Google has created more than just a messaging app in Hangouts. The company created a unified platform for free group video chats, photo sharing, and text and video messaging. It works across all Google platforms so that you can use it on your computer through Google+, and on your Android mobile phone and tablet through downloadable apps.
Twitter is one of only two companies to get full marks for protecting customer privacy from law enforcement agencies in a new report. The Electronic Frontier Foundation ranked MySpace and Verizon bottom, closely followed by Apple and Yahoo.
As we we enter the era of the “phablet,” our jeans are begging us for bigger pockets.
Apple iTunes, once the pinnacle of the online media marketplace, has peaked, with streaming options from the likes of Spotify, Pandora, Hulu, and Netflix condemning it to a slow, agonizing decline into pointlessness.
During its second quarter earnings call today, Apple CEO Tim Cook said there are some very exciting products on the horizon for the world’s most popular computer company.
As the Apple TV rumors heat up, it’s not a bad idea to take a look at what such a television set would actually look like and be capable of doing.
If you incorrectly enter a password, is it because you mistakenly typed it wrong, or because you are trying to hack an account? Apple reckons it can tell the difference.
It seems like just yesterday that we were blogging away about iPhone 5 rumors. Before you know it, the iPhone 5S will be here.
Plenty of sophisticated gents claim they only read Playboy for the articles. They’ll soon have the chance to prove that claim as the magazine launches a nudity-free iOS application.
It’s amazing what you’ll find floating around the patent office. One item that recently popped up was an Apple patent filed March 28, 2013 for a new iPhone with a wrap around screen, no buttons and a conical shape. This is not your father’s iPhone nor yours for that matter.
iRadio seems to be the rumor that we hear every quarter, but never actually see it happen. Could we be close this time?
Wouldn’t it be nice if we dropped our iPhone that we wouldn’t have to worry about it breaking or shattering? Apple has been granted a patent that should ease our nerves.
Apple kicked off the slew of tech rumors and its competitors jumped on board. It seems everyone has plans for releasing a smart watch, including Samsung, Google and LG.
A Dutch movie appropriately named “App” encourages movie goers to keep their mobile phones on during the movie. As a matter of fact there are additional aspects of the movie that you can only see using your cell phone.
Samsung has officially confirmed reports that it is working on a combined smartphone and wristwatch. It could mean a new area to do battle with Apple, which is also said to be working on such a device.
The audio tech firm founded by George Lucas, THX, is suing Apple for stealing its technology for use in the iPhone, iPad and iMac products. THX claims Apple has caused “monetary damage and irreparable harm,” and will seek compensation, in addition to a court order keeping Apple from further using the technology until a royalty is implemented.
Apple CEO Tim Cook has been told by a court that he must give evidence for four hours in an antitrust case brought by the government. He’ll be asked what he knows about alleged price fixing.
Windows news Mac news iPad news iPhone & Touch Mobile technology news Tablet computer news Buying guides PS3/Wii/Xbox 360 Green technology Photography