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FastLock For iPhone Brings Essential Quick-Launch Tasks To Your Lock Screen

Ben Reid·April 18, 2012
Even though our iOS devices spend most of their time in a locked state, we often require the underlying features to spring into action quicker than Apple's mobile OS can deliver them to us.

How To Set / Change CPU And GPU Frequency On Galaxy S II For Extra Performance

Ben Reid·April 18, 2012
Whenever we discuss the advantages of rooting, the term "kernel" is often thrown around at will. The fact of the matter is, many of those with rooted devices don't even know what a kernel is, so in an attempt to clear the haze, a kernel is simply layer of code allowing your Android OS (and apps therein) to interact with your device's hardware.

Apple CEO Tim Cook Set To Meet His Samsung Counterpart Over Patent War

Oliver Haslam·April 18, 2012

Google Offering 33 Albums At Only $2.99 Via Google Play Store, Grab Them Now Before The Sale Ends!

Ben Reid·April 18, 2012
While Google and Apple are two closely-contested companies when it comes to mobile innovation, the Tim Cook's fruit company is inarguably in charge when it comes to digital music sales.

Halo 4 Launch Date Announced, Master Chief Is Back!

Paul Paliath·April 17, 2012
In concluding their E3 2011 keynote, Microsoft reaffirmed fans that the Halo franchise wasn't dead and showed off a short teaser of Halo 4. Master Chief, the Halo series' protagonist was ordered to wake up and he navigated around some sort of destroyed space station. It was announced that the game will be released by the 2012 holiday season, and Microsoft has just confirmed earlier rumors that Halo 4 will be released on November 6th. And to commemorate the newest title in the infamous Halo franchise, the game will be featured tonight on Conan.

Crysis 3 Announced! Will Be Available In 2013, The Best Crysis Game You’ll Ever Play

Ben Reid·April 17, 2012

Job Vacancy At Apple Strongly Hints Towards Possible 3D Technology Coming In Future iPhone / iPad

Ben Reid·April 17, 2012
After years of being rather cagey in adopting new technologies, Apple really seems to be making much more of an effort to drag its products up to speed, offering consumers a better inventory of hardware for their day-to-day digital errands.

This Perfume Is Based On The Scent Of Brand New Apple Products

Ben Reid·April 17, 2012
Everybody loves the smell of new things. Whether its the smell of a brand new item of clothing or that of a freshly-unboxed iPhone, something draws us to that unmistakable waft.

Improve The Camera / Video Quality On Your HTC One X With This Mod [How-To]

Ben Reid·April 17, 2012

Message Transformer For iPhone Lets You Transform Text Into Different Styles To Be Used In Other Apps

Ben Reid·April 17, 2012
The Cydia Store is crammed full of tweaks, and Message Transformer by developer Netter is certainly one of the more unusual ones we've stumbled across.

Galaxy S III Will See A Huge Olympian Launch, Will Reportedly Have A 1080p Display, Quad-Core Processor

Paul Paliath·April 17, 2012
Lately, there have been quite a few rumors and leaks regarding the Samsung Galaxy S III, revealing the device's possible specifications and a few other tidbits along the way. And a new report out today from BGR sheds some light on just how big of a launch Samsung has in store for the successor to its flagship Galaxy Android lineup. In a nutshell, it will be big. But can you expect anything less for such a significant device, within the Android world?

Here’s How To Unlock Your AT&T iPhone Without Losing Jailbreak

Ben Reid·April 17, 2012

Windows 8 Editions Announced: Windows 8, Windows 8 Pro, Windows RT

Paul Paliath·April 17, 2012
Following much rumor and speculation, Microsoft has just announced the final Windows 8 SKUs, as well as reaffirm that Windows 8 is the official, final name of the upcoming OS. Prior to clicking on the link to the announcement post on the Windows Team Blog, I was slightly nervous; Microsoft is notorious among the tech community for their unnecessarily complicated product branding. Expecting the worst, I was actually quite delighted to see that Microsoft… actually simplified the number of editions in Windows 8!

Google Drive Will Offer Users 5GB Of Free Cloud Storage, Launching Next Week

Paul Paliath·April 17, 2012
As of late, cloud storage services have been gaining significantly in popularity. Both Microsoft and Apple are involved in the space in some form, on top of highly successful startups entirely dedicated to providing such services (i.e. Dropbox). Thus, it only makes sense that Google would want a piece of the action as well. Since 2010, there have been murmurs that Google was planning to launch a cloud storage service, and, more recently, it was revealed on good authority that such a service was certainly in the pipeline, and that it is going to be called Google Drive.

Last Alert Pro Lets You Find Your iPhone Even If The Battery Has Died Out

Ben Reid·April 17, 2012
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