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This 5.8-Inch Display Boasting Galaxy S III Imitating Device Could Be The Next Galaxy Player [IMAGE]

Paul Morris·August 19, 2012

The popularity of smartphones can't really be brought into question, after all, the sales figures speak for themselves across the world. But what about those individuals who know what device they want to use as their main phone but want to make an additional purchase to handle their own personal media or music needs? The iPod touch is definitely one of the major contenders, but the accepted device for those Android lovers seems to be Samsung's Galaxy Media Player.

New Payment Malware Discovered In Chinese Android App Stores, Affecting Over 500,000 Devices

Paul Morris·August 19, 2012

With recent releases of iOS, we have seen Apple reaching out and adding additional support for the growing number of Chinese users who are switching over to the iPhone. That support has been further extended with announcements made during their Worldwide Developers Conference in June, with the next major release of iOS featuring greater Chinese inclusions and signaling Apple's belief that the Chinese market could be an extremely lucrative sales channel for them.

Xbox LIVE Gold Goes Free This Weekend For A Charitable Cause, Full Details Here

Paul Morris·August 19, 2012

This Theme Brings An Almost Complete OS X Mountain Lion Experience To iPad

Paul Morris·August 19, 2012

Jailbreaking an iOS device is an excellent way to introduce additional functionality to the already fantastic user-experience which Apple packs into their mobile devices like the iPhone, iPod touch and extremely popular iPad tablet. As well as introducing new feature sets to the device, users can install packages, tweaks and enhancements that alter the way the operating system functions and change substantial parts of it to suit their own tastes and usage methods. Of course, it isn't all about tweaks and system changes, some users just love to alter the visuals of the device rather than make do with Apple's own aesthetic vision.

Forget Apple Vs. Samsung, Motorola Wants Import Ban On iPhone, iPad And iPod touch

Paul Morris·August 19, 2012

Apple maybe riding on a wave of unprecedented pre-release interest in their next-generation iPhone that is due to be announced next month, but it isn't all sunshine and happiness for the Cupertino-based technology giants. Although the next few weeks represents an extremely exciting time for Apple and all those who are involved in the iPhone project, legal representatives of the company are still locked in an ongoing patent battle with Samsung with proceedings set to come to an end at some point next week.

Apple Responds To iPhone SMS Spoofing Flaw

Paul Morris·August 18, 2012

Fleksy For iPhone Attempts To Innovate On-Screen Typing By The Use Of Gestures

Paul Morris·August 18, 2012

When mobile devices were first introduced with touch capable displays, it was quite an interesting shift in the way we went about completing certain on-device tasks such as creating text messages and composing emails. We had all previously been used to banging on physical keypads and getting that familiar and comforting mechanical feedback that reassured us that everything is working as intended, but now that we are a few years down the line, it's difficult to imagine using anything other than the touch sensitive virtual keyboards that we have seen on most new smartphones.

Mix The Old With The New By Transforming Your iPad Into An Old School iTypewriter [VIDEO]

Paul Morris·August 18, 2012

I imagine there is a large subset of our readers who have decided that they want some technology-orientated news today and are planning to read this post on a gorgeous iPad. Out of those visitors who are actually using an iPad for their viewing pleasure, I would hazard a guess that a small portion of that audience at one stage in their lives have used an old-school typewriter for either serious correspondence production or just for the sake of messing around.

Verdict-O-Matic Lets You Be The Judge In Apple vs. Samsung Patent Spat [HUMOR]

Paul Morris·August 18, 2012

This Tweak Adds Page Curl Animation To Notification Center And Lock Screen On iPhone

Paul Morris·August 18, 2012

One of the great things about Apple's mobile operating system is the almost seamless and perfectly crafted animations that take place when users invoke a certain task, like switching between home screens, opening up a folder containing a number of apps icons or when pressing and holding on an icon to put the device into edit mode. The biggest compliment I can pay to the iOS engineers is that everything just works, exactly as it should, pretty much all of the time.

RedPhone Beta For Android Offers Advanced Encryption For Voice Calls

Paul Morris·August 17, 2012

The introduction of app markets like the iOS App Store and Google's Play Store have undoubtedly been a fantastic addition to the mobile space and have allowed developers to have their software housed and showcased with minimal effort. One of the underlying issues of having so many apps in one place is the visibility, or lack of it, of certain products, meaning it can be extremely difficult for users to find what they are looking for in some cases even though the store is broken down into a set of categories.

XBMC For Android Nightlies Now Available For Download

Paul Morris·August 17, 2012

Security Flaw In iOS Allows SMS Spoofing On iPhone, Reveals Pod2g

Paul Morris·August 17, 2012

The majority of the iOS community will more than likely be familiar with the work of French iOS security researcher Pod2g. For the better part of this year, the iOS security enthusiast has been working hard on finding and exploiting various bugs in iOS that have led to the production of jailbreaks for various iOS devices. He has also been seen out in the wild at various security conferences, including the HITBSecConf and has been nominated for a Pwnie Award for his kernel exploit that was used in the Corona jailbreak.

Pop Dot Comics For OS X Is A Fun Way To Transform Your Boring Photos Into Comic Book Style Illustrations

Paul Morris·August 17, 2012

Although the Mac App Store is still relatively in its infancy, it is already home to a large array of fantastic and powerful apps, all located in one central hub. Working in a similar fashion to the iOS variant, the dedicated store for OS X based apps is broken down into different categories and makes it extremely easy to sift through free and chargeable apps that may make our day to day Mac usage more productive or just a lot more fun and engaging.

InstallFree Nexus Brings A Virtualized Office 2010 Experience To The iPad, Features Dropbox And Google Drive Support

Paul Morris·August 17, 2012

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