Edgar Jr. Reyes

Sony’s PlayStation has marked its 20 years in the gaming industry earlier this week.

Apple Inc. is on trial this month for allegedly deleting music from rival music services off of iPods.

Microsoft has acquired a new email app after rumours due to an accidental blog post.

Australia now ranks fifth in the world for countries with the most frequent visits to malicious sites.

Target Australia has removed the R-rated video game Grand Theft Auto V (GTA V) off its shelves after receiving complaints due to the game’s violent content against women.

Mozilla recently launched Firefox 34 for Windows, Mac, Linux and Android after its big switch from Google to Yahoo.

Just recently the inventor of the hashtag has written a somewhat brutal blog post revealing the company’s big miss as a social network.

HP has unveiled two new impressive business ultrabooks that belong to the EliteBook Folio 1020 line-up to be released next year.

Verizon has announced the launch of a new kid’s gadget that serves as a phone and a smart wearable that can be worn on the wrist.

Chromebooks have clearly displaced the iPads in the third quarter of 2014 as the most in-demand devices shipping to U.S. schools.

While many smartwatches and wearables seem impractical, there are actually some smart devices out there which may save lives.

Microsoft’s launch of the Lumia 535 Windows Phone marked its move to sell low-end smartphones without the power of the Nokia brand to back it.

Google is speculated to launch a new Google Glass by 2015 that might be powered by an Intel processor.

Facebook unquestionably ranks as the world’s largest social media platform but is facing fierce competition with other social networking sites.

The iPhone 6 and the iPhone 6 Plus as highlighted by its amazing sales has been described as truly phenomenal.

Black Friday 2014 offers many exciting Apple deals but there is one that truly stands out.

Samsung has recently launched the Gear S, another installment of its long line of smartwatches.

Chromebooks are the little laptops that are less expensive and can work at par with other big names in the portable PC arena.

Apple’s Intel Core M equipped notebooks will try to out-lead other tech companies which use the same innovation.

Google aims to make Black Friday shopping easier and more enjoyable for consumers with the use of their mobile devices.

Apple’s iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus can work as a regular tablet and now iPad is feeling the effect.

Jolla Tablet has been receiving favorable responses from its Indiegogo funding campaign and now plans to reach more countries.

Apple breaks-away from its history of offering low to no discounts every Black Friday.

Motorola’s 2014 Moto X and Droid Turbo are currently facing a stiff sibling rivalry in the market.

Apple and Samsung still collide on a neck and neck battle in the Australian market.

Kogan has finally joined the portable PC race with its very own Windows laptop.

HP’s Stream 11 is a smaller and cheaper Windows laptop set out to rival Chromebooks.

Samsung considers a major leadership revamp after Galaxy S5's poor sales performance.

Lenovo launched the Yoga 3 Pro to closely go against Apple’s 13-inch MacBook Air and Microsoft’s Surface Pro 3.