WWDC 2013: Expectations Said To Be Low, Big Apple News Coming This Fall
As Apple fans gear up for the company's big summer conference next week, it feels like there might not be any surprises in store for…
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European ISPs Could Soon Be Barred From Throttling Traffic, Blocking Content
The European Commission's vice president and digital chief Neelie Kroes is spearheading a campaign that looks to change the way Europeans connect to the Internet.…
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Want A Top-10 App In America? It'll Cost You $60,000
Trademob has a fascinating piece on the cost of launching a top-10 app in various markets. In America, you need 80,000 downloads over a 72-hour period…
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Obama Hopes To Put An End To Patent Trolls With New Executive Orders
It is going to become more difficult for patent-holding firms, more commonly known as patent trolls, to harass American companies. According to The Wall Street…
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Completely Redesigned iPad To Launch In Q3, Retina iPad Mini Reportedly Postponed
Apple's fifth-generation iPad will by all accounts feature a major design overhaul and according to a new report, it will launch in the third quarter…
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Acer Chairman Knocks Windows RT Yet Again
Acer doesn't seem to be able to make up its mind about Microsoft and its new platforms. Top executives from the company have called Windows…
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Gamers Plan Campaign To End DRM On Xbox One And PlayStation 4
Microsoft and Sony's used game policies for the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 remain unclear. Both companies have confirmed that their respective consoles can play…
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Google Now Spends More On Lobbying Than Lockheed Martin
Google is looking to extend its power and influence beyond the Internet and Silicon Valley. According to The New York Times, the company spent a…
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Windows Phone And iOS Are Growing Faster Than Android In The U.S.
A new report suggests that Apple and Microsoft's mobile platforms are growing faster than Google's in the United States. According to data released by Kantar…
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Google Expects Fiber To Be Profitable, Hints At New Markets
Google Fiber is seen by many as a regional experiment that will push current Internet service providers to offer faster speeds at more affordable speeds.…
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WhatsApp Now Making More Money From Google Play Than iOS In Some Key Markets
The new Distimo report on mobile app spending patterns offers some interesting regional tidbits. Globally, Google Play continues steadily chipping away at the huge lead Apple…
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This Is What's Behind The App Store's Stalled Download Volumes
The new Fiksu report on Apple's App Store has a fascinating nugget about its daily download volume, which in April ticked up to 5.61 million app…
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Google's Moto X May Need A Massive Battery To Stay Alive
Motorola CEO Dennis Woodside confirmed the existence of the company's upcoming X Phone at the D11 conference on Thursday. Along with being the first smartphone…
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Cisco CEO Predicts That Mobile Data Prices Will 'Come Down Rapidly'
It's not often that we hear speculation about wireless carriers actually charging customers less for wireless data services, but Cisco CEO John Chambers seems to…
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Samsung Will Reportedly Debut Galaxy S4 Zoom And Active On June 20th
A flood of rumors and leaks have suggested that Samsung is preparing to release two new smartphones in the coming weeks. According to a report…
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You Might Need A Special License To 'Drive' A Self-Driving Car
The United States government on Thursday issued a rather odd recommendation for consumers who are interested in sitting behind the wheel of a driverless vehicle.…
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HTC Reportedly Taking The Fight To Samsung With Its Own 5.9-Inch Phablet
Now that HTC has perhaps regained some confidence with the launch of its critically acclaimed HTC One smartphone, the company is reportedly moving more aggressively…
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Google's Creepiest Idea Yet: Password Pills
If you think Google Glass is creepy, just wait until you hear about the company's plans to develop "password pills." AllThingsD reports that Regina Dugan, the…
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Samsung Galaxy S4 Sales Seen Reaching 80 Million Units
Samsung's flagship Galaxy S4 smartphone quickly became the fastest-selling Android phone in history when Samsung announced that channel sales had reached 10 million units in…
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Here's How Microsoft Hopes To Reignite Interest In Windows
As we learned on Wednesday, Microsoft will indeed be bringing back the Start button for Windows 8.1. But Engadget, which has posted a lengthy preview…
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Vine Is Taking Over America
Just a few months ago, Vine was mostly dismissed as a painful hipster affectation. A service that revolves around taking 6-second video clips and sharing…
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Google Says All Access Subscription Music Service Coming Soon To iOS
Among the announcements Android and Chrome boss Sundar Pichai had in store for D11, he announced that Google's new All Access streaming music service will…
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Apple Looks To Make The iPhone More Flexible
Flexible displays are set to become the next big thing in the mobile industry. Big name companies such as LG and Samsung are exploring the…
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Affordable Self-Driving Cars Could Be Available Within The Next Three Years
Driverless cars have the potential to drastically reduce accident rates and saves hundreds of thousands of lives worldwide each year. Google has been hard at work…
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Despite Her Love Of Simplicity, Yahoo's Mayer Seen Making Company 'More Bloated'
When Marissa Mayer took over as CEO of Yahoo last year there was some hope that she would bring more focus to a company that…
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Microsoft's Xbox One Controller Will Last Longer Than The Console Itself
The controller for Microsoft's upcoming Xbox One console can be mashed and smashed by gamers for the next decade. Microsoft accessories and hardware manager Bob…
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Google Wants To Starve Pirates Of Revenue Instead Of Outright Blocking Them
Google is getting sick and tired of the entertainment industry stamping its feet and demanding that it do more to block pirates from its search…
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