Will Twitter's IPO Mean The Death Of Third-Party Twitter Apps As We Know Them?
Twitter has shown us numerous times in the past that it has no problem angering third-party developers — and in turn, users — with restrictions…
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Will Twitter Go As Ad Crazy As Facebook After Its IPO?
Facebook has discovered that pushing ads aggressively on its users works well, even if people complain about the strategy. After Twitter goes public, it will…
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Atari Founder: Nintendo May Be On A 'Path To Irrelevance'
Nintendo's Wii U has had a rocky start, to say the least. Sales of the new console have been hugely disappointing thus far, forcing Nintendo…
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Motorola Mocks iPhone 5s Fingerprint Scanner, Forgets Its Own Phone Had A Fingerprint Scanner First
During Apple's iPhone event this past Tuesday, a number of rival vendors took to Twitter in an attempt to have some fun at Apple's expense.…
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Dell Deal Done: Shareholders Approve Plan To Take Company Private
Michael Dell fought Carl Icahn and came out on top. Dell announced on Thursday that its shareholders had approved its founder's plan to take the…
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Video: Phonebloks Is A Modular Smartphone That's Always Cutting-Edge
As exciting as new phone announcements are, there are those who are understandably exhausted with the never-ending updates that make their phones obsolete each and…
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Apple To Reportedly Announce New Apple TV Hardware Next Month
New iPads may not be the only big product Apple releases next month. On his Twitter account, Google Ventures partner and longtime TechCrunch columnist MG…
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Interim CEO Discusses Nokia's Phone-Free Future
Nokia's long and storied history took an interesting turn earlier this month when the company announced that it plans to sell its devices and services…
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Google's Appeal Rejected In Street View Privacy Case
Google has been struggling with private data collection allegations ever since the Street View technology launched in 2007. Earlier this year Google agreed to pay…
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Why Apple's 64-Bit A7 Processor Matters
Apple's 64-bit A7 processor in the iPhone 5S has generated considerable buzz even though some observers have pointed out that having a 64-bit smartphone won't…
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How Apple Mismanaged The iPhone 5c Launch
It's possible Tim Cook will turn out to be a great product manager. But by now, it has become obvious that he is a disaster…
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Refreshed Apple TV Software Reportedly Due Next Week
Apple stuck to script on Tuesday and focused entirely on its new iPhone 5s and iPhone 5c smartphones, which will finally debut next week after…
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Google Refuses To Blacklist The Pirate Bay Homepage From Search Results
Google is happy to remove specific links from websites that distribute pirated content from search results but it's apparently drawing the line at censoring entire…
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Apple Announces iPhone 5C In Bid To Battle Android At Lower Price Points
Apple's iPhone lineup is the most popular smartphone line on the planet but Android's overall volume lead continues to grow, thanks in large part to…
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Apple Will Release iOS 7 To The Public On September 18th
After months of waiting, Apple device owners with compatible iPhone, iPad and iPod touch models will finally get access to iOS 7 on September 18th, Apple…
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Consumer Interest In Kik And Viber Explodes As BBM Fades
It's no surprise that the messaging app behemoth WhatsApp generates 95 times as much Google search volume as BlackBerry Messenger. But what's pretty fascinating is…
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iPhone 5S: Here's Everything You Should Expect From Apple's New Flagship Phone
After months upon months of rumors, speculation and leaks, Apple is finally unveiling its next-generation iPhone 5S on Tuesday. Finally. We can't say we're going…
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How Nokia Could Rescue Microsoft From Smartphone Oblivion
The standard view of Microsoft's decision to buy out Nokia's handset business as part of a deal worth $7.2 billion last week was that Microsoft…
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NSA Reportedly Has Access To Your Private iPhone, Android And BlackBerry Data
In case you thought your smartphone might be a last bastion of safety for your private information, it appears that the NSA has complete and…
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Everything You Can Expect From The New iPhone 5C
The wait is almost over. The rumor mill has been churning up tales of a low-cost iPhone, often dubbed "iPhone mini," since shortly after the…
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Amazon Flatly Denies That It's Releasing A Free Smartphone
The best things in life are free and they apparently don't include an Amazon smartphone. In a followup to a report from last week, Jessica…
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Samsung Seen Losing Top Spot In World's Biggest Smartphone Market
Samsung shot to the top of the market in China and it is currently the No.1 smartphone vendor there by a wide margin in terms…
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Sorry, iPhone Rivals: America Is Still Apple Country
Although Apple's iPhone has been losing market share to Samsung and other Android vendors in many parts of the world, its support remains rock-solid in…
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Former Top Exec Calls Nokia's Phone Business 'A Complete Failure'
Under CEO Stephen Elop, Nokia underwent some serious changes that saw Symbian and MeeGo scrapped in favor of Microsoft's Windows Phone platform. The company has since…
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In Memoriam: Every Nokia Phone Ever Made
What a long strange trip it's been. From making boots and toilet paper to becoming the top mobile phone vendor on the planet by a…
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Microsoft's Nokia Buy May Signal The End Of Windows Phone As We Know It
As we recently observed, it's not clear whether Microsoft's longtime software licensing business model can will work in the mobile world, especially when Google is letting…
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Samsung's Galaxy Note III Rumored To Feature 5.9-Inch Display, Eight-Core Processor
Samsung (005930) isn't afraid to take chances with its Galaxy Note line of smartphones. The company previously introduced 5.2-inch and 5.5-inch models, and may go…
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