Google Play Gift Cards May Be Available In Canada Soon
Whether to give as a gift for the Android fan on your shopping list or to offer as a show of fondness for the geek…
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Apple To Stop Accepting Apps That Access UDIDs And Fail To Meet Other Requirements
Apple has made a couple of big announcements, the most immediate of which is that in a little over a month, the company will stop…
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Microsoft Publishes 2012 Law Enforcement Requests Report
Microsoft's Legal & Corporate Affairs Executive Vice President Brad Smith announced on Microsoft's Tech Net blog that the company has released its first Law Enforcement…
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FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski Reportedly To Announce Departure Tomorrow
The FCC's Chairman Julius Genachowski has been at the helm of the agency during a time when gadgets and wireless technology have grown exponentially. During…
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Blackberry Plans To Roll Out High-End Smartphone In Time For The Holidays
Blackberry, ever-ambitious and pushing to regain all it has slowly lost, plans to release a flagship handset in time for the holiday season, a phone…
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AT&T LG Optimus G Pro Tipped In FCC Post
This week the LG Optimus G Pro appears to have popped its head up with AT&T 4G LTE in mind as the FCC approves with…
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Google Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt: BlackBerry User
When you're the Executive Chairman of a company who makes a large chunk of its business surround a mobile operating system like Google does with…
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Apple's War Chest, Samsung Plastic, And HTC One Supply
The influence and cash flow Apple has right this minute may be squarely to blame for both Samsung's continued use of plastic to construct the…
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Apple Podcasts App Updated With iCloud, Custom Stations, And Playlists
Apple hasn't given a lot of attention to its Podcasts app recently. Of course, it hasn't been very popular amongst the podcast-listening crowd, especially when…
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American Airlines Gets Approval For iPad-Equipped Cockpit
The Federal Aviation Association announced back in 2011 that it would be rolling out what they call iPad Electronic Flight Bags for use in the…
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Apple iCloud Now Comes With Two-Step Verification
Two-step verification (also known as two-factor authentication) is becoming all the rage now. After the recent influx of security breaches and hacks on major services,…
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iKit NuCharge For iPhone 5 Review
This week the iKit NuCharge iPhone 5 replaceable battery pack case (complete with Lightning connector) will reach its final few days of stay on Kickstarter…
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Department Of Defense Denies Ditching BlackBerry For iOS [UPDATE: Official Statement]
Yesterday, we reported that the Department of Defense was rumored to be ordering 650,000 iOS devices in order to ditch BlackBerry. It's actually been reported…
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Apple Corporate Facilities Hit 75% Renewable Energy Use In New Report
Today Apple has updated their environmental page collection and have issued a new Facilities report, showing that at this point in history, global corporate facilities…
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World Wide Maze Turns Any Website Into A 3D Maze In Google Chrome
There's no shortage of browser-based games available to casual gamers, but none are as quite unique as a new project called "World Wide Maze." The…
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Universe Is 80 Million Years Older Than Previously Thought
The universe is billions of years old, but new research suggests that it's a bit older than we all originally thought. According to the European…
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Autodesk Digital STEAM App Collection Hits The iPad
This week the Autodesk crew have announced a new collection of apps for the iPad, each of them released under the title "STEAM". This new…
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Huawei Premia Brings "Premium" Experience To MetroPCS
With the Huawei Premia you'll soon be blowing up your MetroPCS spot with 4G LTE and a lovely dual-core processor on a 4-inch display for…
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Eric Schmidt Calls On Internet Save China From Itself
This week the executive chairman of Google Eric Schmidt let it be known that he's fearful of the control China keeps over its citizens in…
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iOS 6.1.3 Patches Up Evasi0n Jailbreak: Hold Your Updates
Yesterday, Apple released iOS 6.1.3 unto the public, and it came with a couple of big updates as well as some general bugfixes and performance…
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Hyundai To Reveal HND-9 Concept At Seoul Motor Show
The Seoul Motor Show is coming up next week, and there will obviously be a handful of new cars to be unveiled on the show…
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Star Trek Into Darkness International Trailer Crash Lands With Details
If you're all about the next Star Trek movie "Into Darkness", you'll be more than pumped up about the newest full trailer, stacked to the…
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New Mac Trojan Injects Ads Into Web Browsers Using Plugin
Viruses, trojans, and other malicious pieces of software are nothing new on OS X. While the mainstream consensus is that Apple's desktop platform is impervious…
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Apple No 1 For 9th Consecutive Time For Smartphone Customer Satisfaction
If there's one thing J.D. Power & Associates semi-annual report on customer satisfaction can agree upon, it's that Apple is - and has been for…
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Twitter Celebrates 7th Birthday With Over 200 Million Users
Twitter is celebrating its 7th birthday today. After officially launching on March 21, 2006, Twitter has gained over 200 million users and averages around 400…
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Google's Schmidt: Android And Chrome OS Not Converging
It seemed like a real possibility when Android chief Andy Rubin stepped down, while the Chrome OS chief took over, but as expected, it still…
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BlackBerry World App Store Reaches 100,000 Apps
The BlackBerry Z10 and Q10 are getting ready for their full launch later this month, but in order to have a great mobile platform, you…
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