While the tide may be turning for HTC (shares have fallen dramatically; people are turning their backs on Sense), their Chief Financial Officer Winston Yung tld Reuters they're not another Nokia, and that they will be launching "some worldwide flagship products" next year.
Some very topical internet fraudsters have been using last week's Black Friday discount mayhem to help spread malware, by claiming an email attachment contains free gift vouchers for iTunes.
Last week we showed you how a developer had hacked Siri to operate his internet-connected thermostat. But that's not cool. Starting your car using Siri, now that's cool.
According to supposed-moles mining in Apple's Asian supply chain, Apple has signed up both Hitachi and Sony to create 4-inch iPhone LCD screens, which will apparently become available next year. Will the larger-iPhone rumour ever die?
Best Buy's finally clocked onto the perfect way to get punters to visit their out-of-the-way stores: hold a closing-down sale! Though given the sale a.) is also online, and b.) only 10 - 30 per cent off, Amazon might still get more of your monies anyway.
Winter is coming, Mr. Stark. Over here at Casa Brown, that means it's time to break out the hot water bottles. Booyah. It doesn't get a lot snugglier than a down duvet with a little football of warmth lurking underneath it.
So I've been using a Lumia 800 for a few weeks now, and mostly I'm loving it. Two big problems though—both battery-related: 1) Once you get a bunch of live-updated, location-aware apps, the battery goes to shit.
Is the whole world of app development on holibobs this week? Sure feels like it. Nevermind, because we have three iPhone apps which will rock your socks off (or burn them off.)
Google sneaks Chrome onto the iPad. You can kinda, sorta get Facebook Timelines without Facebook's help. And as it's the weekend, make and sip a delicious cocktail.
They're never as cheap as online solutions, but there's something to be said for the immediate gratification you get from automated kiosks. And now custom smartphone cases can be added to the list of things you can buy from a machine.
You know it's coming, but this sensor hat developed by altLab for their hack project at Codebits 2011 will give you a better idea of just how unpleasant your morning will be the day after eating spicy foods.
Before you get too excited, you can't actually turn your iPad or iPhone's "slide to unlock" feature into a twisting race course. What you see here is actually an interactive ad created by Audi for the iPad, promoting their magazine.
here are lots of creative alternate uses for office supplies, including makeshift weaponry, but I can't imagine that any of them are as destructive as this Wall Blaster that uses pneumatics to devastate brick walls with water cooler bottles.
Your sketches and notes will carry a lot more weight if they're created with this squat mechanical pencil that's made from actual hand-poured concrete. You'll just want to make sure you're not the type who likes chewing on the end.
A new sprayable reagent has been developed by Japanese researchers that makes small tumours, typically missed by CT scans, visibly glow within minutes of being applied--making them easier to spot and remove during surgery.
The London Eye has become a major tourist attraction for the city, so Moscow is hoping a similar structure will attract more visitor's to the Russian capital. Except that theirs will be the world's tallest, with a unique spokeless design.
