Chromecast Hitting 'Many More Countries' In A Few Weeks
Google's senior vice president Sundar Pichai revealed at SXSW that the popular Chromecast dongle will soon be available in international markets. The exec said the…
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Yahoo Has Become The Graveyard For Once-Promising Startups
Yahoo's growth appears to be in some way dependent on the widespread acquisition and subsequent annihilation of some of the Internet's most promising startups, and…
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Walmart Has The Cheapest iPhone 5s, iPhone 5c Yet
Walmart is ready to sell buyers looking for on-contract smartphone even cheaper iPhone 5s models, as well as other smartphones, CNN Money (via 9to5Mac) reports.…
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Amazon Looks Primed To Give HTC, Motorola And LG A Knockout Punch
The latest Chitika statistics show Samsung gobbling up 55% of web traffic that Android devices generate in North America. No surprise. But what is intriguing…
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BlackBerry Fans' Last Glimmer Of Hope In The U.S. Market Is Gone
For the past year or so, BlackBerry fans would try to counter reports on BlackBerry's barely existent U.S. market share by pointing to comScore surveys…
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New Patent Shows How Touch ID May Be Apple's Dropbox Killer
Touch ID might have been better in concept than as a practical security measure, but as with any template for future designs, Apple's fingerprint scanner…
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The 5 Worst Kinds Of Tech Fanboys
To steal from an old Chris Rock joke: "I love tech fans but I hate fanboys." What I mean is that I think it's great…
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Dual Android/Windows Tablets/laptops Get The Boot From Google
After claiming in a recent report that the new Asus dual-booting Android/Windows tablet/laptop combo that was announced at CES 2014 may not actually hit stores,…
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HP Quietly Launches Affordable 8-Inch Android Tablet
HP continues its silent assault on the Android market with a new device the company isn't really making any fuss about. Simply called the HP…
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This App Will Tell You When You'll Finally Be Able To Fall Asleep
A new application plans to help out with all those restless nights when falling asleep seems to be next to impossible, provided that your sleep…
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Your Next iPhone May Provide Assistance When You Need It The Most
A future iPhone feature may offer handset owners added security features for real life-threatening events including emergency situations and accidents, AppleInsider reports, as detailed in…
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New Benchmark Confirms NVIDIA's Tegra K1 Blows Every Other Smartphone Chip Out Of The Water
We'd seen some early benchmarks suggesting that NVIDIA's new Tegra K1 system on a chip would absolutely crush the performance of any other SoC on…
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Spotify Is About To Get A Whole Lot Smarter
Spotify announced on Thursday that it will be acquiring The Echo Nest, a music intelligence company that has helped power Rdio, Vevo, iHeartRadio and dozens…
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More Evidence Suggests Apple's 'iTV' Plans Are Real
For the past few years Apple has been rumored countless times to be planning an attack on the TV industry with an actual TV set…
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Google Exec Bashes Facebook For $19 Billion WhatsApp Buy
Google wanted to acquire WhatsApp but it couldn't get the deal done. Now, Google is apparently venting some frustrations that Facebook beat it to the punch. While…
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iPhone 6 Has Apple Gearing Up For The Most Massive iPhone Launch Yet
Apple is apparently getting ready for a massive iPhone 6 launch, at least according to Chinese publication Commercial Times (via Digitimes). According to the report,…
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A Costly Mistake: Report Claims Unsold iPhone 5c Inventory Is Piling Up Fast
A new report from Taiwan indicates that stock of the unsuccessful iPhone 5c is piling up with Apple's suppliers and retail partners, as demand for…
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Why Android Users Shouldn't Worry (Too Much) About Malware
So we know that malware developers absolutely love targeting Android since it's not only the most widely used mobile operating system in the world but…
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This Awesome Interactive Map Details The Undersea Cables That Wire The Entire Internet
If you're reading this post right now, odds are good that you're one of millions upon millions of people who access the Internet each day…
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FreedomPop Makes Galaxy S2 Relevant Again With Exciting New Privacy Protection Features
FreedomPop on Wednesday unveiled the Privacy Phone, also known as the "Snowden Phone," or essentially a Galaxy S2 model that has advanced privacy-guarding features, while…
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This Is Why Verizon Gets Away With Charging Customers More Money
Verizon has been the one carrier that's most resisted the T-Mobile-led wireless pricing wars of the past few months and now we can see why.…
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The Cost Of Online Privacy: $2,200 A Year
Free apps and services have a high price for some users. Take Julia Angwin, a senior reporter at ProPublica who writes in The New York Times that…
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More Intelligent Siri To Gain Google Now Capabilities, Offer Advanced iWatch Features
Apple is apparently interested in further developing its voice-based virtual assistant Siri to offer users more advanced features, possibly akin to Google's Google Now functionality.…
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Scientific Proof That Trolls Are Ruining The Internet
Internet trolls are not a new phenomenon, but people have yet to find a way to effectively stop these woeful web goers from spoiling the…
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The Boy Genius Report: Can We Please Stop Talking About How Bad Apple's CarPlay Is?
I don't think there's anyone more excited than I am about never having to deal with a terribly designed car infotainment system again. I have…
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Apple Has A Major Opportunity To Invade Samsung's Turf
For the past couple of years, Samsung has been aggressively making moves to erode Apple's market share in both smartphones and tablets by pumping out…
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BGR For iPhone And iPad Updated For iOS 7
We were one of the first big tech news brands with an iOS app, but we've been one of the last to update it with…
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