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Try as it might, Microsoft once again goes head-to-head against Apple (Surface Video)
Microsoft Surface 3 vs. MacBook Air. The problem I have with this kind of advertising is primarily that it resorts to negativity. You can't do…
Pebble smartwatch now available in 3 new colors (Video)
Pebble launches colorful marketing campaign, highlights legibility of screen outdoors, makes us want to be cool cats.
Android OS still dominates, gains 4% y/y market share
Google gains, while Apple loses market share for Q2 2014. Meanwhile, Chinese vendors Huwaei, Lenovo and Xiaomi are making inroads in handset shipments.
Microsoft continues to simplify, pares down Windows to one unified version
Windows to become one platform. New Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has wasted little time in making sweeping changes; all the while, it is clear that…
Apple could delay large screen iPhone until 2015
If Apple can't deliver a large 5.5-inch iPhone before the holiday season it could be, if not a big blow, at least a crimp in…
Culture shake-up in the cards for Microsoft
Given that Microsoft and Apple are arch rivals, it's only natural that each take their turn basking in the sun. For Apple, that time is…
Pebble and the Android Wear challenge
Pebble was one of the first to market. Now, Google is arming large competitors such as Samsung, LG and Motorola with Android Wear. Can a…
Android Auto connects your phone to the car, competes with Apple CarPlay
Android Auto heavily leverages voice recognition. You can send messages, navigate to places, and make calls - all hands-free.
Google I/O: First Look at new Android user interface (Video)
Google embraces a flat world. "Material Design" will bring new icons, fonts, and cards to the Android user interface.