Nokia Lumia 630 specifications and images tipped in new leaks

While Nokia's big event is just a few days away (2 April), alleged specifications of the much-anticipated Nokia Lumia 630 (thought to be codenamed Moneypenny) have been leaked along with the first alleged...

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How to Take Screenshots in Windows Phone 8

Windows Phone 8 is the next big thing. It is the second major version of Microsoft's operating system, which comes after Windows Phone 7. One of Windows Phone 8 new features is the ability to take Screenshots. After reading this article, you will be able to successfully take screenshots on your windows...

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Beware of DenDroid

A new commercial tool  designed to allow cyber criminals to easily  transform legitimate Android  applications into malicious  software has hit the  underground market, paving  the way for cheap and easy  development of sophisticated  Android malware. The...

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Google redesigns search results on PCs

Web surfing through the Internet's main gateway now looks slightly different on personal computers, thanks to a few cosmetic changes to Google's search engine this week. The tweaks to the way Google's...

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More than megapixels - what really counts in a smartphone camera

Just about every new phone that launches has ads that focus on photography. While most refrain from saying it in as many words, manufacturers manage to coyly suggest that their phone's camera is better...

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London in new push to rival Silicon Valley

Maybe this time Silicon Valley will have to move over - London made a fresh bid Thursday to become a world centre for high-tech and start-ups. Mayor Boris Johnson said he wanted to make London the "tech capital of the world". The high-tech sector in the British capital has grown out of the trendy...

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Google kicks off always encrypted Gmail service

Google said Thursday its popular Gmail service would use encryption to thwart snooping, in the latest move by the tech sector reassuring customers following revelations about US surveillance programs....

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Google Glass review: Uneasy first steps

Shaped like a lopsided headband, Google Glass is an unassuming piece of technology when you're holding it in your hands. You feel as if you can almost break it, testing its flexibility. Putting it on,...

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Asus Chromebox review: Great streaming device

Devices that let you watch Netflix and other streaming video services on a big TV screen are popular, but there are limits to what you can watch. NBC, for instance, didn't make its Olympics apps compatible...

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UK holds cyberwar game in Churchill's World War II bunker

Under London's streets in Winston Churchill's World War II bunker, young techies are fighting a new kind of war. Bent over their computers in a steel-reinforced room, dozens of amateur cyber security experts...

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Will BlackBerry ever resurface as the preferred business smartphone?

Most of us can’t help but notice how BlackBerry the once-dominant Canadian smartphone maker is desperately trying to get back into the game – the one that it lost to the iPhone and several Androids. We witnessed...

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Xiaomi confirms 5.5-inch, octa-core Redmi Note phone with teaser

The leaked Redmi phone we saw a couple of days ago is coming sooner than we expected, and it now bears an interesting name: Redmi Note. Does it mean we'll be getting a stylus with this Chinese phone?...

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Yahoo buys Vizify 'to bring a more visual approach to data'

Vizify, a startup that specialises in creating interactive infographics and videos of users' social media data has been acquired by Yahoo. The details of the acquisition were not disclosed. Vizify's services will be shut down following the acquisition. "As part of our transition to Yahoo, we will...

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Three new flagship models to heat up smartphone battle

Gone are the days when tech giants would launch just one flagship smartphone a year and that too at a specific time. With new and big devices coming much more frequently, the latest instance being Samsung...

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You can now mirror your Android screen on Chromecast, if you have a Nexus 5

The prospect of mirroring your Android screen on Chromecast has been teased for a few weeks, but the feature can now be finally tried out -- if you have the right smartphone, that is. An updated version...

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Adobe Revel photo-editing and sharing app finally arrives for Android

Adobe has finally launched its Revel all-in-one collaborative photo-editing and photo-sharing app for Android, nearly three years after it was launched for iOS in 2011. The Adobe Revel app is...

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HTML? For 1 in 10 in US, it’s a disease

One in 10 Americans believe that HTML is a communicable disease, while 23% think an MP3 is a ‘Star Wars’ robot, according to a new study. In a study of 2,392 American men and women, all of whom were 18 years of age or older, 11% said that HTML (HyperText Markup Language) – a language that is used...

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Turkey President rules out ban on Facebook

Turkey’s president on Friday ruled out any ban on Facebook and YouTube after Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan said the site could be shut to stop his foes anonymously posting audio recordings purportedly exposing corruption in his inner circle. ...

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Micromax Canvas Tab P650E CDMA tablet with Android 4.0

Micromax Canvas Tab P650E, which is a CDMA variant of the company's first flagship tablet, the Canvas Tab P650, is now listed on the company's official website. However, the popular domestic manufacturer...

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How to start Windows 8 in Safe Mode

This is a tutorial of how to start Windows® 8 in Safe Mode A step by step tutorial with Pictures or Snapshots from my own PC This method applies on all the versions of Windows 8 which include:- ·         Windows 8 RT ·         Windows...

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