Yes, The iPhone 5S Must Be Gold
Back in 2010, 3G device sales in North America outpaced China and India by 185 million vs. 114 million. That's when the collective taste of American…
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HTC One Mini Coming To AT&T On August 23rd For $100
The smaller, cheaper version of HTC's flagship smartphone now has a home at Ma Bell. AT&T announced on Monday that it will start selling the…
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Security Researchers Find Major Flaw In Apple's App Store Approval Process
Apple's App Store has a much better reputation for security than Google Play but that may not last long if more hackers take advantage of…
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AT&T Drops Lumia 1020 Price To $199.99 In Small Regional Promotion
We had a lot of great things to say about Lumia 1020 when we reviewed it last month, however the phone's $300 price tag was…
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Microsoft Accuses Google Of Trying To Sabotage Windows Phone
The long-running cold war between Microsoft and Google has just turned hot. In response to Google's decision to once again block Microsoft's Windows Phone YouTube…
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Don't Do It, Nokia
In the darker corners of my paranoid mind, I've always mused about the possibility that Microsoft sent its former executive Stephen Elop to intentionally sabotage…
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Apple To Release iOS 7 Beta 6 Next Week, Start Sending GM To Partners September 5th
In line with our earlier exclusive report on Apple's plans for its iOS 7 beta software, we can now confirm that the final beta software…
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China Mobile Confirms It Wants Apple's iPhone, But Troubles Persist
China Mobile chairman Xi Guohua on Thursday confirmed to reporters that his carrier, the largest in the world, wants to begin selling Apple's iPhone. "We are…
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World's Top PC Vendor Now Sells More Smartphones And Tablets Than PCs
If anyone needed more evidence that the post-PC era is upon us, they likely got it Thursday morning. Lenovo on Thursday posted its fiscal first-quarter…
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Android Tablets Still Face Major App Gap With The iPad
Android tablets have been getting a lot more popular over the past year but they still face a major shortage of top-notch tablet-centric apps. Canalys…
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More Details Emerge On Kim Dotcom's NSA-Proof Email Service
With secure email services such as Lavabit closing their doors, the fate of encrypted email may lie with the world's most infamous German-born New Zealand…
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Apple's 'iPhone 5C' Compared To iPhone 5 In Leaked HD Video
We have been seeing a whole lot of Apple's highly anticipated "iPhone 5C" lately. Details surrounding the new mid-range iPhone have been leaking for months,…
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iPhone 5S To Be Apple's 'Most Successful Launch Ever'
Apple's share price has been climbing steadily over the past few weeks as anticipation builds for an expected flurry of new launches. The company's last…
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The Pirate Bay Unveils Web Browser That Bypasses Government, ISP Censorship
The Pirate Bay is working hard to help out citizens in the United Kingdom who might soon have their favorite porn sites taken away. The…
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Google Play Continues Its Furious Bid To Catch Up With iOS
According to new July figures from app analytics firm Distimo, Google Play's app revenue has now increased by an impressive 67% since the start of the…
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Acer Backs Away From Windows
Microsoft is having a tough time getting many of its PC manufacturing partners to use Windows Phone 8 and Windows RT for their new devices…
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The Internet Is Setting Up Pay TV For A Long, Slow Death
Yes, cable companies are still making money hand-over-fist on their pay television services but they're doing it by squeezing more revenues out of a shrinking…
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Time Warner, Inc. CEO Admits Game Of Thrones Piracy Is Good For HBO
As the producer of the world's most pirated television show, you might think that HBO would be very eager to crack down on illegal streaming…
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Bill Gates: Google's African Internet Initiative Won't Help People Dying From Malaria
Bill Gates has a long history of philanthropy in Africa and he's decidedly unimpressed with Google's initiative to help more people in Africa get Internet connectivity…
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Apple Reportedly Opening Taiwan R&D Center For Next-Gen iPhone Development
A new report claims Apple is preparing to open a new Research and Development center in Taiwan, possibly in an effort to work more closely…
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T-Mobile Swings To Loss In Q2 While iPhone, 'Uncarrier' Plans Propel Huge Subscriber Growth
T-Mobile's new "uncarrier" initiatives might just be marketing gimmicks, but alongside the addition of the iPhone to the carrier's lineup last quarter, they helped drive…
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Motorola Moto X Review
The Moto X is a big bet for Google and Motorola. It's a phone that wouldn't have existed if Google had not paid $12.5 billion…
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'Locationgate' Redux: Internet Begins To Panic Over New iOS 7 Location-Tracking Feature
People love to panic prematurely and when it comes to the Internet's hive mind, there is nothing more worthy of our collective panic than a…
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Windows Phone Shows Signs Of Life While BlackBerry Keeps Crumbling
Windows Phone is now definitively winning the battle to become the world's No. 3 mobile operating system. The latest numbers from IDC show that Windows…
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Why You Should Never Let Chrome Store Your Passwords
Remembering passwords for multiple websites is incredibly annoying but it still might not be a good idea to let Google's Chrome browser remember them for…
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iOS 7 Beta 5 Now Available For iPhone, iPod Touch And iPads
Apple's online developer portal was taken offline for about a week following a major security breach last month, but the company still managed to get…
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Obama Administration Looks To Make Unauthorized Streaming A Felony
Although pressure from activists and major tech companies helped kill off the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) last year, it looks as though the Obama…
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