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While the standard Kindle Fire has been lightly revised and reissued for a new lower price, the new Kindle Fire HD is Amazon’s true effort to fight off Google’s Nexus 7. But does it come out on top? Find out in our expert review!
As part of the Red Bull Stratos mission, Felix Baumgartner broke at least four world records today when he free-fell from the edge of the stratosphere back down to earth with nothing but a suit and a chute.
Sony has announced a much-needed update to its Playstation Store, to be delivered over the coming weeks. Here’s what you can expect to see in the new Sony Playstation Store.
Microsoft Research has unveiled its idea for an intelligent wristband sensor that tracks finger movement for precise motion controls that could well be the future for home gaming systems and mobile device usage.
As Apple rolls out its own mapping app, to less than enthusiastic reviews and user response, an Apple spokeswoman urges for patience saying it’ll get better with time and more users…
AT&T has announced that the iPhone 5 set a new pre-order sales record for the company last weekend making it the best selling iPhone yet and more than doubling first day pre-orders of the iPhone 4S.
Speaking at the TechCrunch Disrupt conference on Tuesday, Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg laid it all out – especially his plans for mobile and the future of Facebook advertising.
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos introduced the Kindle Fire HD, a new umbrella that covers 7 and 8.9-inch tablets with a variety of data options but can they really compete with Apple and Google’s massively successful Nexus 7?
If you haven’t had enough Apple rumours to digest so far this year, latest rumblings point to new iMacs, iPods, and MacBook Pro’s in addition to iPhone 5 and iPad Mini. Here’s what we know so far…
A leaked imaged yesterday purportedly shows Amazon’s upcoming Kindle Fire 2, possibly a 7-inch device which would back-up recent rumours. Here’s what we know so far…
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