Just in time for the Christmas buying and spending season, Toshiba announced on Tuesday plans to offer a whole new range of affordable laptops and netbooks in October. A Toshiba laptop will be readily available to suit anybody's needs and budget. Prices range from $300 to $630.
Amazon is reportedly poised to launch its newest device, the "Kindle Fire," which is seen to stir the tablet market. No details have been officially released yet, but a popular tech blog leaked out a few info bits.
Minecraft will now be available for Android devices as Minecraft Pocket Edition. It will not be an exclusive for Sony Ericsson's Xperia PLAY only in Oct. 29. Minecraft for iPhones and iPad versions would come out later.
Don't expect the iPhone 5 to be something different from iPhone 4. Chances are they are just the same device with a few upgrades in hardware and updates on the iOS. Consider it a smaller iPad 2 without the iPhone 4's antenna issues.
Apple finally decided to quell the rumors about the next generation iPhone when it sent out email invitations on Tuesday to a press event called "Let's Talk iPhone".
The iPhone 5 media event is truly on as Apple sent invites to the members of the press.
"Is My Son Gay?" is the latest controversial app for android devices. It targets parents who are doubtful of their son's sexual orientation.
The long wait is finally over. Apple Inc. has issued a statement confirming that a new iPhone will be unveiled at an Oct. 4 event in Cupertino, Calif.
They were like Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao, engaging in a war of words rather than actually hurting each other in the boxing ring. But now, they're exchanging blows like there's no tomorrow.
Federal Court Justice Annabelle Bennett hinted Monday that she may grant a brief injunction on sales of Samsung tablet while studying arguments from Samsung and rival Apple, a development that would likely delay the Australian debut of Samsung's 10.1 Galaxy Tab.
Samsung has outdone itself with its global 10 Million sales of Galaxy S2, half the sales of the iPhone in their Q2. It is an impressive feat by itself and it took the Galaxy S over seven months to reach the same level of sales. It has reached five million in sales last June but after price-drop it got to make way for the Galaxy S2 Plus, it has doubled its sales.
Verizon and Sprint to offer marked down prices for iPhone 4 as iPhone 5 release draw near.
Oktoberfest is just around the corner. Equipped yourself with different drinking apps to monitor your drinking.
Frequent travelers can count on their iPhone as a great travel buddy. And why not? Your iPhone can be downloaded with great travel applications that can rival an experienced travel guide.
Amazon.com Prime members will now be able to stream FOX movies and TV series. The announcement came two days before Amazon is expected to launch one of two Kindle tablets to rival Apple's iPad.
Several have tried to unseat Apple as King of the Tablets but they've all fallen by the wayside. Samsung, Motorola, Acer and Research in Motion have all fielded their tablets only to be beaten by the Apple giant. Hewlett Packard tried with the TouchPad this summer and is now scrambling to recuperate its losses.
Samsung plans to launch its 10.1 Galaxy Tab in Australia on Friday, an Apple lawyer told Australian Federal Court Judge Annabelle Bennett.
New York-based technology firm Kogeto has developed a lens that can be used on an iPhone 4 to shoot 360-degree panoramic videos.
Amazon.com's press invite sent out Friday did not mention what the event is on Sept. 28 leading to speculations that the online shopping website will launch its Android tablet PC on Wednesday.
While the iPhone 5 will be the center of everyone's attention, note that according to Antoine Saint Exupery, what's essential is invisible to the eye. Aside from betting that the iPhone 5 won't have radical changes, you should think outside the box when comprehending what happens on Oct. 4 and thereafter.
A new type of gadget was invented buy the scientists at Spain's Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (UC3M). They called the gadget “Intelligent T-Shirt.” It is a clothing made from smart fabrics being used in the medicine field to monitor patients. The main function is to monitor the heart rate, temperature, and activity levels of a person.
The Nikon 1 series showcases two new models, the J1 and V1. The series is "built from the ground up to empower users with new ways to tell stories through photography, driven by imaginative next-generation technology." According to the press release.
The iPad will continue to dominate its rivals until 2014 according to a new report from the research firm Gartner.Apple's iPad will account for 73.4% of tablet sales worldwide and will hold that market dominance for years to come, said Gartner. Bad news for other tablet makers, the analysts also say that no other platform besides Android will have more than a 5% share of the tablet market during this time.
People are more willing to trade in their old iPhone, expecting the new iPhone 5.
Before the iPad, there were netbooks and ultra-mobile PCs. HTC was known back then for mobile phones and it came to a surprise when they launched the HTC Shift back in 2008. The HTC Shift came with a TFT resistive touchscreen and Windows Vista Business. It was a pretty sweet setup with its sliding keyboard. Now it comes back to life with the developer preview Windows 8.
Apple donated thousands of free iPads to Teach for America.
Nikon on Wednesday unveiled its first mirrorless cameras, Nikon 1 J1 and Nikon 1 V1, priced at $915 and $1300. They have large sensors, giving good picture quality, but no optical viewfinders, enabling manufacturers to keep the camera body compact and light.
Amazon has launched its new service that allows U.S. based Kindle users to borrow ebooks from 11,000 libraries across America. The service is now in the Beta testing stage in two libraries in Seattle and will eventually be available on other libraries in the U.S.
Microsoft will start updating the Mango OS for its Windows Phone in a "week or two" according to a senior staffer.
Now, shopping and paying for your purchases could be as easy as a button click on your mobile devices and gadgets.Electronic payment whiz PayPal recently announced it is working on a technology that will allow mobile devices to scan product codes and then support payments from a mobile account. It will also allow users to send and receive money using their smartphones, as well as check product inventory and make reservations at stores where available, and pay for items without falling in lin...
