Video: The hottest Xbox One game released this year finally comes to the Xbox 360
Last month, EA delayed releasing the Xbox 360 version of the hit game Titanfall until April 8th for the United States and April 11th for …
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Google slapped with yet another fine over Street View
Google was handed a 1 million euro ($1.4 million) fine yesterday by Italy and has already paid it, according to Reuters. This time, Google received a …
New tech could put an end to overcrowded public Wi-Fi hotspots
Chipmaker Qualcomm announced on Thursday that it would support MU-MIMO (multi user-multiple-input multiple-output) in its upcoming network equipment and mobile chipsets, according to PC World. Simply …
After one week of sales, the HTC One (M8) might already be in trouble
Last week, HTC launched the HTC One (M8), its successor to the first-generation HTC One, and we called it “the best Android phone the world has …
New Apple tech could revolutionize touchscreens
Apple was recently awarded a patent that would allow its touchscreen devices to detect how hard the user presses on the display. The patent, first noted …
Samsung decides it wants to innovate
Samsung has a reputation for being a copycat. Heck, Apple is currently suing Samsung yet again for infringing five of its patents. But according to …
It’s been 10 years since Gmail changed email forever
Ten years ago today on April Fool’s Day 2004, Google launched Gmail, the game-changing email service that was anything but a joke. When Google launched Gmail, …
Key Microsoft Office exec is following Ballmer out the door
Ever since Windows 8 was released in October 2012, Microsoft has undergone a massive internal reorganization. Shortly after Windows 8 was released, Windows chief Steven …
Video: Here’s how to shame people who talk way too loudly on their cellphones
We’ve all been there, whether its on a crowded bus or in line at a restaurant, someone is inevitably carrying on a cell phone conversation …
Carbon dioxide leak kills worker at Samsung factory
A worker died at a Samsung factory in Seoul after carbon dioxide was mistakenly released, according to Korean news agency Yonhap News. The factory’s fire …
How to avoid wrecking your vision while staring at a computer screen
Nowadays, we spend nearly 6 hours each day staring at a display, whether it’s a desktop, laptop, smartphone or tablet. After looking at screens all …
Samsung designed an entirely new OS just for the Gear Fit
Samsung is currently flooding the market with wearable devices. It sells the Galaxy Gear 2, which is its full-featured smartwatch, alongside the Gear 2 Neo, a …
New app lets you search through Google without being tracked
After Edward Snowden’s NSA leaks, Internet privacy is on everyone’s minds. One way in particular that people are looking for privacy is through their search …
The ultimate heist: Hackers use SMS to get ATMs to pump out cash
Microsoft is dropping support for Windows XP on April 8th, and with 95% of all ATMs still running XP, this could become a major problem …
This new iOS 7 feature could change how we connect to the Internet
Last week, we told you about a new messaging app from Open Garden called FireChat whose key feature is that it doesn’t need an Internet connection to …
Leaked screenshots show us BlackBerry’s potential Siri rival
Despite BlackBerry’s dismally low market share in the U.S., it is still working on the next version of its operating system. And now we know what it …
This is what the next Apple TV should look like
Last year, Tim Cook said Apple will be entering a new product category, and ever since he said that, people have been wondering if TVs …
The one spec Apple is willing to ignore in the iPhone 6
In the race to beat each others’ specs, phone manufacturers are packing their devices’ cameras with as many pixels as possible. Nokia’s Lumia 1020 exemplified …
Time Warner Cable looks to Apple to improve its terrible reputation
Time Warner Cable doesn’t exactly have the best reputation. Its customer satisfaction is incredibly low, ranking second to last behind only Comcast in a survey …
Apple’s decision to ignore NFC is looking better every day
For years, Apple pundits’ favorite game was to guess when the iPhone would finally support NFC, or Near Field Communication. If only Apple would support …
Two years later, Samsung is still spamming out new Galaxy S III models
Samsung just released a new version of its Galaxy SIII in Brazil, and it is called the Galaxy S3 Slim. It’s not a fancy new …
Amazon faces a surprisingly strong backlash against Prime price hikes
Amazon is about to raise the price of its Prime subscription service from $79 to $99 per year, and although the increase is likely worth …
First images of Samsung’s unannounced fitness tracker leak
Samsung is preparing its second-generation S Band, even as it failed to ship its first-generation version. According to a sales guide obtained by SamMobile, the …
AT&T is betting that Sprint’s T-Mobile merger is DOA
Sprint is openly interested in buying T-Mobile and has been trying to convince regulators that a merger will increase its ability to compete with AT&T and …
Nokia’s dirt cheap Android phone is now on sale
Two weeks ago, Nokia launched the Nokia X, a smartphone that runs a forked version of Android that’s been redesigned to look like Windows Phone. …
Wikileaks founder Assange vows more damaging leaks on the way
Julian Assange, founder of Wikileaks, criticized the NSA and hinted at future leaks in a Skype interview at the SXSW conference in Austin, Texas. Assange, …
How Samsung could kill remote controls with the flick of a wrist
Everyone hates having to shuffle through multiple remote controls just to watch television. Today’s remotes are complicated, they have too many buttons, and it seems …
Court rejects patent troll’s $2.2 billion lawsuit against Apple
A German court dismissed a lawsuit against Apple on Friday that was brought on by a well-known patent troll. IPCom, a company that licenses patents, …
How mobile apps could chip away at Microsoft’s Office empire
Microsoft Office may not be in danger any time soon. It still makes up a large chunk of Microsoft’s revenue, and most businesses rely on …
‘Internet of Things’ will be worth more than the national debt
The “Internet of Things” was a major focus at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show, with virtually every company introducing more connected devices. This is for …
