by J. Angelo Racoma, 2 months ago

Google has made a small adjustment in measuring version share on the Android platform. This month, Jelly Bean gets a big jump, and this could be attributed to better engagement among ICS and Jelly Bean users compared to older versions.

by J. Angelo Racoma, 2 months ago

Chinese search giant Baidu is reportedly developing a Google Glass-like device that will have the same capabilities.

by J. Angelo Racoma, 2 months ago

As the nation goes crazy for faster and faster mobile data, carriers are running out of capacity. Now goes the hunt to find more wireless spectrum to push those Instagram photos, WhatsApp chats and Skype video-conferences on.

by J. Angelo Racoma, 2 months ago

The "No. 1 mini Pad" is an iPad Mini knockoff that runs Android and supports phone calls through cellular.

by J. Angelo Racoma, 2 months ago

Mobile phone unlocking might soon be rendered legal again, in spite of the DMCA, but legislators are proposing different ways to make it so.

by J. Angelo Racoma, 2 months ago

After the US and UK, Facebook Messenger voice calling is quietly being rolled out to other countries. Have you tried calling with the app yet?

by J. Angelo Racoma, 2 months ago

Android malware was found to have targeted specific persons, particularly those aligned with political activism. Still, this is a reminder for everyone else to be careful with the attachments we open and apps we install.

by J. Angelo Racoma, 2 months ago

Digg will develop a fast & simple feed reader that syncs across devices. Will it succeed in carrying the RSS torch forward once Google shuts Reader down?

by J. Angelo Racoma, 2 months ago

The Sony Xperia Tablet Z has been submitted for FCC scrutiny, which signals its pending release in the US. How much will Sony price its latest tablet?

by J. Angelo Racoma, 2 months ago

The LTE-enabled Chromebook Pixel will set you back $1,499, plus additional fees for monthly connectivity on top of the free 100MB allocation.

by J. Angelo Racoma, 2 months ago

Here's the story of how NASA decided to use the Samsung-made Google Nexus S in its SPHERES satellite project.

by J. Angelo Racoma, 2 months ago

Lawmakers are seeking to ban the use of Google Glass while driving, citing safety concerns, especially among inexperienced drivers.

by J. Angelo Racoma, 2 months ago

A London-based group says Google Glass is a threat to privacy, and encourages individuals to consider the legal implications of passive recording.

by J. Angelo Racoma, 2 months ago

In an interview, Google executive chairman Eric Schmidt says he loves BlackBerry QWERTY keyboards. No love for Android?

by J. Angelo Racoma, 3 months ago

A potential application for Google Glass would be helping the blind "see" through sight-to-sound implementations, vastly improved by its wearability.