Your Galaxy S5 may get Android 5.0 Lollipop in time for the holidays
Great news, Galaxy S5 owners: You may not have to wait that much longer to get Android 5.0 Lollipop on your favorite phone. SamMobile’s sources indicate …
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Don’t expect game-changing improvements from Sprint or T-Mobile for at least another two years
T-Mobile has done a lot to improve its network over the past couple of years, but even the scrappy “Un-carrier” has admitted that it would …
One big reason not to use your iPad Air 2 on AT&T
Are you excited about the new multi-carrier SIM cards that are coming with the iPad Air 2? If so then you won’t want to hook it …
These Android phones have been confirmed to get Lollipop – is yours on the list?
One of the frustrating things for Android users is not knowing when their phones will get the latest Android software pushed out to them… if …
The brutal numbers behind Amazon’s massive Fire Phone flop
We’ve known for a while that Amazon’s Fire Phone is this year’s version of the Microsoft Kin or the Facebook-centric HTC First — that is, …
Here’s a complete list of apps that use the awesome new Handoff feature in iOS 8
The coolest new feature that spans across both iOS and OS X announced this year has definitely been the Handoff feature that will let you …
Comcast thinks HBO may have just made a huge mistake
Surprise: Comcast isn’t overly enthusiastic about HBO’s plan to offer a standalone streaming service that will appeal to cord cutters. Barron’s notes that during an …
Video: The iPad Air 2 withstands a ‘bend test’ about as well as you’d expect
The reason the “bend test” videos for the iPhone 6 Plus went viral is that they raised questions about whether the device would bend just …
Apple drops hints about why its sapphire supplier went bankrupt
The most surprising Apple-related story over the past few weeks hasn’t had anything to do with leaked gadgets — instead, it’s been about GT Advanced …
Where you should live if you want America’s fastest Internet service
What parts of America have the fastest broadband connections? The short answer is “Delaware.” The slightly longer answer is “somewhere in the northeastern U.S.” The …
Windows 10 could eliminate two major online security headaches
We’ve seen a bunch of hugely promising new features that Microsoft has added to Windows 10 via its Technical Preview but this might be the …
Why Apple Pay is ‘more safe and secure than using your credit card’
Although Apple Pay has had its share of early hiccups, the mobile payment platform is overall off to a promising start. CIO’s Al Sacco has …
Is the Surface slowly starting to pay off for Microsoft?
The first-generation Surface RT was a notorious bomb but Microsoft has diligently kept refining its Surface tablet models and has seen some impressive sales growth …
Samsung explains the Galaxy Note 4’s design in words you’ll never comprehend
Samsung isn’t shy about using rhetorical excess to describe its devices — recall that it once described the Galaxy S4 as “a precious stone glittering …
Are you man enough for the BlackBerry Passport?
The BlackBerry Passport is a great device… if you’re man enough to handle it. That’s the message that National Post writer Jonathan Kay is delivering …
One pro photographer’s secret tricks for taking world-class pics with your iPhone 6
The iPhone 6 and 6 Plus have both earned wide praise for the quality of their cameras but they still won’t help you take high-quality pictures …
Watch these videos to learn about every Android 5.0 Lollipop trick you never knew existed
At this point, we’ve already talked about the major features that Google added to Android with its new Lollipop release — the new Material Design …
Microsoft is suddenly releasing some of the year’s coolest Android apps
Microsoft is no longer all about “Windows, Windows, Windows!” as ex-CEO Steve Ballmer used to say. Instead, the company is willing to create applications and …
Google may have finally figured out how to kill the password once and for all
The problems with traditional passwords are many, and while two-factor authentication adds an extra layer of security, it’s also a tedious and annoying process a …
The mobile price wars may finally be starting to sting AT&T
Wireless price wars are good for consumers but not-so-great for carriers’ bottom lines. AT&T on Wednesday reported earnings of $0.63 per share on revenues of …
The most troubling Apple Pay-related bug we’ve seen yet [updated]
Here’s yet another Apple Pay snafu, and this one could be more than just a minor inconvenience. CNN’s Samuel Burke reports that he and some …
Android 5.0 Lollipop’s release date has just been confirmed
Although it will probably take a bit longer to get pushed out to most Android devices, we now know that Google plans to officially release Android …
Why Apple needs to stop releasing 16GB iPads
Earlier this month, we knocked Apple for releasing a new version of the Retina iPad mini that was literally the exact same as last year’s …
Here are some of the early hiccups users are seeing with Apple Pay
As with any major new platform or service, there are going to be some snafus in the early going and Apple Pay is proving to …
Benchmarks show the iPad Air 2 has only one rival in terms of overall performance
Benchmark scores for the iPad Air 2 have started coming in and as you’d expect they’re very impressive so far. But let’s put this into context: …
An iOS 8.1 jailbreak is out – but you can’t download it yet
New iOS jailbreaks just seem to come faster and faster these days. 9to5Mac brings us word that there is already a new jailbreak for iOS …
How your cable company could get some real competition – even without Google Fiber
As anyone who is stuck with only one high-speed broadband provider in their neighborhood knows, the state of competition for home Internet services in the …
This brilliant ‘smart shoe’ accessory will let you call Uber just by clicking your heels
When you were a kid, did you ever imagine what it would be like to be Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz? While you’ll likely …
Ingenious new app is every math teacher’s nightmare come true
If your school doesn’t already collect your smartphones before you go to class, we’re certain that it will start doing so after seeing this new …
Research suggests Legere is singlehandedly dragging some customers away from rivals
John Legere might literally be the first — and likely last — American telecom CEO to have his own personality cult. Research firm Comlinkdata has analyzed 2.7 …
