BlackBerry unveils the Q5, a budget QWERTY phone

BlackBerry’s annual developer conference kicked off this morning with CEO Thorsten Heins unveiling the company’s latest BB10 smartphone for emerging markets, the Q5. The BlackBerry Live conference, taking place only a few months… View... 

BlackBerry Messenger coming to iOS and Android this summer

In a move that BlackBerry hopes will cast a tall shadow on iMessage and Google Talk, their BlackBerry Messenger is soon to be available on iOS and Android. See the original post:  BlackBerry Messenger coming to iOS and Android this summer  Read More →

Should I buy the HTC One or Samsung Galaxy S4?

Which phone is better, the HTC One or the Samsung Galaxy S4? That’s a question that we’ve been getting a lot lately… See the rest here: Should I buy the HTC One or Samsung Galaxy S4?  Read More →

Vehicle manufacturers embrace wireless charging in cars

An increasing number of vehicles over the next year will be released with wireless charging either built in or available as an add-on. But unlike the Qi chargers we use in our homes,… Read the rest here:  Vehicle manufacturers embrace wireless... 

Google unveils cloud-based sync tools for notification and

Google’s annual developer conference started with a bang as cross platform cloud services were unveiled. Here is the original: Google unveils cloud-based sync tools for notification and game data  Read More →

Google shows off the future of Maps, trial sign-up availab

Out of the many, many things Google has unveiled at their annual I/O conference, we were given a detailed look at the next version of Google Maps. Original post:  Google shows off the future of Maps, trial sign-up available  Read More →

NEC unveils a water-cooled Android smartphone

Brace yourselves, Geek fans: NEC has just unveiled a water-cooled Android smartphone. The downside? The Medias X 06E is a little more girly and embellished than you might like. What’s inside the phone… See original here: NEC unveils a water-cooled... 

Chrome Experiment multiplayer racing game works across 5 d

When the gaming industry got wind of the power of social gaming, rather than embark on a quest to design actual games based on social experiences, it more or less began pumping out… Go here to read the rest: Chrome Experiment multiplayer racing... 

Galaxy S4 is world’s first TCO-certified sustainable sma

The Galaxy S4 is more an evolutionary phone than a revolutionary one, but Samsung is rightly proud of its new flagship. Apart from being the company’s fastest-selling phone ever, it’s also the first… Go here to read the rest: Galaxy... 

Google I/O 2013: The complete walkthrough

It was really, really hard to get into Google I/O this year, so a lot of people that wanted to attend the show just couldn’t make it out to San Francisco’s Moscone Center… Here is the original:  Google I/O 2013: The complete walkthrough  Read More →

iPhone and iPad running iOS 6 officially certified by U.S.

Samsung and BlackBerry may have beaten it to the punch, but Apple has now secured U.S. Department of Defense certification for iPhones and iPads running iOS 6 (and even the iPod touch). The… Original post:  iPhone and iPad running iOS 6 officially... 

Jolla’s first phone running Sailfish OS now available to

Founder Marc Dillon and his crew revealed the first Jolla phone running the company’s Sailfish OS today. While the phone looks a bit like any other nondescript black slab at first glance, its… See more here:  Jolla’s first phone running... 

Twitter just got a lot more secure thanks to two-factor au

Chances are you have at least a handful of online accounts you login to on a regular basis. The security on offer for each of them will vary greatly, but one service that… Read the original: Twitter just got a lot more secure thanks to two-factor... 

OK Go made a word game about synchronizing your brain with

OK Go are something of internet darlings. They make decent music, and even made decent music before you learned who they were because they’re really good at synchronized treadmill dancing. However good their… Excerpt from:  OK Go made a word... 

HTC First discontinued as Facebook Home continues to fail

Much like television shows, phones that do poorly at launch can be pulled and just disappear. After a month of poor sales, the Facebook powered HTC First will soon be gone from AT&T shelves for good. Go here to see the original: HTC First discontinued...