A week ago, we learned that Samsung was readying the release of its newly announced Black Galaxy S III. Now there’s word that the Korean manufacturer also plans on launching the phone in a 64GB version as well. The news came from popular U.K. retailer, Clove Technology, who confirmed the model to the folks over…
Steve Jobs’ stolen iPad found in the hands of ‘Kenny the Clown’
Not too long ago we found out the former home of the late Steve Jobs was burglarized, as the home invasion claimed over $60,000 worth of goods. Among the list of stolen items included some very expensive jewelry, two iMacs, three iPads, one Apple TV, a Sodastream soda and a wallet belonging to Jobs himself.…
RIM cuts 25 percent of jobs at its Halifax office
As expected, the RIM layoffs continue. The BlackBerry maker just a week ago was reportedly cutting 3,000 jobs, which goes accordingly with its reconstruction plan that’ll save the company $1 billion in operating cost by the end of 2013. Now we have learned that 94 folks employed in the company’s Halifax location, will no longer…
Sony begins ICS (Android 4.0) roll out on Xperia P handsets
Great news for you Xperia P owners out there. Sony has started to roll out your update to Ice Cream Sandwich (Android 4.0) ahead of schedule. In this update users can expect the same ICS goodness that graces just about every phone such as resizable widgets; a new task switcher; and updates to Gmail, Calendar,…
Discover finally lets customers save credit cards on Google Wallet
Discover customers can finally save their credit cards to Google Wallet. Earlier this month, the search giant announced compatibility for all major credit cards, but a couple of the card makers were slow in using the Save to Wallet API. Discover is the first major card company to publicly announce its intention to use the…
Apple denies rumors of layoffs in its retail stores
Dealing with build up criticism in treatment of its employees, Apple responds to the layoff rumors. The Cupertino based company addressed the rumors briefly with Dow Jones Newswires, and to no surprise the tech giant denied those rumors. Let’s step back for a minute for those of you who need a little catching up. Earlier…
Fujitsu Stylistic M532 tablet goes on sale for $549, runs Android 4.0 on a Tegra 3 quad-core processor
Fujitsu has made available its Stylistic M532 Android tablet on its website. The M532 is powered by Ice Cream Sandwich (Android 4.0) and it carries a price tag of $549. Features on the Stylistic include a 10.1-inch IPS screen with a WXGA (1280 x 800) resolution, a Tegra 3 quad-core processor, 1GB of RAM, 32GB…
RIM confirms BlackBerry 10 screen resolution for upcoming handsets
RIM has decided to let everyone in on what screen resolution to expect on its new BlackBerry 10 powered smartphones. The waterloo company has been getting drowned with negative publicity seemingly everyday. However, the tide is starting to change a bit. For months we’ve been hearing how the company is hard at work on BlackBerry…
Xiaomi Phone 2 announced, sports 4.3-inch 720p display, quad-core S4 chip, and MIUI
Xiaomi, a chinese company better known for creating the popular Android ROM MIUI, announced its latest handset called the Xiaomi Phone 2. The manufacturer has been rolling as of late, with scoring lots of funding. The new device carries more than adequate specs that can compete in today’s world of power phones. The phone packs a…
Google+ update lets teens Hangout, and iOS users open links with Chrome
Google+ for iOS and Android got a welcome update today. In this new version, iOS users get to step slightly away from Apple’s infamous wall garden. Google got creative by adding the ability for users to open web links with its Chrome browser (if installed), which does away with iOS owners being forced to use…









