by Robert Triggs, 1 week ago

Intel’s a company which we all know. There’s a good chance that your old PC or laptop is running on an Intel chip, but the same probably can’t be said about your smartphone or tablet….

by Robert Triggs, 1 week ago

If you’ve been having problems listening to music through headphones on your Galaxy S4 then you’re not alone. A lot of other users have been complaining on Reddit and XDA about a strange audio clipping…

by Robert Triggs, 1 week ago

CyanogenMod, one of Android community’s favourite custom ROMs, has come a long way since the day of its inception, from starting as a one-man mod mission to now having collected over 5 million users. As…

by Robert Triggs, 1 week ago

The Paranoid Android team have been on a roll recently, we’ve already seen some of the new features being implemented in one of Android’s most popular custom ROMs, and now we get a glimpse at…

by Robert Triggs, 1 week ago

Trusty old Nova Launcher Prime, where would I be without you. The latest update to one of Android’s favorite launchers brings a host of much sought after features, ranging from a unique wallpaper chooser to individually customizable app…

by Robert Triggs, 1 week ago

Samsung was probably hoping that this contentious issue had died down by now, but BBC’s Watchdog program intends to broadcast an investigation into the available internal memory accessible to Samsung Galaxy S4 owners. If you recall,…

by Robert Triggs, 1 week ago

Whilst the new Nexus 7 may have been the big news from KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo yesterday, he has also released some information, or shall I call it speculation, about some other future Google…

by Robert Triggs, 1 week ago

According to sources close to Oppo, the company is working on a new Find model, which will be powered by Qualcomm’s top of line Snapdragon 800 processor. If true, this could make the new Oppo Find…

by Robert Triggs, 1 week ago

There’s been some good news and bad news today for fans of the $99 OUYA Android gaming console. The good news: venture capital firm Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers has led an investment drive worth…

by Robert Triggs, 1 week ago

Builds have been continually rolling out for CyanogenMod 10.1, in the form of nightly and M-releases, for quite a while, and after much hard work the custom ROM is finally considered stable on enough devices to…

by Robert Triggs, 2 weeks ago

Patents are a great way to find out about future products, and although they’re not necessarily representative of a final product, they do give us a small glimpse at what technology companies are working on…

by Robert Triggs, 2 weeks ago

Many have been watching the launch of the HTC One with particularly keen interest, not simply because it’s a nice piece of hardware, but because it has the potential to make or break its manufacturer….

by Robert Triggs, 2 weeks ago

The jury is still out on whether Firefox OS poses a legitimate threat to the mobile OS status-quo; many are writing it off for simply being too late to the party and others are quietly…

by Robert Triggs, 2 weeks ago

I’ve lost count of how many Archos tablets there are floating around at the moment. There’s the Archos Titanium series, a few Cobalt tablets, and ranges falling under various sub-brands like Arnova. If, after all…

by Robert Triggs, 2 weeks ago

I love the idea behind the big.LITTLE architecture; powerful cores for peak processing backup up by less power hungry CPUs for the more simple day to day tasks, it makes perfect sense. But the big.LITTLE…