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Apple Still Tablet Market Leader, But Loses 14 Percent Share In Q3 2012
Apple maintained its supremacy in the tablet market with a 55 percent market share, but lost 14 percent of its share to rival tablet companies just ahead of the launch of its sixth-generation iPads in October this year.
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Xbox 720: Will It Come With Google Glass-Like AR Glasses?
New Augmented Reality (AR) glasses are on the way from Microsoft if its latest patent filing is anything to go by. With the Xbox 720 due to be released in 2013, could we see AR shipped with the new console?
PRWeb Helps ICOA Shareholders (Almost) Become Millionaires With False Google Acquisition Report
Recently, PRWeb had posted a press release that claimed that Google had paid $400 million to acquire ICOA, the Rhode Island-based public hotspot provider. However, the press release proved to be a hoax with ICOA's CEO George Strouthopoulos confirming that the report was false, but the damage was already done with the shares of the company quadrupling post the news.
PSY 'Gangnam Style' Beats Justin Bieber 'Baby' To Become Most Watched YouTube Video Ever
Korean pop sensation PSY, who recently shot to fame with his song "Gangnam Style," has another feather in his hat. PSY's "Gangnam Style" has racked up more than 839 million views since upload and now holds the distinctions of being the most viewed YouTube video ever, trouncing Justin Bieber's 2010 hit single "Baby."
Apple Maps Chief Becomes Latest Casualty Of Bungled App Launch
Richard Williamson follows Scott Forstall in departing Apple as new Maps app boss Eddy Cue prepares a re-launch of the service.
Nokia Seeking To Ban BlackBerry Sales After Tribunal Win
More trouble for RIM as US court documents reveal that it lost a recent patent ruling which could see the ban of sales of its BlackBerry smartphone in the US and elsewhere.
iPhone 6 Or iPhone 5S: What Can We Expect In 2013?
What will 2013 have in store for the iPhone? According to rumors, the next version of Apple's flagship smartphone could be on the cards as early as spring 2013.
Samsung No Longer Provide Batteries For iPhone, iPad, and MacBook Computers
The Apple-and-Samsung relationship is slowly deteriorating, as both companies continue to have a go at each other. Judging by the present state of affairs, there will be a time when the iPhone will be without Samsung parts. Whether that will be good for both companies, remains to be seen.
750,000 Xbox 360 Consoles Sold During Black Friday: Microsoft
Black Friday has come and gone. Hoards of shoppers came out and spent a lot of money on discounted goods, while Microsoft sat back, enjoying the Xbox 360's massive sale success on the day.
Touchscreen Chromebook: Will It Kill Surface Tablet?
Google is reportedly preparing a touchscreen device using its Chrome OS to be launched by the end of the year. It could prove a serious rival to Microsoft's Surface.
Apple Profit On iPhone Sales Hits Peak: End Of Golden Run?
Once the darling of the tech industry, Apple's margins are now being squeezed with higher costs and lower profits, according to analysts
Galaxy S4 Specs: Delay Rumors Hint At MWC 2013 Release Date
Issues with a new 1080p display panel means that Samsung Galaxy S4 smartphone won't be unveiled at CES 2013 as expected, but will instead see light of day at MWC in February.
Nintendo Sold 400,000 Wii U Units In A Week: Now, That's Impressive
Nintendo has come under a lot of backlash for the Wii U, but that doesn't seem to be stopping consumers from rushing to swipe one from those unlucky store shelves. The Wii U and other Nintendo-branded consoles are doing very well, and the company has all the rights to boast.
