About Kate Solomon from Techradar
Kate has been part of the UK tech media scene in various guises for four years, from PRing tech companies to writing for a mobile start-up. She's now staff writer for TechRadar, which allows her to get excited about the next big smartphones as well as keeping an eye on what the rest of the tech world is up to. When she's not busy being a tech nerd, she's probably knitting.
Photos of what are apparently the Nokia Lumia 820 and Nokia Lumia 920 Pureview Windows Phone 8 handsets have hit Twitter courtesy of @evleaks. Here’s what we know so far…
Blizzard has confirmed that Battle.net was subject to a security breach and some gamers’ email addresses and security questions have been accessed. Find out all you need to know about your security here.
Head of Acer JT Wang has zinged Microsoft about its tablet-making skills, urging the software giant to ‘think twice’ about the Microsoft Surface because they don’t have the best record in producing successful hardware.
Yahoo has confirmed that over 400,000 unencrypted Yahoo Voices passwords are at risk after a security breach from a hacker group calling itself D33Ds. Looks like it’s time to change your passwords… again.
Apple’s WWDC 2012 keynote may only take place in a few hours but, in true Apple style, there’s still time for a last minute rumour! Read on to find out the latest news on the new range of Macbook Pros.
Toshiba has officially launched the AT300 which comes packing a quad-core Tegra 3 processor and Android 4.0.
It looks as though Google Chrome has finally pipped IE to the most-used web browser post according to Stat Counter’s figures.
Twitter have announced that they will now honour ‘Do Not Track’ requests so that users have more control over their privacy. Yet another step forward for the company as they try to compete with Facebook.
Microsoft-watcher and plan-leaker MS Nerd has been shooting his mouth off about Microsoft’s Xbox plans claiming that we’ll see an Xbox Lite launch in late 2013, with a true new Xbox (720) coming later.
Apple’s iPhone 5 will come with a 4.6-inch Retinal Display screen, according to new reports emerging from South Korea.
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