Archive for November, 2011 - Page 26

Holidays are for gift-giving and sharing cheerful moments with friends. Sometimes it also involves a lot of shopping. For those who need to get money passed around, Facebook and PayPal are making it easier to share the funds through an [...]

Well 3DS owners, we’ve finally made it. With the release of Super Mario 3D Land earlier this week, we’ve begun a string of anticipated and interesting titles for the once struggling handheld. One game that looks particularly impressive is Resident [...]

Motorola officially announced today that its stockholders have approved the merger with Google, although that doesn’t mean the purchase is complete yet.

They’re all “iPad Killers.” This is what analysts say of Android tablets that have cropped up time and again. But while the Kindle Fire may have the best chance of beating the iPad in terms of desirability and affordability due [...]

UK Android fans can already play with shiny new Samsung Galaxy Nexus units and experience Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich as we speak, as the handset was launched in the region today. But buyers from other countries who would fancy [...]

We earlier wrote about analysts estimating that the Amazon Kindle Fire costs more to build than its retail price. While earlier guesstimates pegged it at $10 per unit, IHS iSuppli says it’s closer to the $199 price tag after all.

With just a week to go until stores open doors for the Black Friday shopping spree that kickstarts the Christmas holiday shopping season, a new study suggests that U.S. children want iPads and iPhones more than anything else this year.

Amazon saw a successful launch of its flagship Kindle Fire Android tablet this fourth quarter of 2012. What could they have in store for next year? A smartphone, says analysts from Citigroup.

There’s a ton of different digital distribution sites out there, but none of them are quite like GOG. While all of the others like Steam, Impulse, GamersGate, and Direct2Drive try to push the newest and shiniest on their users, GOG [...]

How would you like to operate an unlocked iPhone 4S without actually buying an unlocked unit from Apple? Apparently that’s now possible and it doesn’t require jailbreaking the device beforehand. The downside is that the tricks works only with AT&T [...]