Posts in category Operating Systems

HTC’s senior global online communications manager describes iPhone as a “boring handset” if it is compared with the “Hima.”

Research consultancy Strategy Analytics shows just how big the mobile operating system now is.

Bubble Heroes plays through over 70 levels, including underwater worlds and features challenging game modes like Save the Starfish, Collect the Top and Avoid the Current.

Three winners from the Extreme Tech Challenge (XTC) will be chosen at CES 2015. All ten finalists will appear on stage at the Venetian in …

Hiku scans, records, categorizes, locates, and marks your favorite items to make shopping a no-brainer. The handheld device scans bar codes on your favorite and …

Drones are all the rage and have caught the attention of the crowd-funding public. Ghost is one of the more successful projects on Indiegogo.

The new Samsung VR headset add-on for use with only its Galaxy Note 4 has arrived for sale on Samsung’s store for $199.99.

Over the course of 2014 there have been many great Android Phones but we decided to make the Android phone buying decision easier by picking our top 5

The San Diego carriers duke it out again in Rootmetrics’ scoring for the second half of 2014 and the results are that Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile are a tie

Verizon is trying to make people’s travels during the holidays easier with Connection Day by giving everyone digital gifts to make travel just a bit easier

The AT&T carrier version of the Google Nexus 6 and has been found to be SIM-locked and a tethering check built into the ROM.

Nokia’s brand is getting a reboot with the announcement of the Nokia N1 Android tablet, which is the result of a partnership between Nokia and Foxconn.

Marvell has today announced its newest applications processors with integrated LTE modems squarely aimed at the low-cost smartphone market with 4G LTE

We take a look at the best tablets of 2014 and let you know which tablets we believe are the best tablets to get this holiday season for anyone.

Although the growth of the high-end Smartphone segment has declined of late, there have been some truly remarkable devices launched this year.

For some reason, AT&T’s Galaxy Note Edge is costing consumers $105.99 more than the Sprint version, yet Sprint’s version sells for $40 more on-contract.

Today was a day of good news for all Nvidia Shield Tablet owners and potential owners.

Keyssa is promising that their new Kiss Connectivity technology will enable mobile devices to transmit data without any connectors or cables anywhere.

Nvidia released a tweet today that seems to tease a new Valve game release for Android, and optimized for its Shield Tablets.

In an age of where we get these fantastic and whimsical smartphone sizzle videos, HTC satirically breaks down for us what goes into making a sizzle video.