Edgar Jr. Reyes

Reports say that the Russian-made YotaPhone 2 will finally make it to the United States with T-Mobile as its major carrier.

The market is packed with a wide array of fitness trackers that offer different health features and advanced technology which make it hard for consumers to choose.

The Android Lollipop has received much hype especially from those whose devices await the major upgrade but a large chunk of Android users still has the KitKat as their devices’ platform.

Chromebooks come in different sizes and specs, but there is one that really stands out in terms of design and performance, the Toshiba Chromebook 2.

Two of Fitbit’s latest fitness wearables are about to hit Australia sometime in February.

Recent report reveals that Samsung has approached BlackBerry about a potential acquisition deal despite the latter’s major struggles in the fierce smartphone competition and ailing market share.

Google has decided to stop the sales of the Google Glass and will go back to the drawing board to come up with a much better design and a more affordable price.

Reports say that Samsung will showcase a new smartwatch codenamed “Orbis” at the upcoming 2015 Mobile World Congress.

The phablet market offers plenty of options, but there are two which are tastefully designed and equipped with powerful specs: the iPhone 6 Plus and Huawei Ascend Mate 7.

Verizon has released an update to its Sony Xperia Z3V which will bring a number of bug fixes and improvements to the table.

Fujitsu Laboratories is working on a wearable ring-type device that offers handwriting-input functionality and a reader for near-field communications (NFC) tags.

Samsung is into a very hectic 2015 as it lines up various product launches from smartphones to smartwatch, but it looks like that the company is also releasing a number of new tablet models.

Google has recently launched its updated Google Translate app which now includes Word Lens, a technology which can read signs in different languages and can translate to and from English.

New smartphones are expected to unveil this 2015 but it is still interesting to pit two major players in the industry for a face-off: the Galaxy Note 4 versus Droid Turbo.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg went to Beijing last October to meet Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun for a potential investment talks, what transpired among the two leaders remains to be a mystery.

Google has launched the Chrome Remote Desktop application for iOS which will give iPad and iPhone users control over their PCs or Macs.

Two fatal casualties and four people were sickened due to the nitrogen leak at an LG Display factory in the city of Paju, in South Korea.

Amazon starts the year by offering consumers the 16GB and 32GB versions of the elusive Nexus 9 for a limited time.

A new ultra tablet which is alleged to be a Surface Pro look-alike has been launched in the 2015 CES in Las Vegas.

Oppo finally confirms the Jan.14 launch of its first smartphone for this year by releasing a poster on its official Weibo account.

Sony has already rolled out a new software upgrade for its Xperia T3 smartphone but contrary to expectations, it isn’t the Android 5.0 Lollipop.

Jawbone has recently launched a new system that will enable businesses to monitor the activity data of their employees.

The 2015 Consumer Electronics Show held in Las Vegas has showcased various smartphones that came in different designs and features to beat, but there are a few which made quite a mark.

LG is rumoured to be working on an operating system made solely for its upcoming smartwatches.

LG Electronics has recently unleashed the G Flex 2 curved smartphone at the 2015 International CES held in Las Vegas.

The 2015 Consumer Electronics Show is the event wherein consumers get a glimpse of amazing yet at times peculiar devices and Toshiba did not fail this year’s tech show.

The Galaxy Note Edge together with other latest Samsung gadgets will be featured in the much-awaited “Avengers: Age Of Ultron” by Marvel.

Police in Beijing have arrested three men after it was discovered that they had tunneled into an iPhone 6 warehouse and stole over 240 handsets.

Google has been one of the world’s top search engines but its international operations have been under controversies in various countries.