Microsoft is working on its next generation Operating System, which many leaked images suggest will pick up Windows 7 and Windows Phone 7 features.
The welcome screen bears a close resemblance to what is featured in a Windows 7 handset, says Read More
Google has become the number one smartphone platform in the country with 33 percent of market share in February, up from 26 percent in November 2010, according to the 2011 U.S. Mobile Subscriber Market Share report conducted by
A new startup is offering cloud girlfriends to single guys who want adoring messages written on their Twitter or Facebook walls.
Cloudgirlfriends.com will create the perfect girlfriend for users down to their chosen physical attributes and personality traits, but she
Nokia has filed a new set of complaints against Apple with the US International Trade Commission for another seven patent infringements.
Nokia claims that the Apple iPhone is using its technology “to create key features in its products in the
Mozilla’s newest browser, Firefox 4.0, has broken its own 24 hour download record that it set back in 2008 when it launched Firefox 3.0.
On the second day of its launch, Mozilla users downloaded 8.75 million versions of Firefox 4, up
Rumors surrounding the next generation iPhone have been circulating for months; the latest of which claim that Sony will be supplying the camera for the upcoming iPhone 5.
Sony CEO Howard Stringer may have accidentally unveiled that his company will be
Google is getting one step closer to offering mobile payment on Android devices by partnering up with MasterCard and Citigroup.
The Wall Street Journal reports that Google is hoping to boost advertising revenue trough the service, which allows customers to
The HTC 4G Thunderbolt was released last week into Verizon’s ultra fast 4G LTE network and many are praising the phone’s speed and performance.
The phone, a descendant of the EVO runs on Verizon’s 4G LTE (Long Term Evolution) network, which
According to a new survey, many women are finding their Facebook friends increasingly ‘annoying’ with their constant stream of updates and comments.
HP and Dell executives have spoken out against Apple, saying that the iPad will ultimately fail in the business market.