Tech News Today: $6B iWatch, Galaxy S IV Video, BlackBerry Price Cuts
If investors are concerned about growth at Apple, an iWatch, with the potential for 60% margins, could be the answer.
Pipeline of Motorola Android phones won’t ‘wow’ (Say it ain’t so)
CFO Patrick Pichette then went on to say Google would need to "drain" the pipeline. Not exactly the kind of thing you'd expect to hear about a division that was acquired for $12.5 billion (closed in 2012).
How to stream YouTube videos to a TV using an iPhone, iPad
I paired an Apple iPad with a Sony PlayStation 3 and was able to stream YouTube videos in a matter of minutes. How were the results? Read on to find out.
Tech News Today: Galaxy Nexus LTE Update, Apple iTunes U, Samsung beefs up Android
Nicknamed "Knox" (as in the fort that Goldfinger busted into), Samsung's new security software was released this week at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
News Republic app updated for iPad, Android tablets (Review)
With 3.0, the reading experience is now optimized for all three tablet platforms -- iPad, Android, Windows 8. More than 10,000 full-length articles are made available each day from sources such as HuffPo, TechCrunch, AP, and, yes, Stark Insider too.
Road to a Million Views: Tips for naming your YouTube videos
As I've discovered over the last three years or so, the difference between naming your video poorly or well can have a significant impact on the number of views it receives.
Tech News Today: Google says no to retail, Sergey demos Glass, God of War: Ascension
Hello Kratos! The God of War: Ascension single player demo has arrived on the Sony PlayStation Network, and it's an over-the-top, bloody good time.
Life after Nexus 4
I'd like to see a thinner profile for the next Nexus. Also, that glass back has to go. It makes the phone unnecessarily slippery. Place it on a countertop or smooth desk, and you're a short slide away from disaster.
Any.DO Android app gets task management right
At first I was skeptical. Do we really need yet one more app snooping around our Gmail inboxes? Now, as they say, I'm a believer.
Apple iOS devices dominate the enterprise
In total, according to Good, iOS devices combined for 71% of all activations in the quarter, with Android smartphones trailing significantly at 21%.










