Articles by Khurram Aziz email: k.aziz@mobilenapps.com
A Disturbing Link Made Between Gun Makers And Video Games
An article in the New York Times explores the link between the gun industry and video games. In the weeks after gunman Adam Lanza massacred school children at Sandy Hook Elementary in Connecticut, the New York Times has exposed a link between the video games industry and gun makers.
Microsoft Planning To Open More Stores In 2013
In a push to compete with Apple, Microsoft is building six new stores across the U.S. to sell its products.
Google Play's Merry Christmas Deals Brought To You By Google's Elves
Google Play is bringing you apps, books, movies, TV or music surprises every day during Christmas week.
Google Apps Looking To Steal 90 Percent Of Microsoft Office Users
Google's enterprise chief Amit Singh says the company is ready to compete with Microsoft Office for business customers.
Apple Relents: POP Charger Kickstarter Project Back On Track
Apple's decision to allow a 30-pin and Lightning connector on the same device means the POP charger project on Kickstarter is now back on track.
8-Bit Yule Log To Play On An Infinite Loop This Christmas
The traditional burning Yule Log video has been given a digital twist by Dutch 3D artist Nigel Upchurch.
Microsoft's Strategy Chief Mundie Taking A Back Seat
Craig Mundie, Chief Strategy Officer at Microsoft, is taking on a new role at the company with a view to retiring in 2014.
Nokia Windows RT Tablet To Feature Surface-Like Keyboard Cover
Finnish mobile phone maker Nokia is planning a 10.1-inch tablet based on the Windows RT operating system. The device is expected to feature a keyboard-cover, similar to Microsoft's own Surface device, according to reports.
Foxconn Investment Turns GoPro Camera Inventor Into A Billionaire
GoPro camera for extreme sports has received a massive boost in investment from Taiwanese firm Foxconn, turning its founder into a billionaire.
Windows 8 PC Sales Off To A Slow Start, Claims Acer Chief
More bad news for Microsoft as Acer's president in America says that the new operating system has failed to push the sale of new PCs.
The Rasberry Pi Turns Into A Tiny Laptop
A computer enthusiast has published details of how to turn the credit card-sized Raspberry Pi into a fully functional laptop computer.
Amazon Cracks Down On Thousands Of Fake Book Reviews
Amazon has implemented a zero-tolerance policy against book reviews it deems suspect. Amazon is deleting thousands of book reviews it deems fake, causing concern among writers.
Nokia, RIM Settle Patent Suits
The two companies have ended patent disputes between each other after RIM agreed to pay Nokia royalties for Wi-Fi technology.
Apple's Share Of The U.S. Smartphone Market Hits New 53 Percent High
Some good new for Apple as it increases its dominance of the U.S. smartphone market with a 53 percent share of sales in the last 12 weeks.
HTC Planning Windows RT Tablet: Will Nokia Follow?
Reports indicate a 7-inch and 12-inch Windows RT tablet device from HTC is in the works. Nokia could soon follow suit in 2013.
Steve Jobs' Yacht Impounded In Amsterdam Over Unpaid Bills
Designer Philippe Starck claims he's still owed money for the design of Steve Jobs' yacht - Venus - launched in October.
The Kim Kardashian Effect: Instagram Backs Down On Policy Change After Celebrity Protests
Instagram has abandoned its plans to introduce a new advertising policy after Kim Kardashian, Instagram's most-followed user, threatened to close her account.
Facebook Tests $1 Message Filter
Facebook is introducing a new option which allows a person to send messages to people they don't know so long they're willing to pay $1.
Dropbox Continues Expansion With SnapJoy Purchase
Photo aggregator SnapJoy has been snapped up by Dropbox. Internet cloud-based storage provider Dropbox has bought SnapJoy - a photo aggregator that launched a year-and-a-half ago.
