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HTC Finally Brings the 4.7-Inch HTC One to Light, Boasts a Snapdragon Processor and UltraPixel Camera
0By: Ali Raza | February 22nd, 2013 | Android, News, Smartphones
Finally the wait is over and the Taiwan based cellphone maker HTC has unveiled its flagship smartphone, the HTC One, at a press conference in New York on Tuesday, February 19th. The executives of the multinational company showcased the brand new handset in front of the audience that some had earlier seen in leaked images that s...
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WSJ Claims Google is Looking to Introduce Touchscreen Chromebook Later in 2013
By: Ali Raza | February 22nd, 2013 | Google, News, Tablets
After Microsoft, technology giant Google is also looking to introduce its very own touchscreen laptops called ‘Chrome Pixel’ according to the latest update from the
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BlackBerry Falling Below Expectations
By: Zain Nabi | February 21st, 2013 | News, O Canada, Smartphones
The reality is no different than it sounds in the title of this article. BlackBerry is reportedly falling behind the expectations when it comes to the success of its recently launched Z10 smartphone. According to Forbes, Pacific Crest analyst, James ...
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BlackBerry 10 Launched in Saudi Arabia, Will be Available in Germany and Italy Soon
By: Zain Nabi | February 21st, 2013 | News, O Canada, Smartphones
BlackBerry has launched its new smartphone, the Z10, in Saudi Arabia, as the company keeps on exploring potential markets for its signature product that, according to many analysts, will make or break the company’s future. The new version of the BlackBerry smartphone has been launched recently. It is available in many main markets of the world including the U.K., Canada and the UAE,...
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Apple’s iPhone 5 Snatches the World’s Best Selling Smartphone Title from Samsung Galaxy S III
By: Ali Raza | February 21st, 2013 | Android, Apple, Business, iOS, News, Smartphones
Apple’s iPhone 5 has finally managed to snatch the world’s best selling smartphone title from the Samsung Galaxy S III thanks to its outstanding demand in the last quarter of 2012. This announcement was made after
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Apple Launches Java Update for Mac OS X Users to Deal with Issue Malware Hackers Exploited
By: Jeff Stewart | February 21st, 2013 | Apple, iOS, Mobile Apps, News
Earlier Apple announced that due to a Java vulnerability some hackers breached its security and caused damage to some of its computers but no data was comprised. To deal with this kind of cyber attack in the future Apple has announced that it will launch a software tool which will fight against malware. The Cupertino-based company...
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3D Pen 3Doodler Makes A Big Splash On Kickstarter
By: Jeff Stewart | February 21st, 2013 | Business, Gadgets, News
First 3D televisions and then 3D printers, it seems that manufacturers have fallen in love with 3D devices and that is why they are now developing new or improved 3D gadgets. The latest attempt in this regard is 3Doodler that may change the way we think about 3D p...
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Hungarian Physicist Claims Users Are Just 19 Clicks Away From Any Website
By: Jeff Stewart | February 21st, 2013 | Google, Living, News, Social Media
Generally people perceive the internet as a world of infinite distractions because there are all sorts of websites available to browse which covers almost every possible indulgence. However, a physicist from Hungary, Albert-László Barabási does not agree with this notion and he claims that in spite of having countless websites, the internet is still quite small at the because according to him u...
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Canadian Judge Rules That Arrested Individuals Should Get Right to Search for Attorney On Google
By: Jeff Stewart | February 21st, 2013 | Google, Living, News, O Canada
According to The Star, a judge in Canada stated in a recent case that individuals who are arrested should be given the right to look for a lawyer through Google. The Canadian judge did not stop at this, he also wrote in the ruling that each police station should have computers and access to internet so arrested individuals could ...
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Apple says Hackers Have Attacked a “Small Number” of its Computers but no Data was Compromised
By: Ali Raza | February 20th, 2013 | Apple, iOS, News
After Twitter and Facebook California-based tech giant Apple has become another high-profile firm that has been hit by hackers. The ...
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