BlackBerry Is Back From The Dead
BlackBerry has been a source of contention in recent months, as the company struggles back to regain some of its former luster in the ever-changing…
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Nokia Told To Adopt Android Before It's Too Late
If Nokia had a dollar for every time some pundit, analyst or tech blogger said it should switch from Windows Phone to Android, the company's…
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BlueStacks Unveils Second Android Game Console Before Its First One Even Launches
BlueStacks on Friday announced a second Android-powered gaming system known as the GamePop mini, despite the fact that it hasn't even launched its first console…
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BlackBerry, Windows Phone See Their Market Share Shrink Yet Again
Stop us if you've heard this one before: Android and iOS continued to expand their market shares in the United States at the expense of…
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Galaxy S4 Takes The Crown For Fastest Phone With Best Battery Life
Complain all you want about the Galaxy S4's cheap-feeling plastic casing, but the device does have plenty of redeeming features that have nothing to do…
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Is Google's Gaming Console The Next Android Or The Next Google Buzz?
With a handful of Android-based video game consoles already piquing interest and some type of gaming play from Apple on the horizon, a report on…
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BlackBerry Lost 4 Million Subscribers In Q1 Despite New Launches
BlackBerry posted dismal fiscal first-quarter results on Friday morning, and the hits kept on coming during the vendor's earnings call. CEO Thorsten Heins did his…
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BlackBerry Back In The Red After Posting Surprise Q1 Loss
Just as BlackBerry surprised investors last quarter by posting a profit, so too has it surprised this quarter by posting a loss. The company on…
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Not Revealing BlackBerry 10 Unit Sales Was A Big Mistake
BlackBerry's May-quarter handset shipments of 6.8 million units was probably at least 400,000 units short of what the company needed for the quarter. That is…
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iPhone App Downloads Up 31% In May, But Android Narrowed The Gap
According to Fiksu, downloads of free iPhone apps grew by 31% in May compared to the same month in 2012. This is nothing to sniff…
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Wearable Computers Predicted To Kill Smartphones
Since we're still witnessing the slow death of the traditional PC, it may seem a little premature to already start talking about the deaths of…
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Siri Inventors Now Developing The Intelligent Assistant Of The Future
SRI International, creator of Apple's voice assistant Siri, is hard at work on a new intelligent assistant known as "Bright" that could one day know…
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Sony Won't Abandon The PlayStation 3 After The PlayStation 4 Launches
Fear not PlayStation 3 owners, Sony has confirmed that it has no plans to abandon its current console when the PlayStation 4 launches this holiday…
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How To Fix Your Broken PlayStation 3
Sony on Wednesday evening announced that a firmware update is rolling out to fix broken PlayStation 3 consoles. The update is meant to reverse the…
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Apple Blasts ITC For Import Ban Against iPhone 4, iPad 2
Samsung won perhaps its most significant victory to date when it defended an import ban with the U.S. International Trade Commission against various Apple products.…
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iTunes Radio Royalty Rates Revealed - Apple Pays More Than Pandora
When Apple was engaged in long, protracted negotiations with record companies over terms for its iTunes Radio service, many assumed that the company was trying…
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Cord-Cutting Catches On: 60 Million Americans Now Rely On Free Over-The-Air TV
Cash-strapped Americans looking to save some money on their monthly bills are increasingly ditching pay television and relying on free over-the-air television instead. GigaOM points…
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Instagram For BlackBerry, Windows Phone Not Coming 'Anytime Soon'
Big name companies such as Path, Facebook, Tumbler and Twitter were quick to develop applications for Google's wearable computing device. Popular photo-sharing service Instagram, however,…
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Apple Set To Score Another Huge Victory Over Samsung
Germany's Düsseldorf Regional Court is reportedly preparing to issue a tentative ruling against Samsung for unlawful imitation of Apple's iPhone and iPod products. Florian Mueller…
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Adware Found To Plague More Than 1 Million U.S. Android Users
Although the Google Play store does a pretty good job of getting rid of apps that contain malware, it doesn't do nearly as well when…
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Sony Unveils Xperia Z Ultra With A 6.4-Inch Full HD Display
Sony on Tuesday announced the world's largest smartphone with a full HD display. In line with rumors, the Xperia Z Ultra is equipped with a…
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AT&T Mobile Boss Says HTC First Fire Sale Worked [Updated]
AT&T's mobile boss has reportedly confirmed that the carrier's fire sale on the HTC First was a success, and that the phone is now sold…
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Intel's Cable-Killing TV Service Takes A Big Step Toward Launching
Intel is hard at work on efforts that it hopes will shake up the pay-TV market and potentially kill cable as we know it today,…
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Study: More Than 90% Of U.S. Smartphone Owners Have No Interest In Facebook Home
Facebook had the right idea with its Facebook Home strategy, but the devil is always in the details. The company's mobile software is incredibly invasive…
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BlackBerry Continues To Baffle Wall Street As Estimates Swing Wildly
Wall Street's views on BlackBerry 10 sales have been all over the map in recent months. As we approach the company's earnings announcement for the May quarter…
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Sprint Shareholders Approve SoftBank Merger
Sprint shareholders on Tuesday voted in favor of SoftBank's merger bid, which amounts to $21.6 billion in cash and stock for an 80% stake in the…
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Barnes & Noble Abandons Nook Tablet Hardware
Barnes & Noble on Tuesday morning reported fiscal fourth-quarter earnings that missed Wall Street's consensus. Revenue was down 7.4% to $1.3 billion while the company…
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