iPhone 5S release reportedly pushed back to October
Everyone hoping to start off the new school year with a shiny new iPhone 5S may be in for a disappointment. Per Barron’s, Citigroup analyst …
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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 …
Microsoft reveals new Xbox One details ahead of E3
Microsoft this week finally answered some key questions about how its Xbox One will handle issues such as Internet connectivity and the buying and selling …
Here’s why the NSA’s Verizon metadata collection is so troubling
While it’s good to hear that the National Security Agency’s dragnet of Verizon customer telephone records doesn’t include audio recordings or transcriptions of calls, that …
New images of leaked iPhone 5S parts show redesigned home button and more
You know we’re within months of a new iPhone launch because images of iPhone parts have started to steadily trickle out. The latest set comes …
Video: Microsoft’s Windows 8.1 Start button likely won’t stop the Windows 8 hate
The moment many Windows fans have been waiting for has arrived — sort of. We now have a video of Windows 8.1’s new Start button …
Samsung has its Apple moment – in a bad way
Samsung is quickly learning what Apple learned last fall: When expectations are sky-high, it doesn’t take much to send them crashing back down to earth. Reuters …
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 …
Galaxy S4 software update marginally cuts down on storage bloat
Samsung has remained true to its word and has cut down on storage bloat in the Galaxy S4… by a little bit, at least. SamMobile …
LinkedIn, Facebook and Apple top Forbes list of fastest-growing tech companies
It seems social networks still have a long way to grow. Forbes has come out with its annual list of the fastest-growing tech companies and …
Pirate Bay co-founder charged in massive hacking case
Gottfrid Svartholm Warg, a co-founder of the infamous Pirate Bay website, can’t seem to stay out of legal hot water. Ars Technica reports that Svartholm Warg …
Poll finds Google’s reputation remains sky high as Apple loses ground with young people
Google’s reputation for shady shenanigans hasn’t hurt its image with the American public. A new poll from The Washington Post finds that 83% of American …
Sneaky fees are a staple of every wireless bill
AT&T drew the ire of many wireless customers recently when it tacked on a $0.61 “mobility administrative fee” to the end of every bill that …
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 …
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 …
ABI: Samsung’s Tizen will become No.5 mobile OS in the world this year
The race to be the world’s fifth-most popular mobile operating system may not be glamorous but Samsung will still be happy to know that its …
Survey finds many enterprise users are sneaking their own phones into work
While bring-your-own-device (BYOD) policies have made big strides over the past few years, it seems that there’s a sizable contingent of companies that are still …
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 — …
New MacBook Airs to reportedly launch at WWDC next week
While this year’s WWDC may not be as exciting as those in years past, it should still deliver a much-anticipated refresh of Apple’s MacBook Air …
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 …
Android seen ‘clearly growing quickly’ in the workplace, but still no match for Apple
Apple’s iPhone and iPad may still rule the roost when it comes to enterprise mobile gadget adoption but Christy Wyatt, the CEO of mobile enterprise software …
White House proposals to fight patent trolls called laughably inadequate
Much like spammers, Satanists and mimes, patent trolls are one of the rare groups around that Americans of all political stripes can unite in opposing. …
Wearable computing pioneer: Google Glass will be as revolutionary as the automobile
Do you believe that Google Glass is an awkward, silly looking gadget that will be relegated to a niche market of techie dorks? If so …
Samsung’s lofty ‘5G’ wireless breakthrough claims draw skepticism
You may not believe it, but Samsung may be guilty of over hyping itself. In an article on Samsung’s recent claims about developing breakthrough “5G” …
Microsoft will give away Office on smaller Windows 8 tablets
Microsoft is starting to get creative when it comes to selling Windows-based tablets. We learned late last week that the company had started giving away …
Lenovo making serious push into the smartphone market
Lenovo has never made a serious push into the realm of mobile devices but that may be about to change. The Wall Street Journal reports …
Google nixes porn apps in Google Glass
Sad news for anyone hoping to waste their days secretly watching porn during office hours using Google Glass: Google has already barred sexually explicit applications …
Why cable companies aren’t scared of you dropping your pay TV service
Cord cutting is a real phenomenon in terms of both paid television services and home broadband Internet services. But cable companies aren’t scared just yet because …
Apple releases OS X 10.8.4 with fixes for Wi-Fi, Exchange
Apple on Monday released OS X 10.8.4, the latest version of its desktop operating system that the company says will deliver improvements to enterprise Wi-Fi …
AT&T to sell BlackBerry Q10 for $200, preorders start June 5th
AT&T subscribers who pine for the comforting touch of physical keyboards will be able to preorder the BlackBerry Q10 starting on Wednesday, June 5th. AT&T …
