No more misconduct from Apple e-books
An external monitor will be in place for the next two years to make sure Apple complies with the court's orders. Also the judge excluded other things the government had suggested to do against Apple.
View full article →The water resistant of the Virgin Mobile phone
The ZTE Reef is a water resistant smartphone, that doesn't have the latest version of Android or get 4G/LTE. The phone doesn't look water resistant, because of the plastic battery cover is rather flimsy.
View full article →Phonebloks is fitting pieces
Tired of spending money on a new phone upgrade year after year? Well Dave Hukkens, a Dutch designer, has developed a new concept to upgrade your phone however way you like in Phonebloks.
View full article →Haswell signs up four new Chromebooks
Google's Chromebooks are soon going to be charged by Intel's new high-speed Haswell chips. As a result these new Chromebooks are expected to last longer than 9 hours on one use.
View full article →Apple's 64-bit A7 chip
The Apple 64-bit A7 chip is necessary for the company and it is meaningful that Apple got there first.
View full article →iPhone 5C preorders at 1 million on first day
Apple is on track to pre-sale half as many iPhone as last year, but they also have two new iPhone coming out. The iPhone 5 had 2 million preorders on the first day of pre-sales last year.
View full article →Lifetime subscription for $39.99
PlayLater is this streaming DVR tool that will let you record movies and TV shows from HBO Go, Hulu Plus, and Netflix for offline and mobile viewing.
View full article →Cell phone owners go online to much
Cell phone owners that has a smartphone goes online two-thirds of the time they use their smartphone. People are using their smartphones to go on social networks, e-mailing, and surfing the Web.
View full article →Pandora to start slow?
Pandora warns investors to expect a loss in the short term as the rapid growth of its early days starts to slow. Pandora has grown to become the Internet's top radio service.
View full article →White House petitions FFC
The White House has petitioned FCC to make cell phone unlocking legal. The ban on unlocking cell phones went into actions at the start of the year because the Library of Congress opted not to renew a Digital Millennium Copyright Act exemption. The White House wants the wireless carriers to unlock mobile devices upon request.