TECHNOLOGY

Razer Edge is being promoted as the "world's first tablet designed for PC gamers." The statement makes a lot of promise, especially since Razer, Inc. has branded itself as a company comprised of gamers. Pre-orders for this Windows 8 device begin March 1. Many gamers are now wondering whether it's worth trying the promising tablet.

A more affordable Galaxy Note 3 is on the way as Samsung adjust to current market dynamics in which competition is growing and price marks are plunging, approaching the $US200 mark.

Production of the iPad Mini 2 with Retina display technology is currently underway, a new report claims, pointing to a supply chain movement that saw Apple allegedly ordering display panels with 2048 x 1536 resolution for a 7.9 screen tablet.

Gamers will have a high time with discounts and future releases as Sony delivers discounts while Blizzard Entertainment showcases StarCraft II trailer.

Samsung Galaxy S3’s price continues to drop before the highly anticipated launch of its successor – Samsung Galaxy S4.

Apple, LG, ZTE and China Mobile are collaborating to deliver smartphones on a new network implement, TD-LTE, a variant of the emerging superfast internet infrastructure.

It is speculated that the Apple’s iPad 5 and iPad Mini 2 release date will be soon as a number of case makers revealed their designs for the aforementioned devices.

Mozilla finally reached smartphone level with their Firefox OS and the roll out of devices using the mobile operating system.

Motorola X Phone, the rumored upcoming offering from Google in time for May's I/O event, is creating much buzz online. Some blogs and reports claimed this new smartphone can kill the iPhone series, which typically sells millions of units within a couple of days from release date. It is one thing to create an almost palpable pressure on the competition; it's another to kill it. Perhaps all the hype is now putting pressure on Google itself, more than any other tech giant.

Samsung is making a big move in the United States, which explains the major New York launch of the Galaxy S4 on March 14. Part of the big plan is selling the new Android handset for $US200 or less.

The current flagship of the Samsung Galaxy line S3 features 4.8 inches of screen display with Super AMOLED capacitive touchscreen, TouchWiz UI, Corning Gorilla Glass 2, Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, 1GB of RAM, and 1.4GHz quad-core Cortex A9.

Two new concept images of the upcoming iPhone 6 and 5S as well as the rumoured iPhone Mini emerged online.

Getting the Samsung Galaxy S3 is no sweat these days as Vodafone in the United Kingdom dangles the Android smartphone for free, that means no upfront payment is required to bring home the sleek handset.

Not surprisingly, the US Department of Defense has informed that the dominance of Blackberry is over as it plans to open its networks to devices from Apple Inc., Google Inc. and other producers.

If you own Google’s Nexus 4 and currently enjoy Android JellyBean on its pure vanilla, stick to it notwithstanding the upcoming arrival of Samsung’s next flagship – the Galaxy S4.

Two budget phones from Samsung and Nokia were revealed at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, giving price-sensitive consumers the chance to enjoy the basic mobile power wielded by Android and Windows 8.

The Samsung Galaxy experience is no longer confined to the fun realm. With the introduction of Samsung SAFE with Knox, the South Korean firm offers secured productivity moments for Galaxy S3 and Galaxy Note 2 users.

After rolling out in the early days of February this year, the Samsung Galaxy Note Jelly Bean update is reportedly scheduled to hit carriers like AT&T and Rogers in March. However, Galaxy Note owners should still be watchful on the precise arrival schedule of the Jelly Bean 4.1 update since date adjustment is a possibility.

Motorola X Phone, which is expected to herald the launch of Android 5.0 Key Lime Pie, is set to be Google's first purebred device. Now rumours are saying that the Nexus 5 (as tech sleuths called it), is not actually going to be a Nexus 4 successor. The Google X Phone, as the upcoming Motorola phone is now called, belongs to a line of its own. So it goes with a non-Nexus name, although it actually builds up from Nexus 4 specs. At least these are what the rumours are saying.

Another tablet has joined the battle for supremacy among devices that sport 7-inch screens. The latest entrant is Hewlett-Packard's Slate 7 tablet which retails at $169.

The Samsung Galaxy Note 3 has not been announced yet but it is already making a buzz in China.

Future iPhone and iPad versions could come with ‘situational awareness’ functions, allowing the device to predict owners’ desired real-time conditions, a new report said.

Tech giant Apple’s patents may have given hints on the upcoming features of the next iPhone.

The Pirate Bay party has ended in Sweden but the popular file-sharing site remains online, thanks to affiliates in Norway and Spain, a new report said.

If you have been an avid fan of Skype’s services, now there are other platforms that offer the same—or even more—features for communication.

Samsung will snatch back the smartphone leadership it lost to Apple in Q4 2012, likely eclipsing its predecessor’s record sales of 40 million units and counting.

Android phone manufacturers Samsung, HTC, Motorola, and Windows Mobile lead runner Nokia still are no match to Apple's iPhone when it comes to reliability, a survey says. A report from FixYa showed the loyalty of many smartphone users that made the iPhone beat other top-of-the-line units such as Samsung Galaxy S3 and Nokia Lumia 920 when it comes to function and ecosystem.

HTC One, the smartphone previously known as M7, is arriving at 185 carriers and retailers in 80 countries in March. A lot of new smartphone shoppers worldwide are considering the newest HTC offering. Should you have it on your list of 2013 smartphones to choose from?

Now is probably the best and the worst time to buy the Samsung Galaxy S3. However, how can you resist the tempting offer from Amazon?