information on vulnerable machines, it's more important than ever to take every possible precaution to…
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How Do These Awesome Intel Robots Test Touchscreens? They Play 'Cut The Rope'
Intel's Oculus robots play smartphone games such as the popular "Cut the Rope" title to test the accuracy of touchscreens on mobile devices. The software…
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Apple's Upcoming iPhones Might Have The Best Displays On The Planet
The Retina display on Apple's iPhone 5s might not pack as many pixels as the full HD screens on rival handsets, but it's still among…
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Awful Wii U Sales Could Force Nintendo To Do The Unthinkable
Right now Nintendo is sticking to its plan of cutting the Wii U's price and hoping that big-time games such as Super Smash Bros. and…
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An Open Letter To BlackBerry Management
No... not that open letter. As BlackBerry prepares to report its results for the fiscal third quarter before the bell on Friday, investors are bracing…
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Bill Gates Takes On A New Role... As Secret Santa
Reddit's annual Secret Santa had a surprise participant this year, and it was none other than Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates. Reddit user NY1227 on Wednesday posted…
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Hackers 'Shopped' For Millions Of Credit Cards At Target On Black Friday [Update]
UPDATE: Target on Thursday confirmed that 40 million credit and debit cards were breached between November 27 and December 15, ZDNet reports, with hackers stealing personal…
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Video: Samsung's Marketing Monster Snags World Cup Icons For Galaxy Ad
Soccer fans worldwide may appreciate Samsung's first complete Galaxy 11 promo video that was finally released, showing an entire team of renowned players that have…
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Ballmer Explains How Apple Forced His Hand With The Surface
Outgoing Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has revealed in an interview with ZDNet that the company felt forced to manufacture its own Surface line of tablets…
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Microsoft Yanks Update That Wrecked The Surface Pro 2
Many Surface Pro 2 users who have updated their device using recently released system firmware have posted complaints all across Microsoft's support pages demanding that…
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Samsung's Push To Break Free From Google Starts In February
Week in and week out we keep hearing about how Samsung is planning to branch out beyond Android, but as 2013 draws to a close,…
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Uh-Oh: The FBI Can Access Your MacBook Webcam Without The Light Turning On
The next time you take a seat in front of your laptop, keep in mind that the only thing standing between you and a serious…
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Lyve Aims To Effortlessly Organize And Protect Life's Moments
Lyve is a new company on the scene, but it's one industry watchers will have heard about under a different name. Black Pearl Systems, now…
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Samsung Fans Likely Stuck With A Plastic Galaxy S5 After All
Everything we've heard about the Galaxy S5 makes it sound like it's going to be an amazing device... but we still don't know whether Samsung…
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Court: Torrent Uploader To Pay $652,000 For One Swedish Movie
A man in Sweden who used to upload movies to a torrent site for years has been ordered by a court to pay $652,000 in…
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Apple Is Developing A 'Desk-Free' Computer That Could Be A Game-Changer
With all the talk of an Apple TV, a recent patent awarded to to the company suggests it may have even more ambitious plans for the…
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Apple's Biggest Compromise With The iPhone 5c
Apple bills itself as a company that doesn't want to make compromises when it comes to its products. The iPhone was slow to get 3G…
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Apple's 12.9-Inch 'iPad Pro' Reportedly Coming In 2014 With 2K, 4K Displays
If you're a subscriber to the school of thought that dictates "where there's smoke, there's fire," it's getting hard to see through all the smoke…
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Amazon Reportedly Launching Kindle Smartphones In Early 2014
Amazon's Kindle line of smartphones is a lot like Apple's television set: A mythical creature that is only whispered of among analysts and supply chain…
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