Archive for July, 2011 - Page 21

A year is roughly equal to an eternity in the world of tech but Apple fans don’t seem to understand the concept.  Year after year iPhone sales seem to soar.  Last year’s iPhone is still flying off the shelves even [...]

Apparently China is going goo goo over Apple.  It can be evidenced in the recent issues with fake Apple stores (can you tell if you’re in a fake Apple store?).  Fake stores wouldn’t be profitable without a demand, right?  Now we’re hearing about [...]

Tapping, swiping, pinching and stretching are just a few ways smartphone and tablet users can manipulate content on their screens. But with a recent acquisition by mobile chipmaker Qualcomm, we might be able to use more gestures soon.

We earlier reported that Nokia’s upcoming MeeGo smartphone is underway and that Swedish users will get first dibs at the phone. Now it seems Nokia might release the N9 to the UK market first.

HTC has been reported to be developing an Android smartphone specifically designed for women. Just recently, Mr. Blurryman got blurrycam images of the HTC Bliss back in blurryland. Check out the image after the jump.

The battle between Oracle and Google wages on as Oracle seemingly loses another battle.  A judge in the case is telling Oracle that the amount of damages and the focus of the lawsuit ought to be rethought.  Will Oracle take [...]

3D has been hitting the market pretty big in the last year or so with large 3D television sets filling up tech shows and the like. HTC released the first 3D Android phone when it gave us the HTC Evo [...]

A PriceGrabber survey reveals just how much people look forward to the Apple iPhone 5′s release. A total of 35% among the study’s respondents said they will get the iPhone 5 as soon when it becomes available. Among those responders, [...]

Are you keen on astronomy?  How would you like to be able to take photos of the stars and planets using nothing more than an iPhone and your telescope?  With the AstroClip, now you can!

Lenovo has made SimpleTap available on touchscreen devices for some time now, but with its release of various IdeaPad and ThinkPad tablets, they’re releasing version 2.0 of the touch interface.