At BlackBerry Live last week, VP of Developer Relations Alec Saunders announced that there are now 120,000 BB 10 apps in BlackBerry World. This was a steady increase from the 70,000 apps on January 30th, and the 100,000 apps less … Continue reading
Microsoft announced the next generation of XBOX today, the XBOX One. We have listed the technical specifications and it looks like the new Xbox One is just a powerful computer. Besides the graphics, we would like to see what this … Continue reading
Nokia has just announced its Lumia 925 Windows Phone 8 device. The device now has a metal aluminum body instead of the polycarbonate material found on the Lumia 920. It is important to note that Nokia has left the back … Continue reading
After the launch of Windows 8, Microsoft received very harsh criticism for forcing users to use their new tile based (modern-UI) Start screen. To further enforce this, Microsoft also removed the Start Button in order to make users go to the … Continue reading
Yesterday’s late-afternoon reports from IDC and Gartner showing tumbling PC sales have sent the tech sector reeling today. IDC estimates that PC sales tumbled 13.9% in Q1, the worst quarter since the firm started tracking quarterly PC numbers since 1994. … Continue reading
I recently wrote 10 Reasons Why BlackBerry 10 Will Defeat Windows Phone 8 to Become the Number 3 Mobile Platform. It is clear that many in the technology community believe Microsoft will win the #3 mobile platform position, with some … Continue reading
Google has just released a launch video of Gmail Blue. Its beautiful, fast, and powerful. After watching the introductory video, you won’t believe you waited this long for this! Gmail Blue was part of the initial conception for Gmail when … Continue reading
“This isn’t just about smartphones and tablets. The architecture we have built is [a] true mobile computing architecture. It’s not a downgraded PC operating system.” – BlackBerry CEO Thorsten Heins, speaking to Reuters In an interview in Toronto today, BlackBerry’s … Continue reading
Internet Explorer is still one of the most widely used web browsers. IE saw its prime during 2002 and 2003 when it was used by 95% of the computers to brown the web. However, the usage share of internet explorer … Continue reading
(Updated Jan. 4, 2013) The following are 6 predictions (in alphabetical order) for 2013 regarding some of the largest and most influential technology companies in the world. 1) Amazon Will Launch Its First Smartphone and Purchase a Mobile OS With … Continue reading
Microsoft is set to release Office 15 during early 2013. The leaked screenshots from a leaked software available to selected testers show implementation of touch friendly and metro UI features for Office 15 along with the usual Microsoft Office features. … Continue reading
According to sources at the upstream component suppliers, Nokia is planning to team up with Microsoft to enter the tablet market with a 10 inch Windows 8 tablet running Qualcomm’s dual-core chipset. “Nokia is expected to outsource production of the … Continue reading
Microsoft already has licensing agreements with HTC, Samsung, Acer, and with the addition of LG, the Redmond giant now covers 70% of all Android devices sold in the US. In the past, HTC has been rumoured to pay $5 per Android … Continue reading
A new report from comScore reports that Microsoft’s Bing search engine has passed Yahoo Search to take the number 2 spot in the search engine market. If we roll back the clock to days when Microsoft was interested in purchasing … Continue reading
BlueStacks announced its app player for bringing the Android Apps to Windows based computing devices. These devices include the windows PCs, tablets, and desktops. Yesterday, the company unveiled its plans of providing a compatible version of the app player for … Continue reading
Microsoft’s roadmap for Windows Phone has been leaked, it shows the plans for Windows Phone OS upgrade schedule. The Windows Phone 7 was launched in Q4 of 2010, one year later Microsoft provided the Mango update in Q4 of 2011. … Continue reading