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Emirates Flight Crew Receive Windows 8 Tablets
Emirates is promising 1,000 HP tablets running on the new Windows 8 OS, to its airline staff. The UAE's national airline, Emirates, has become one of the first to adopt Microsoft Windows-based tablets, which it is handing out to its flight crew.
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HTC Slams Media Talks On Apple Patent Settlement As 'Outrageous'
The CEO of Taiwanese smartphone company HTC has rubbished speculation of it's 10-year licensing deal with Apple.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 PlayStation 3 Version Still Suffering From Freezing And Lock Ups
Not long after PlayStation 3 gamers began complaining of constant freezing and lock ups on their system due to playing Call of Duty: Black Ops 2. Activision took responsibility and released a patch to solve the problem; however, despite the fix many players are still experiencing the same problems after installing the recently released patch.
BlackBerry 10 Smartphone Spotted At NBA Game
Research In Motion (RIM) is expected to luanch its BlackBerry 10 line-up of smartphones in early 2013 and Thorsten Heins, RIM's CEO, and Andrew Bocking, RIM's SVP of Software Product Management were recently seen with at the LA Lakers/Phoenix Suns game. Both were carrying the all-touch BlackBerry 10 device.
Sony Launches PlayStation Mobile Developer Program - Ready, Set, Go!
Sony announced on Monday, Nov. 19, the launch of the PlayStation Mobile Developer Program, opening the gates for developers to create content for PlayStation Mobile.
Samsung Ativ S vs Samsung Galaxy Note 2: Which One Should You Buy?
Hot on the heals of its Galaxy S3 comes Samsung's first Windows Phone 8 offering - that Ativ S. Is it a device superior to Samsung Galaxy Note 2?
New In Obvious Apple Patents: The Page Turn Technology In An E-Reader Application
Apple is renowned for its aggressive approach to patents, and the Cupertino giant has now added another patent to its trove: turning digital pages.
Sony Planning Smartphone To Rival Galaxy S3 And iPhone 5
Sony Mobile's head reveals what's in store for the Japanese company as far as smartphones and tablets are concerned, in 2013.
Wii U Launched Amid Complaints
The Wii U is proving a hit with stores reporting high demand across the US. However, some customers are not happy with the new game console from Nintendo.
American Music Awards 2012 (AMA 2012) Uses Samsung Galaxy Note 2 To Announce Winners
Samsung seems to be riding high on the success of its Galaxy Note 2 phablet, which recently crossed the 3 million units sold milestone in a little over a month of the device's release. Building on the phablet's success, Samsung has taken things a step further and pulled out a marketing coup of sorts when the Galaxy Note 2 was used at the American Music Awards 2012 (AMA 2012) to announce winners instead of the traditional envelopes and note cards.
Call Of Duty: Black Ops 2 PS3 Patch Fixes Lock-Up/Freezing Issues
Activision has released an update for the PlayStation 3 version of Call of Duty: Black Ops 2, aiming to address the freezing and lock-up issues.
LG Mystery Smartphone With 1080p Display Pops Up In Benchmark Results
The smartphone race is intensifying and judging by the perennial rumors and leaks, 2013 will see the onslaught of the 1080p display devices. Per reports, LG is reportedly testing a mysterious new smartphone "LG-F240K," which will have a 1080p display.
Nexus 4 Teardown By iFixit: A Peek Inside
On Tuesday, Nov. 13, Google launched its latest smartphone the Nexus 4 which was sold out online in the U.S. and the UK within just an hour. The phone has been highly anticipated by smartphone enthusiasts and is expected to compete with other smartphones in the industry; however, many customers may want to know what the Nexus 4 houses inside, and teardown carried on by iFixit revealed plenty including a dormant LTE chip.
