Apple’s iWatch has reportedly been an utter nightmare to produce
If you thought the production woes of the Retina-equipped iPad mini were bad, you haven’t seen anything yet. The Information has a new report out …
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It looks like future BlackBerry phones will be for diehard fans only
BlackBerry tried to make a big comeback in the consumer smartphone space with the BlackBerry Z10 touch screen device… and it flopped badly. Now that …
Wearable computers: The new 3D TVs?
It’s amazing to think that it was only four years ago that the most hyped product to come out of the Consumer Electronics Show was …
AT&T’s Sponsored Data slammed by lawmakers as a blatant shakedown
It hasn’t taken long for criticism to mount against AT&T’s “Sponsored Data” plans that will let companies pay so that data used through their mobile …
Android is conquering the world
Android has been the most popular mobile operating system for a while, but now it seems poised to become the dominant overall computing platform in …
Apple reports record-smashing $10 billion in 2013 App Store sales
Mobile apps have become a very big business indeed. Apple on Tuesday reported that its App Store generated a record $10 billion in sales in …
Samsung reveals yet another tablet at CES: The Galaxy Tab Pro 10.1
Samsung is already getting off to an excellent start with gadget spamming in 2014. The company on Monday revealed its fourth — yes, fourth — …
Samsung’s massive Galaxy Note Pro 12.2 tablet gets official
Devices with big, gorgeous displays are Samsung’s specialty so we’ll be really excited to spend some time playing with the new Galaxy Note Pro 12.2. …
Huawei’s massive Ascend Mate 2 boasts 6.1-inch screen, 4,050 mAh battery
Huawei isn’t going to let Samsung sit comfortably on its throne as the world’s phablet king. Per Engadget, the company announced on Monday that it …
More evidence shows T-Mobile is becoming a force to be feared
We have to admit we were pretty surprised last week when AT&T made a pretty drastic move to preempt a rumored T-Mobile plan to pay off …
Google’s plan to take over your car takes shape
Google is looking to get a big head start in the upcoming battle with Apple in the realm of car-based software. Google announced on Monday …
Pebble’s newest smartwatch shown in leaked pictures
2014 is shaping up to be a big year for wearable computers so it only makes sense that Pebble plans to start it off by …
AT&T now has one more reason to fear T-Mobile
T-Mobile has clearly been making AT&T nervous — witness the stunning preemptive strike that AT&T made late last week when it said that it would …
Twitter is now literally a life-saving technology
If Twitter had been around in the 1970s, would Jaws have even been a threat? NPR reports that government researchers in Australia have started equipping …
Is Samsung poised to rule the tablet market?
Samsung doesn’t have an iconic tablet brand on par with its Galaxy S and Galaxy Note lines of smartphones… but it might not need one. …
Microsoft might have reason to fear Chromebooks after all
Late last year, we wondered why Microsoft was seemingly wasting its time bashing Chromebooks, the low-cost browser-based laptops that have barely registered in consumer sales …
Why you should never hire anyone based on their Facebook profile
The person you’re thinking of hiring has posted a bunch of pictures of themselves drunkenly vomiting on their cat on their Facebook page — does …
WSJ: Microsoft CEO prospects fear Ballmer looking over their shoulders
Why is it taking Microsoft so long to find a new CEO? Unnamed sources tell The Wall Street Journal that candidates are worried about the …
Apple’s upcoming 12-inch iPad may hammer the notebook market
Apple and Google have both already done a lot to shake up the traditional PC market but don’t expect either of them to stop anytime …
BlackBerry finally takes on its biggest threat: Ryan Seacrest
Just one day after dumping Alicia Keys, BlackBerry has gotten itself tangled up with yet another celebrity. BlackBerry has filed a lawsuit against Typo Products, the …
Acer thinks the world needs a $1,100 Android desktop computer
Although PC OEMs as a whole did poorly last year, Acer seems to have been hit harder than most. According to numbers released by IDC …
AT&T offers T-Mobile customers up to $450 per line to switch
It’s official: T-Mobile has gotten under AT&T’s skin. AT&T announced on Friday that it will offer T-Mobile customers up to $450 per line when they …
The empire strikes back: AT&T to reportedly offer $200 to T-Mobile switchers
Late last month, a rumor surfaced that T-Mobile planned to absolutely wreak havoc on the wireless industry this year by offering to pay off subscribers’ …
The one BlackBerry layoff that BlackBerry fans can cheer
Normally, layoffs are a bad sign for a company’s financial health. In the case of one particular BlackBerry layoff, however, it’s more a sign that …
Is this the best smartphone bargain of 2014?
The world is filled with dirt-cheap smartphones but how many of them are actually worth buying? Nokia’s Lumia 520 has shown itself to be a …
HTC One sequel specs seemingly confirmed in new leak
We’re getting very close to the launch of HTC’s One sequel and now we’ve gotten our second solid report detailing the new device’s specifications. @evleaks …
Microsoft almost fatally sabotaged the Xbox One
Microsoft made a lot of terrible public relations mistakes when it rolled out the Xbox One, but thankfully none of those mistakes were reflected in …
At long last, some non-terrible news for BlackBerry investors
The past three years have been very bad ones for BlackBerry investors. At this time in 2011, BlackBerry’s stock was still trading well above $60 …
The next big Apple-Google battle looks much bigger than smartphones
The most important battle in the tech world over the past few years has been the epic clash between iOS and Android, the rival mobile …
New patent gives tantalizing glimpse at possible Galaxy Note 4 design
Samsung’s Galaxy Note series of phablets seems to get better and better and a new patent filing indicates that the best may still be yet …
