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To some observers, the South Korean market was relatively late to the party in terms of the Smartphone revolution with the popular devices only becoming fashionable in the Asian country a couple of years ago. While countries like the USA and Great Britain have been...

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After the Obama administration announced that it would be giving the Department of Homeland Security the power to search, seize and keep the electronic devices of travelers entering or exiting US borders, several civil rights groups stepped in. Believing that addressing security concerns is more...

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After Nortel Networks filed for bankruptcy, nearly every other major technology based company in the world became interesting in buying its treasure trove of patents. Apple and Google may be the front runners, but other companies are coming up with startling amounts of cash fast....

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However well 3D TVs are selling, consumers are not all that interested in the technology. Most TV viewers that replace their older model television sets are actually interested in features other than graphics. Apparently, most LCD, LED, plasma and 3D TV sets are purchased because...

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Years ago, netbooks, netbooks and laptops were poised to be more popular than desktop computers. The tech world understands that as consumers look for more mobile connectivity options, it is up to developers to provide them with realistic solutions. Microsoft may have created the tablet,...

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Sport fans will do just about anything to get tickets to see their favorite teams play and now that the Samsung Wave is soon to feature the NFC Ticket app, last minute ticket purchases just got easier. In Germany, at the Mobile World Congress...

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When auto plants in the US started closing left and right, many people assumed that future generations would never be able to land similar jobs. In a way they were right, but BMW has shown that there is still a place for highly skilled and...

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Verizon won’t be able to carry the iPhone 4 until February 10, but the company is already making a preemptive strike in order to lure iPhone owners who already have services with AT&T. The i phone 4 is the most popular smart phone which means...

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Most drivers already use GPS in their cars to help them to navigate to their destinations, but two innovative web based companies hope that consumers will want to surf and drive. Enter tiwi and DriveNtalk. Both companies think that car manufacturers will want to secure...

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Even though Internet Explorer is still the most heavily used web browser, Google Chrome closed out 2010 with 10% of the market share. That means that Chrome has been able to double usage rates in just one year. The newest web browser on the block...

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