App helps track your sleep

By installing this free app on your Pebble smartwatch, you can track just how well you slept last night.

With Despite Security Fears Huawei Hits Record Sales

2013 was a good year for Chinese manufacturer Huawei, now third in the mobile phone market despite security concerns.

Sony Digital Paper Tablet

Sony's 13.3-inch pad uses a Kindle-style screen, lets you scribble on your documents, and will go on sale in May for $1,100.

Up 120% in four Years Google Says Government

Google has said the number of requests it has had from governments to share information about its users has gone up by 120% in the past four years.

Talk to Each Other Helping 'Smart' Devices

A house that tracks your every movement through your car and automatically heats up before you get home.

For Internet Access Facebook Looks to Drones

Facebook is experimenting with new ways to bring the Internet to remote areas using drones, satellites and lasers.

For iPad Microsoft Announces Office

After years of speculation, Microsoft Office is finally on the iPad.

A Bonsai Tree That Uses Solar Power to Charge Your Gadgets

For Buy a New PC Microsoft Will Give You $100

If you're still using Windows XP, you just won $100 from Microsoft.

Astylish Makeover Getting Google Glass

Google Glass is trying to shed its nerdy image by teaming up with the company behind Ray-Bans and Oakley sunglasses.

To Smaller Circles Migrating Social Media Users

In an age when people are encouraged to collect hundreds of Facebook "friends" and thousands of Twitter followers, some social media users, particularly young ones, are going smaller.

Not Evil Just Hungry

Google Just Beefed up the Security of Gmail

Google just beefed up the security of Gmail to make mass surveillance of its customers' email nearly impossible. It's not quite NSA-proof, but it's close.

Microsoft is Defending its Right to Break into Customers

The company's ability -- and willingness -- to take such an approach became apparent this week. 

A Spotify Rival and iTunes Android app Apple Considering

The company is in talks to launch an on-demand streaming music service in order to battle US declines in iTunes downloads, according to Billboard.

A Copy & Paste Portable Scanner and Printer

Twitter is Inaccessible in Turkey

Threat came after allegations of corruption within the leader's inner circle spread across social networks.

For Opening Hotmail Account of Blogger in Espionage Case Microsoft Defends

Company says it cracked open the Hotmail account of an unnamed blogger involved in a Windows 8 espionage case in part because he was selling Windows Server activation keys.

Facebook ' Deepface' will Leave You in Fact?

Facebook is now working on a novel Artificial Intelligence software. ‘Deepface' ' name in the face of this software will find similarities. 

For Anti-Social the 'Anti- Social Network '

Social networks like Facebook for social people. But for Anti-social not seen. But then he came to meet the needs of an App - klock .  

Google Launch New Android Camera by Voice Command

Android's search app understands "take a photo" or "take a video" instructions -- but opening the search app may be just as much trouble as launching the camera app.

New Sony Project Morpheus VR Headset

Sony has unveiled its own virtual-reality PlayStation 4 headset, and it's tentatively called Project Morpheus.

Android Wear Dodges the Bullet Glasshole

Google's Android Wear has a lot going for it -- including the fact that smartwatch users won't invite instant ridicule or worse.

GS 5 - to 19 -Megapixel Camera!

Generally, new models of the iPhone or the Galaxy S series smartphones to the market a few months ago with the start of the tech world speculations, rumors are heard.

iPad With Retina Display Makes $399 Comeback

Apple's finally discontinued its ancient iPad 2, replacing it with last year's fourth-gen retina iPad.

On March 27 Microsoft's Nadella May Reveal Office on iPad

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella may take the wraps off the long-rumored Office for iPad suite at a Microsoft press event focused on cloud and mobile on March 27.

Apple iPhone 5C Rumored to Launch 8GB

Priced cheaper than the current 16GB version, the new phone reportedly could debut as soon as Tuesday, say various sources. Apple may aim to shake up the smartphone market with an 8GB iPhone 5C, according to several new reports.

Microsoft OneNote Arrives as Mac

Free versions of Microsoft's note-taking and organizational application are available for immediate download for Mac and desktop Windows.

For Selfies Apple's App Store Now Has a Section

Apple announced that it is rolling out a new category in the App Store just for those who enjoy taking and sharing photos of themselves.

iOS 7.1 Update Causes the Battery to Drain Faster iPhone Owners Complain

Most people agree that Apple’s latest update to iOS 7 has made everything on the iPhone faster. Unfortunately, that might also include the battery drain.

Cheaper Office 365 'Personal' Microsoft Launches

Microsoft knows that its Office software isn't quite as crucial as it once was. But its decision to launch a cheaper Office 365 'Personal' for $70 a year is perplexing at best.

On the 'Free' OS Takes Microsoft

The company is inching toward offering its Windows Phone operating system gratis in some markets. Does that portend big changes in Microsoft's strategy?

Analyst Says Large iPad Ditched Not Dead Yet

Don't cross a large Apple tablet off your 2014 buying list yet, an analyst tells.iPad Air. A larger iPad or hybrid is still possible this year, an analyst tells.

Wrong Call on Anti-Semitic Page Facebook Makes

Facebook's refusal to delete a page about "Jewish Ritual Murder" rekindles a simmering debate over how to respond when bigots use social networks to spread racist speech and hateful propaganda.

Apple iOS 8 May Remove Game Center App

We have already seen some of the new features that will be included in Apple iOS 8, which include improvements to Apple Maps, a stand alone iTunes Radio app, and more.

In China Nokia X Hits 1 Million Pre-orders

It looks like Nokia’s first Android smartphone, the Nokia X could end up being a popular smartphone in China, as Nokia has announced that they have hit 1 million pre-orders for the device.

Sprint Revamps Prepaid With Cheaper Plans

The new Sprint Prepaid includes less expensive plans -- with caveats -- and smartphone options including a "Spark" device able to access higher LTE speeds.

From Transcend RAM Mac Pro 2013 Users Can Get up to 128GB

If you are an owner of a new 2013 Mac Pro computer that needs more RAM, Transcend has announced something you will be interested in.

One Cases Appear Online All New HTC

The all new HTC One is probably the worst kept secret this year so far, we have seen numerous photos and videos of HTC’s new flagship Android smartphone.

Attack 'Millions' of Computers By NSA System Designed

The US government designed computerized hacking tools to automate the process of compromising computers with attacks that let it harvest data before it is encrypted, new documents show.

Mozilla Gaming Plan Levels up its Browser

A year after Mozilla revealed its strategy to "supercharge" browser games, the future of Web gaming advances to the next level with Epic's Unreal Engine 4 running in Firefox.

Ting Welcome to Sprint iPhone 5 Owners

The iPhone 5S and iPhone 5C should gain support for the wireless service later this year.
Sprint subscribers who own an iPhone 5 can now bring their phones to Ting. OK, but what exactly is Ting, you may ask?

Android App to Devices of all Sizes Instagram Tailors

The Facebook-owned app is meant to be faster, cleaner, and easier to use -- no matter which Android device you have.

For iOS 7.1 Security Fixes Apple Credits Jailbreakers

The folks behind the Evasi0n jailbreak are among those "thanked" for uncovering security holes patched in the latest version of iOS. iOS 7.1 carries several security fixes thanks to jail breakers and security researchers. 

HTC Desire is Coming on April 10, 310

Taiwanese mobile phone maker HTC has finally opened his mouth. Coming to the market with their latest smartphone Desire 310 on April 10, will cost 160 Euro.

SDK Launch to Google for Android Wearables in Two Weeks

Android chief Sundar Pichai likens the evolution of wearable devices to the smartphone revolution during a panel discussion at SXSW.

Why Facebook Went for Basic Over Bold

After a year of waiting, you're finally getting a new News Feed -- except that it's not at all like the one you were originally promised.

Samsung Galaxy S5 In Action

Last week Samsung released a promo video for their new flagship Android smartphone, the Samsung Galaxy S5, and now the company has released another video.

Milk Music Streaming App Announced by Samsung

It looks like Samsung has plans to take on apps like Spottily and Apple’s iTunes Radio as the company has announced a new music streaming application called Milk Music.

Popular Trivia App QuizUp Launches on Android

A small startup has taken the gaming world by storm, finding success with its QuizUp trivia app and spurning offers to abandon its remote Iceland headquarters in favor of California’s Silicon Valley.

Walmart Offering iPhone 5S For $119

Earlier this week, Best Buy offered an excellent deal on the iPhone 5S, giving users the ability to trade in their old iPhone 4S or iPhone 5 for a minimum $150, which can be applied to the purchase of the forward-thinking iPhone 5S.