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T-Mobile improves coverage in Atlanta, Minneapolis, and Seattle
T-Mobile announced today that they have made some “technology advancements” in three major cities, which include Atlanta, Minneapolis, and Seattle. T-Mobile didn’t say what these advancements consist...
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Gmail is down, it’s not just you
This morning the folks at Gmail have reported that they are, indeed, experiencing some difficulties – it’s not just you. This is one of those rare instances where it’s not just a localized problem in...
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Android malware scanner only detects 15% of malicious code
Android 4.2 Jelly Bean features a new security tool that quickly scans downloaded apps for malicious code. It’s essentially Google‘s way of addressing the long-time threat of malware on the company’s...
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RIM offers first glimpse of BlackBerry 10 hardware
We know that RIM will be launching BlackBerry 10 in January 30, 2013. At least that’s the plan for now, but that could easily change. In any case, RIM has quietly teased us with a vague glimpse at an...
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iPhone 5S coming in June 2013 according to analyst
While the iPhone has seen yearly updates for the past several years, it’s rumored that might change with the next iPhone model. According to Jefferies analyst Peter Misek, the iPhone 5S will be...
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FTC investigating app developers for suspected child privacy violations
For a lot of parents, having a selection of apps made specifically for children on hand is a godsend, as they give children something safe and perhaps educational to occupy their time with. We’re...
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Microsoft has sold 4.2 million Windows Phone 8 handsets, according to...
We haven’t heard from Microsoft officially on how many Windows Phone 8 devices the company has sold so far, but thanks to some external data and a little bit of math, it’s been estimated that...
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PopCap reportedly working on triple-A console title
Here’s something that’s pretty interesting: PopCap, developer of such casual gaming hits as Bejeweled, Plants vs. Zombies, and Peggle, might be working on a triple-A console title based on DICE’s...
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Instagram for iOS updates with new camera, new filter, and Foursquare...
Instagram has had a tough past few days with the whole Twitter debacle, but they’re attempting to bounce back thanks to a new update for its iOS app. The update comes with an updated camera interface,...
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Warhammer 40K: Dawn of War joins Humble THQ Bundle
The Humble THQ Bundle has just two days left before coming to a close, and it’s apparently looking to go out with a bang. The bundle was already an excellent offering that brought together some of...
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Marshall Hanwell Anniversary Edition amp gives your smartphone a tune-up
If there’s one thing we’ve liked about Marshall over the past year (not that there’s just one, of course), it’s that they’re able to present a whole new angle on the mobile music world by simply...
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Soundfreaq brings lightning to CES 2013 in massive audio preview
It’s less than a couple of months away from CES 2013 now and brands large and small have already begun war on the media with releases – today’s big news from Soundfreaq contains one heck of a rundown...
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Acer Aspire 7600U Review
All-in-one PCs have always seemed a little weird, at least to me. They don’t take up as much space as a traditional computer with a tower and a monitor, but they’re not exactly portable. They also tend...
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Twitter launches photo filters for iOS and Android apps
We’ve been anticipating the arrival of photo filters on Twitter’s app for awhile now, with a rumor having surfaced back on November 2 that the social network was going to launch its own filters to...
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Caltech researchers develop terahertz microchips for the spies and gamers...
Caltech researchers have developed a terahertz-generating chip that, it so eloquently explains, could help a spy save the world just in the nick of time. Or, in the less sensational world, could...
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Apple corrects potentially deadly Australian map error
Over the weekend, Australian authorities issued a warning to Apple users that Apple Maps had an error that could be “life threatening,” sending users off into a scorching desert-like national park. The...
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Ford to correct Fusion and Escape overheating issue with software updates
Ford has been in the news quite a bit lately, with reports of recalls, malfunctions, and questionable gas mileage estimates, among other things. On December 1, we reported that Ford had initiated a...
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Sony’s 2013 flagship said to feature 6-inch 1080p display
With the fanfare surrounding recent 5-inch phablet smartphone releases, it is only a matter of time before a smartphone wielding a 6-inch display hits the market. Now it seems that time might be upon...
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Facebook offers statement about site outage
Earlier today, Facebook users experienced a site outage for about 20 minutes. The issue didn’t affect mobile users, with smartphone and tablet access remaining unaffected. This issue originated after...
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McAfee, antivirus pioneer turned fugitive, sells his life story
On December 6, we reported that John McAfee, founder of the McAfee security company, had been hospitalized after fleeing Belize to Guatemala, where he sought asylum. He is wanted in Belize for...
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