Intel Reportedly Willing To Pay 75% Premium For Online TV Programming Rights
Intel's plan to shake up the pay-TV industry looks like it will come at a heavy price. Reuters reports that Intel is willing to pay…
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iOS 7 Hands-On
Apple announced an entirely new mobile operating system earlier today, and it's the company's vision for the future of mobile computing. Led by Jonathan Ive…
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Does iOS 7 Make Apple Exciting Again?
Six years. It had been six years since Apple's industry-rocking mobile platform saw any real visual overhaul, but now the wait is over. Just as…
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Apple Announces OS X Mavericks
Apple on Monday unveiled the newest version of its Mac operating system, which it's dubbed OS X Mavericks. The new OS features new tabs for…
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Google Claims It Can Predict Box Office Performance With 94% Accuracy
A new study from Google suggests that the company can predict which new movies will be a hit up to four weeks before they reach…
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Google Wallet Could Be A $300 Million Flop
Google planned to revolutionize the way we make payments with its mobile wallet service. Google Wallet has failed to find mainstream success, however, and has…
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Microsoft's Xbox One Policies Are Driving Me Into The Arms Of The PS4
As someone who's been a very happy Xbox 360 owner for the past six years, I was eagerly anticipating buying an Xbox One this coming…
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Netflix, Hulu, And The Future Of American Television
The latest NPD numbers show Hulu growing at a surprisingly robust pace. Its share of U.S. shows streamed in Q1 2013 jumped to 10% from 7%…
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New Report Claims Apple's 'iPhone Mini' Could Launch Next Month
In another unlikely report from Taiwan, Topeka Capital Markets analyst claims that Apple's new entry-level "iPhone mini" may launch as soon next month. The analyst…
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Will Google Glass Make Everyone Rain Man?
Google Glass won't even launch until sometime next year, but the new connected eyewear is already being banned by a number of businesses across the…
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How Apple Could Improve The App Store By Ditching The 'Most Downloaded' Chart
Although Apple will likely at least refresh its user interface for its mobile devices with iOS 7 at WWDC next week, at least one app…
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Added Security May Be Coming To Android's Face Unlock Feature
Google introduced a new way of unlocking an Android smartphone with its face unlock feature in Android 4.0. The feature wasn't as secure as Google…
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How To Avoid NSA Spying
The latest Guardian bombshell reveals that NSA has gained access to several leading U.S. tech giants in a massive dragnet hoovering email, photo, filesharing and chat info from…
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App Uses Kinect To Help Save Lives Of Oblivious Texters
A postdoctoral researcher at the University of Manitoba has developed a mobile app that uses depth-sensing cameras to alert people who are about to suffer…
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Android Isn't 'Winning' The Smartphone War - And Neither Is iOS
A new report has found that the war between Android and iOS isn't producing a clear winner. Mobile analytics firm Flurry revealed that the number of…
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NSA Collection Of Verizon Call Records Draws Instant Backlash
Revelations that the National Security Agency has been collecting call records for tens of millions of Verizon customers under a secret order from the Foreign…
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Video: Wi-Fi Gesture Recognition Tech Turns Your Entire Home Into A Clapper Ad
Anyone who remembers the '80s surely recalls the television ads for The Clapper, the sound recognition system that you could use to turn lights and…
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Dell Committee Gives Icahn's Buyout Bid A Thumbs Down
A special committee setup by Dell's board to examine Carl Icahn's proposal to buy the company has found that the investor's bid is short on funding,…
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BlackBerry Says 60% Of Fortune 500 Firms Are Testing New BlackBerry Products
BlackBerry watched as its once dominant enterprise business lost share to the likes of Samsung and Apple over the past few years. The company is…
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Why Facebook No Longer Looks Destined To Take Over The Internet
Just a little more than a year ago, Wall Street's IPO hype machine went into overdrive pushing Facebook as the next Google or Amazon —…
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Comcast Exec Insists Americans Don't Really Need Google Fiber-Like Speeds
It seems that cable companies really don't think that American consumers need 1Gbps Internet services such as those offered by Google Fiber. We've already seen…
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Galaxy S4 Helped Samsung Outsell Apple For The First Time Since iPhone 5 Debut
The arrival of the Galaxy S4 helped Samsung outsell Apple in the U.S. for the first time since the iPhone 5 launched more than eight…
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Emerging Carrier To Offer Smartphone Service With Data And Unlimited SMS For Free
Internet service provider FreedomPop on Wednesday announced a new mobile service that looks to disrupt the industry. The company, which offers a variety of "freemium"…
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A Hard-Fought Battle Rages Over BlackBerry Sales Estimates
Pretty much on the same day as Digitimes reported that BlackBerry boosting its component orders, a directly opposite message was sent by Pacific Crest's James…
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It's Always Sunny In iOS
A warm front swept through the Mid-Atlantic region late last week and drove the temperature up into the nineties. It was humid and uncomfortable in…
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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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