Archive for December, 2011 - Page 12

It looks like Amazon UK has kicked off a new sale offering, one that should make Kindle owners (new and old) smile. The sale is dubbed the “12 Days of Kindle” and it promises to bring hundreds of Kindle books [...]

In the ever growing world of Android tablets, this latest comes as a nice change. Well, a nice change for those who may be looking for something with a relatively low price tag and a focus on gaming. Yup, this [...]

This is not the first time we have seen the Ainol Novo7 Paladin tablet show up, however this is the first time we are seeing it surface with a US based retailer. Of course, we should state right up front [...]

T-Mobile has been selling the Windows Phone running HTC Radar 4G smartphone for sometime now. In fact, the handset has (for a limited time) dropped down to that magical sounding — free on a two-year agreement price point. But that [...]

Microsoft seems to have made some vast improvements in terms of Windows Phone with the release of version 7.5 Mango, however that does not mean they are stopping. In fact, Microsoft has been allowing users to make feature suggestions using [...]

Folks who have yet to get their hands on a new iPhone (or upgrade from an older version) might want to consider Best Buy‘s buy one get one free deal, valid today only.

Apple has been rumored to have an iPad Mini in the works, which is reported to measure 7.85 inches diagonal. But even as suppliers say that Apple’s work on its miniaturized iPad is underway, industry analysts are wary.

Facebook has announced that it will be running sponsored news content starting January, in an effort to make its business model more attractive to advertisers and even investors, leading to its planned IPO. But what Facebook might not be telling [...]

Even though most self-identified “hardcore gamers” won’t like to admit it, there’s really no denying that social games like the ones found on Facebook have become a major industry. Millions of people visit Facebook each day to get their gaming [...]

Microsoft developers recently announced a new security feature in the upcoming Windows 8 operating system, which lets users login through picture password authentication. But while Microsoft lauded the security and convenience benefits of this interface, security experts don’t seem to [...]