COMPUTERS

The Sony Xperia S, Sony's first smartphone since splitting up with Ericsson will finally make its Australian debut this April.

The fifth generation iOS, the operating system for Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) mobile devices, was released in October last year alongside the iPhone 4S. Also made available for older devices, iOS 5 promised 200 new features. iOS 5 introduced the iCloud service, revamped notifications, improvements to native apps such as the Camera, new applications like Reminders, Newsstand, and iMessage.

Samsung’s Galaxy S II is now available exclusively in Telstra and enjoying the 4G benefits of the network.

Apple's incredible success has produced side industries that convinced enterprising individuals to take a slice on the billons that the American tech giant has been raking since its renaissance in mid-2000.

The long wait for the Android 4.0 update for Samsung's Galaxy Note has been further extended, with the giant Asian mobile device maker admitting this week that Ice Cream Sandwich's (ICS) arrival will be delayed.

South Korean media reported that Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL) will launch the fifth generation iPhone in the second quarter. The new iPhone, according to reports, will have a 4.6-inch display.

Australian network Optus is now accepting pre-orders for HTC One ahead of its Australian launch in April.

Microsoft wants to dominate the smartphone market, not in the United States, but in China, which research firms said will take the spot as the biggest smartphone market in the world this year.

Windows 8 is set to hit the market by the last quarter of 2012, likely just in time for the holiday shopping spree that sellers target to boost their financial results before ending the year.

Dell recently announced that the company has plans of entering the tablet market once again by the end of the year 2012. No exact details have been revealed but there are reports speculating that the company will enter the tablet market through the help of Windows 8 or through Google’s Android.

There were many positive reviews regarding the launch of Apple's latest tablet offering called the "new iPad". The positive response was due to the latest features and specifications included in the new iPad. Despite the positive response, there are now reports stating that the new iPad has battery and heat issues.

Mobile app developers prefer Apple over Google's Android operating system, according to a quarterly survey.

Apple reported on Monday that it has so far sold three million units of the new iPad, barely a week after the device was released.

Apple's huge cash chest is no secret and most definitely that reserve keeps on adding up as new Apple products hit the market. Yet how much really has Apple been cashing on its incredible success lately?

The long-awaited update for Android 4.0 or Android ICS (Ice Cream Sandwich) has slowly begun for Samsung phones and with this development; many people are expecting that other companies would follow through.

Nokia, Dell and Lenovo are all planning on releasing Windows 8 tablets this year. While Nokia hasn't said when exactly the new tablet will come out Dell and Lenovo seem to be racing to be the first manufacturer to release a Windows 8 tablet this year.

Apple is keeping its customers waiting ever since the news of iPad3 has been out. So if you are expecting to score an iPad 3 from Apple, you might have to wait.

Online payment processing firm PayPal has introduced another of its over-the-counter payment scheme, this time around through the use of the now ubiquitous smartphones.

Telstra Corporation has some sort of a coup when the giant Telco offered on one of its stores the third iPad edition early Friday morning, with an Aussie construction manager earning the distinction as the first in the country to own the most-sought after product.

Sony Mobile Communications recently launched the company's Android-based Xperia Sola that utilizes the "Floating touch" technology. The Xperia Sola is one of the smartphones launched by Sony since the company decided to drop the name “Ericsson” in their mobile business.

Tim Cook, CEO of Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL), unveiled the next generation iPad early this month. On March 16, the latest iteration of the market leading tablet will be available in shelves in many countries.

Apple, Inc. (NASAQ:AAPL) is willing to give up to $320 for your iPad under their revised Reuse and Recycling Program.

Days before the official release of the new iPad version, reports emerged that another edition could hit the market before the end of the current year.

ARM has announced the ARM Cortex-MO+ which the British chip designer boasts is the world's most energy efficient microprocessor and would help usher in wirelessly connected devices in the so-called "Internet of Things".

The recent release of the new iPad has sparked numerous rumors about the possible release of iPhone 5 within the year. There were many speculations that were formed based on the specifications revealed in the new iPad since both Apple products have the same OS.

Samsung’s much awaited Galaxy Note finally arrived to the Australian shores yesterday.

Global shipments of tablet computers are forecast to further surge in 2012 following the more than 68 million units that flooded the market in the past year, according to tech marketing research firm IDC.

Samsung’s newest tablet overtook Apple’s new iPad as the first tablet to use 4G in Australia.

A man from New York filed a class action lawsuit against tech giant Apple, Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) claiming that the company’s Siri ads are deceptive and misleading.