Samsung has pulled the wraps off its new ATIV Tab 3, a new slate touted as 'the world's thinnest Windows 8 tablet.'
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Instagram Video looks like a smash hit so far, as users uploaded no less than 5 million videos in the first 24 hours of the feature's availability.
A 1976 Apple computer going for a cool half a million. Are you surprised? One of the first ever Apple computers dating back to 1976, is going up for auction at Christie's auction block next week, and guess what? It could sell for as much as $500,000.
Some early adopters of the new MacBook Air laptops report Wi-Fi connectivity issues, claiming their new notebooks drop connectivity all of a sudden and repeatedly.
Welcome the new Istagram, now with video and more filters. Vine has become one of the most used social media services on the Internet, so it comes as no surprise to see Facebook wanting to cash in on Vine's success.
Microsoft is apparently gearing up to launch a second-generation Surface RT tablet this year, and this time it's coming with an LTE-enabled Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 chip and Windows 8.1 on board.
AT&T has officially announced it will start offering the Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 4G LTE on June 21 for $399.99 on a two-year contract (the same price as the Wi-Fi-only version) or $199.99 with a smartphone bundle.
Microsoft is working hard to get all the popular apps to Windows Phone 8, and is willing to spend a lot of money to do so.
Chromebook laptops will be available in triple more stores than before, with Walmart already selling the Acer C7 and other retailers set to follow soon.
Xbox Music for Windows 8.1 looks slick. It even has streaming radio. Windows 8 is not in a position where Microsoft would deem as successful, despite selling 100 million licenses.
Facebook has an event scheduled for June 20 and word is out that the company plans to unveil a new video service for its Instagram photo-sharing rock star.
Apple's new iPad mini will sport 7.9 inch Retina display with 2048 x 1539 pixel resolution. The quality and resolution of the display will be the same as of the current full-size iPad.
Microsoft finally released its Office Mobile for iPhone as a free app, but there's a catch: it's only available for Office 365 Home Premium and ProPlus subscribers.