Archive for October, 2011 - Page 10

Apple and Samsung have been duking it out in courts all over the world for quite some time it’s hard to remember how it all started. One of Apple’s early requests for preliminary injunction was filed in Australia months ago, and that one was recently decided in Apple’s favor. But [...]

If you’re planning to buy LittleBigPlanet 2 this Holiday season, you’re in luck. Not only can you get a special edition of the game itself, you can actually get it bundled with the Playstation Move controller. LittleBigPlanet 2 special edition is one of the games packaged to include Move support, [...]

Motorola Mobility may have earned some solid backing with Google’s acquisition of the company. But with lackluster tablet performance in the past few quarters, Motorola will need a flyer to get back in the tablet game.

Apple has recently open-sourced its ALAC or Apple Lossless Audio Codec, which means app developers can now support the codec on their apps. Audiophiles can also now enjoy the use of Apple’s lossless compression for playing high-fidelity music and audio on Apple hardware.

I’m glad to hear HP decided to keep its PC business intact, since, at the end of the day, HP is a major player in the personal computing industry. The new CEO of the company, Meg Whitman, decided not to go through with the plans of her predecessor, and we [...]

When I first started about the iPhone 4S virtual assistant Siri, I couldn’t but observe its usefulness especially in certain situations where a voice-based smartphone interface would be a lot more appreciated than a touch-based one. Like driving, for example.

The Galaxy Note is a new smartphone/tablet that was made official by Samsung during IFA 2011 in early September and it looks like the device is finally ready for launch.

Microsoft has announced that it is pushing the Windows Phone 7.5 “Mango” update to all eligible devices, after weeks of pushing the update to a smaller number of phones.