All is set for the release of the much awaited Asus Eee Pad Transformer Prime despite rumors stating that the release of this tablet in the market would be delayed.
A new tablet with the latest Android version (Android 4.0/Android ICS) will begin its shipment in China and it would soon be available in the U.S. within the next months and its price? Less than US$100.
Motorola recently experienced victory as the company won against Apple regarding a patent case filed in Germany.
Samsung has won the favor of courts in Australia and the United States for its Galaxy devices to hit the market and soon enough, according to reports, the South Korean firm may win the nod of the German court.
Mobile devices are set to surpass the traditional desktop PC as the most common way to access the Internet. With more users turning to their phones to send email, downloading applications and watching videos why are U.S carriers still feeling the pinch?
Apple iPhone 4S users who thought they could get away from the total ban against electronic devices while driving by using Siri will still be held accountable if federal regulators will have their way.
The International Trade Commission issued a preliminary ruling that found Motorola Mobility Holdings of infringing on one of the seven patents held by Microsoft Corp.
Google Inc. has successfully patented its futuristic driverless car technology that allows a human driver to pass the wheel to the self-driving car.
Samsung phones topped the list of bestsellers in Australia in the September quarter on the back of demand for the Galaxy SII and its stripped-down versions.
Samsung intends to line up its Galaxy product lines for the much-awaited update to the new version of the Android mobile operating system, the Android 4.0, by the first few months of 2012.
Fusion Garage has been playing a game of hide-and-seek with its customers. It hasn't fulfilled orders for its Grid10 tablet, the company's Twitter page and website hasn't been updated in weeks and its executives have maintained a radio silence about what's going on with the company. Is Fusion Garage shutting down?
According to the Taiwanese news agency DigiTimes, tech giant Apple, Inc. will be releasing its much-awaited next generation of iPad in the next three to four months.
If rumors are to be believed Apple Inc. will be releasing a mini iPad in addition to the next generation iPad 3 next year. According to Digitimes, a 7.85 inch iPad will be released before the fourth quarter of 2012 and the new iPad at the end of the first quarter.
Apple Inc. won a patent court ruling against HTC in a decision that could ban smartphones from the Taiwanese manufacturer in the U.S. market.
Apple Inc. lost a round in southern China when a court rejected its claim that Proview Technology is infringing on Apple's iPad trademark.
Xbox 360, the popular gaming console will be undergoing a “makeover". According to Microsoft, the changes that will be implemented in Xbox 360 would change the gaming experience of Xbox 360 users.
Chinese-based company ZTE is planning to penetrate the U.S. market next year through launching a high-end smartphone by next year. This high-end smartphone would either be utilizing Google's Android or Microsoft's Windows Phone 7 as its OS.
The next generation of GPS satellites will be more powerful, versatile and reliable than current GPS satellites.
The original Xoom had the distinction of being the first tablet to use Google's Honeycomb OS. However, times have changed and more Android tablets have appeared on the market to challenge Apple's iPad. Can the Xoom 2 keep up in this crowded arena?
While Apple Inc. maintains a stringent approval process for apps on its App Store there are still some apps that manage to slip through the cracks. There are over 500,000 apps in the App Store and on occasion some apps create too much controversy that Apple has to step in pull it from the App Store. Here are some of the more controversial apps that sneaked their way to the App Store and had to be yanked out by Apple.
Eric Schmidt, Executive Chairman of Google remarked that Android is complacent about its progress and given time, it would be able to surpass Apple's iOS status in the smartphone market.
Have you heard of an Amazon Kindle Fire running on Android Ice Cream Sandwich? If your answer is no, brace yourselves because it is bound to happen sooner or later due to the fact that the code is open source.
When the launch of Android 4.0 or Ice Cream Sandwich was announced, many people were anticipating this update as positive reviews about this OS circulated among smartphone users.
But just as there were really great phones this year, there were also the stinkers that consumers shouldn't touch with a ten foot pole. Here are some of the best and worst smartphones of 2011. First let's look at the phones that really shined this year
A firm based in Seattle specializing in caller identification technology has sued Apple Inc. for patent infringement alleging that the latter is illegally using its inventions on iPhones.
Automobile manufacturer Chrysler revealed the company has plans of bringing back their previous car model "Dodge Cart" but this time, with an Italian twist.
Rockstar Games, the developer behind Grand Theft Auto III announced that the popular game series will make its official release on iOS and Android-based devices on Dec. 15, 2011.
Eco-Friendly Vehicles is the main theme for Automotive World 2012 which would take place in Tokyo, Japan on January, 2012.
Apple Inc. is in talks to buy Anobit, an Israeli company that manufactures flash storage technology for somewhere between $400 to $500 million, according to a report published in the Israeli newspaper Calcalist on Tuesday.
Microsoft Corp. is planning to allow apps that are licensed under the Open Source Initiative to be distributed on its Windows Store.
