T-Mobile to Begin Carrying Apple iPhone 5
T-Mobile’s media event in New York City, NY that the fourth place mobile carrier in the United States will begin official sale of the Apple iPhone 5 as of April 12th, 2013!
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Security Flaw on Sony Xperia Z allows Lockscreen bypass
Scott Reed, a tech enthusiast, who has recently purchased a Sony Xperia Z smartphone, has managed to bypass the lock screen of the device with ease. The method involves few simple steps and allows you to gain full access to the device.
Life after Google Reader
The announcement by Google last week that it will be shutting down Google Reader spurred an outcry from many of its users. However, innovation in content aggregation is increasingly making Google Reader look pretty dated.
Jawbone UP back in UK’s Radar together with an Android App
Jawbone’s ‘Up’ is a fitness-tracking gadget that is capable of keeping track of your day to day activity such as steps, food intake and sleep pattern.
Two new Smartphones from Sony, the Xperia SP and Xperia L
Sony Mobile Communications (“Sony Mobileâ€) today announced two new Xperia smartphone models to join its 2013 line up – the Xperia SP and Xperia L.
Say Hello to the new Samsung Galaxy S4
Samsung Electronics today announced the fourth generation Galaxy S smartphone, the Galaxy S 4. Packed full of innovative features and with a super sleek design, the Galaxy S 4 is designed to bring your world together.
BlackBerry Previews Secure Work Space Technology for Third Party Platforms
Blackberry today confirmed its commitment to bringing a solution that will separate and secure work and personal data on mobile devices to third party platforms.
Google has removed all ad blocking apps for Android, including Adblock Plus
Adblock Plus revealed that Google has removed all ad blocking apps for Android, including Adblock Plus, from the Google Play Store.
Google Now for iPhone and iPad Video leaked, coming soon?
Google Now for iPhone and iPad Video leaked, coming soon?
Samsung teases Galaxy S4 in new photo
The Galaxy S4 will be launched tomorrow, and as the excitement lifts, Samsung has uploaded a rather shady image of their newest flagship smartphone to the web, for added buzz. Samsung Mobile US posted this image on Twitter, with the update: