Archives For Travis Pope
AT&T is Charging You More and You Can’t Say No
AT&T will raise the price that each of it's users pay each month, and according to the company, users won't be able to opt out.
Emojis, New Alarm Features Coming in BlackBerry 10.2 Update
BlackBerry is now detailing more new features destined for BlackBerry 10 users, in it's upcoming BlackBerry 10.2 update.
Google Updates Play Magazines App with new Interface
A new update to Google Play Magazine app released today now makes it easier for users to browse the content stored locally and in the Google Play Store.
Microsoft Goes After iPad Using Siri in new Windows 8 Ad
In a new advertisement for Windows 8, Microsoft goes after Apple's iPad wit the help of the tablet's own voice assistant, Siri.
How to Setup Two-Step Authentication on Twitter
Here's how users can activate the new two-step authentication system Twitter deployed to beef up account security this past week.
Xbox One: Three-Way Software Solution Simplifies Interactions
According to Microsoft, those who are looking for the Xbox One's truly unique features need only pay closer attention the device's software.
Xbox One Live TV Limited to the United States
The Live Television functionality inside the upcoming Xbox One console will only initially work in the United Sates and include other restrictions.
iOS 7 May Include Flickr, Vimeo Integration
IOS 7 may add new services to the iPhone and iPad. Rumors say Apple is working on adding Vimeo and Flickr integration into the next version of iOS
Greedy Carriers Turn Google Wallet Into a Lost Dream
T-Mobile has become the latest carrier in the United States to not allow Android devices to use Google Wallet, Google's NFC-powered payment system.
Reports: One in Ten Laptops Shipping Now Have Touchscreens
According to a new report from market research firm DisplayBank, ten percent of all laptops shipped in the first quarter of 2013 featured a touchscreen.
Leap Motion Controller Could Negate the Use of Touch in All Forms
Leap's upcoming Leap Motion Controller for Windows 8 could allow users to get a touch-centric user experience without having to buy new devices.
30 Second Battery Charging Could Come to Smartphones, Smartwatches
A new capacitor created by a an 18 year-old student could hold the key to shorter charges times for the batteries inside of smartphones and smartwatches.
Is This Why BlackBerry Thinks the Tablet Is Dead?
A new patent application may illustrate why BlackBerry believes that tablets won't be a necessity for users in the future.
8-Inch Acer Iconia W3 Tablet Detailed Early
Acer's on Finish website has now confirmed many of the specifications for it's upcoming 7-inch Windows 8 tablet, the Acer Iconia W3.
iPad 5 Rumors: Lighter Design, Production Ramping Up in July
New reports indicate that a thinner and lighter iPad 5 is now in trial production for a possible release in September of this year.
Apple’s iWatch Smartwatch Might Now Be in Testing
Apple's rumored stab at wearable computing, dubbed the iWatch, could now be in testing, according to new reports.
New Photos Surface of Samsung Galaxy S4 Active
New pictures of the more rugged variant of the Samsung Galaxy S4, dubbed the Galaxy S4 Active, have now surfaced.
Google Music All Access Makes New Nexus Q More Attractive
A possible successor to the Google Nexus Q set-top box has arrived for approval at the Federal Communications Commission.
3 Things Windows Phone Needs in Order to Compete with iOS and Android
After seven months of availability, it's once again time to take a look at what needs to improve in Microsoft's Windows Phone 8 operating system.
5 Things Microsoft Can Learn from Google I/O
Microsoft could learn a thing or two from the products Google presented and launched during this week's Google I/O.
Samsung TecTiles 2 NFC Tags Arrive with Galaxy S4 Support
The new addition of Samsung's TecTiles NFC tags are now available for purchase on the company's website.
Google: Users are Still Tech’s Largest Security Flaw
Two of Google's top security executives believe that users are still technology's most exploitable security flaw.
Google Engineers Addressing Android Fragmentation
According to software engineers, Google is looking to make even more moves to address Android's fragmentation issue.
Samsung Made Up 95% of All Android Profits in Q1 2013
According to new statistics compiled by Strategy Analytics, products made by Samsung accounted for 95% of all the profits made on Android in Q1.
Microsoft’s Scroogled Ads Go After Google Chrome
A leaked Scroogled ad now maintains that Google uses its Chrome web browser to spy on users, wherever they are.
Windows Phone Now in Third Place, Ahead of BlackBerry
New market share numbers from IDC now indicate that Microsoft's Windows Phone has overtaken BlackBerry in device shipments for the first time.
Windows Phone Instagram Twitter Account is Fake Says Nokia PR
The Twitter account that had given hope of an imminent launch of Instagram for Windows Phone is a fake, according to Nokia.
Microsoft is Building 8-inch Surface, Says Digitimes
New reports indicate that Microsoft could be launching a Surface tablet with an 8-inch display this June.
Google Adds Dynamic Routing to Google Maps
Google has announced that dynamic routing will make its way to the Google Maps application on both iOS and Android.
Google Targets Spotify, Pandora with Google Play Music All Access
At this morning's Google I/O event, Google debuted it's new music subscription service Google Play Music All Access.
Dell Cuts the Price of XPS 10, May Indicate Weak Demand for Windows RT
Dell has slashed the price of its XPS 10 tablet, possibly indicating that it's also not seeing high-demand for its Windows RT based tablet.
Podcasts Coming to International Windows Phone 8 Users in GDR2 Update
According to reports, the GDR2 update for Windows Phone 8 will also finally bring podcasts to international Windows Phone users.
Android 4.3 Confirmed for Google I/O
Recent search results on Google's developer site have indicated that Android 4.3 is on the way to users, and may be on today's agenda at Google I/O.
Disney Debuts New WATCH ABC Live Streaming Application
Cable subscribers in New York and Philadelphia will now be able to streaming content airing on the ABC broadcast network in real-time using WATCH ABC.
BlackBerry Q10 to Debut on Verizon, Sprint and T-Mobile This Summer
T-Mobile, Verizon and Sprint have announced that they'll launch the BlackBerry Q10, Blackberry's first BlackBerry 10 device with a keyboard, by late summer.
