Archive for November, 2011 - Page 22

It was only yesterday that we found out that Apple has reportedly reduced iPad 2 display orders for the remainder of the year in order to start bulking up on iPad 3 components and now we hear that by the end of the year Apple could be sitting on an [...]

Just over a week ago Asus officially announced its upcoming tablet, the Zenbook-like Asus Transformer Prime, which happens to be the first NVIDIA Tegra 3 quad-core tablet in the world. The Transformer Prime will sell for $499 but it doesn’t have a specific launch date other than early December.

I can’t imagine why you would possibly need more games to play right now, but if you somehow find yourself in that position, then all you need to do is head over to Steam and plop down $25. For that $25, you’ll be given a total of 9 games (plus [...]

We earlier reported that Apple was able to patent its slide-to-unlock gesture in the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch. Now, it’s Google’s turn, by patenting the pattern-unlock feature in Android smartphones and tablets.

Steve Jobs, age 56, passed away on October 5, a day after the iPhone 4S was officially announced by Apple. Less than three weeks later his official biography, which he never got to read before it was published, came out revealing previously unknown details from Jobs’ personal and professional life.

Spotify users may find themselves losing access to songs by independent labels, as a distributor representing 238 indie music publishers wants to pull out their content, not being satisfied with subscription-based licensing deals.

Normally, when you think of a Rockstar series that has garnered a lot of controversy, you think of Grand Theft Auto. Politicians around the world love Grant Theft Auto, constantly telling us how it will turn our children into car thieves that kill cops and prostitutes.

It’s been a rough time for those that were looking forward to Call of Duty Elite, Activision’s stat tracking service for the Call of Duty series. Activision wowed us with with all of the details about Call of Duty Elite during a presentation at Call of Duty XP, which made [...]

Apple has the smartphone market covered from the low- to the higher-end of the income spectrum. But while AT&T previously offered the 3GS free, the carrier has raised prices by a whopping $0.99.

Another day goes by and we have yet another Galaxy Nexus U.S. launch day for you. As always, the release date can’t be confirmed at this time with Verizon still keeping quiet on such precious details.