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Apple focused on its software offerings rather than hardware during its Worldwide Developers Conference. The company did not reveal details about its upcoming iPhone 6 line although information about the upcoming iOS 8 should provide a good overview on what people can expect.

Samsung Galaxy S5 Prime has been a hot topic for quite some time leading people to believe that the Korean tech giant has something big brewing. Recently, Samsung announced an LTE-A variant under its Galaxy S5 flagship. Currently, the device is only available in South Korea but its release confirms the company’s plans in launching more powerful and premium editions under the S5 series. Will the LTE-A variant make way for the release of the Galaxy S5 Prime? What can people expect?

Samsung Galaxy S5 remains as one of the most powerful Android devices around. According to recent reports, the Korean tech giant is planning on releasing other variants just like what it did with the Galaxy S4. The first of the lot is the Samsung Galaxy S5 Active. Upcoming variants include the Galaxy S5 Prime and Galaxy S5 mini. As for those who chose to go for the original flagship, knowing how to root the device can be beneficial.

The market continues to wait for the launch of the iPhone 6. During the Worldwide Developers Conference, Apple gave a glimpse of what people can expect through the iOS 8. Apart from these, predictions and leaks from developers have also surfaced following the event. According to recent information, the upcoming iPhone 6 flagship will feature a bigger display, improved 4G capabilities and even wireless charging.

Apple’s iPhone 6 will find its way to the market sometime around fall. Even as early as now, market predictions indicate that the upcoming flagship from Apple may kill Samsung Galaxy S5 orders as the release date approaches.

Samsung Galaxy S5 Prime has been making waves especially since more photos of the reported device surfaced. More importantly, recent information suggests that if Samsung will not push through with the Samsung Galaxy S5 Prime series, it will introduce a new premium line called the Galaxy F. Regardless of what name the premium product line will follow, it will reportedly have a similar release date as the iPhone 6. It will be a Samsung and Apple faceoff once more. Who will win?

When Tim Cook took the stage during the Worldwide Developers, Apple’s pitch became clear. The tech giant has been working on transforming its operating system to ensure programmers do not make the switch to Google or other competitors. According to Apple’s CEO, the company has been exerting efforts to turn the iOS friendlier to developers creating better interaction between Apple devices and third party applications. More importantly, Apple has also brought up security flaws and issues in Andro...

Google’s Android 4.4.3 KitKat update became a much anticipated firmware especially since the initial KitKat updates brought bugs and other problems. The Android 4.4.3 firmware promised to be bug-fixing software more than adding features. However, recent reports from Nexus 4 and Nexus 5 users suggest that the update may have brought more bugs instead of fixes. It may be true for other devices to be updated with Android 4.4.3.

Apple’s Worldwide Developer Conference made waves following the introduction of the iOS 8. The features of the iOS 8 laid the foundation for what people can expect from devices like the iPhone 6 and the iPad series. To make things more interesting, several reports pointed out some additional details about the iOS 8 that Apple did not discuss. Likewise, a number of upcoming Apple devices failed to show up during the conference but more information suggests they could be the company’s biggest rel...

Once Apple finished with its Worldwide Developers Conference, one thing became clear: iOS 8 wants to take Android’s open “exclusivity” away. Android will no longer be the only flexible interface around. Apple made it apparent that it has been exerting great effort in turning the iOS into a more open mobile operating system – friendlier to developers. A more open iOS meant user apps can interact better with each other and third party apps can maximize the fingerprint sensor and TouchID functions...

Google’s Nexus 8 made headlines previously suggesting the company’s interest on another tablet sector. However, there have been no specific leads until a device codenamed “Flounder” showed up on a developer website. Google has the affinity for naming upcoming tablets with sea creatures thus going along the company’s tradition. More importantly, recent photos leaked suggest that the Nexus 8 is well on its way. Can Google make it in the 8-inch sector?

Samsung Galaxy S5 Prime continues to make headlines as more details and photos surface. Previously, there were photos leaked of a device clearly sporting a premium build and similar features. This time, the latest photos leaked show the front and back of the suspected Galaxy S5 Prime. The device has also been compared to the existing Samsung Galaxy S5 flagship. Will Samsung really release a high end device?

Apple's iOS 8 will seek to address the complaints of iPhone and iPad users from the current iOS 7. This is where the problem lies. Holes in the iOS are often opportunities for third party apps to address. Once Apple addresses the loopholes, it will eventually end up killing the need for third party applications. The same will happen once the company releases the next iOS.

Google's much talked about Android 4.4.3 KitKat update has started rolling out finally. T-Mobile initiated the release with Motorola following suit. According to the company, the Android 4.4.3 update will be carried out on devices such as Moto X, Moto G and Moto E. Users will be treated to a number of improvements. Similar to other Android roll outs, people should expect the release to be in stages.

Samsung has the habit of releasing spin-offs of its flagships. Naturally, the release of the Samsung Galaxy S5 will spark predictions about sub variants like what the company did with Samsung Galaxy S4. Aside from the release of the Samsung Galaxy S5 Active, there have been talks about a premium version of the S5. While competitors like LG have unleashed formidable units like the G3, Samsung continues to share the spotlight with the S5 Prime drumming up interest across the industry.

Every time Samsung releases a device meant a string of variants after. The Samsung Galaxy S5 flagship should not be any different. According to reports, Samsung has been preparing for the release of the Samsung Galaxy S5 Prime. While the device has been referred as Prime for its high end features, recent information also suggests that it may go as Samsung Galaxy F. Can Samsung deliver a killer handset?

Google wants to deliver a super secure e-mail that will give hackers a run for their money.

Apple appears to be working more intently on delivering an operating system platform more amiable to developers. During the Worldwide Developers Conference last week, the company has hinted about its ongoing work about giving developers the chance to create apps suited for multiple screen sizes more conveniently. Likewise, the company has also hinted about development of flexible and dynamic interfaces more accessible and easier to manage for app coders.

Apple has been in constant battle against Android for user market share. Throughout the years, Android has gained significant ground challenging Apple’s position and offerings. At the last Worldwide Developers Conference, Apple has made it clear it sees the future to be more about competing against Android. Nonetheless, Apple CEO Tim Cook believes the company is well ahead of Google and its Android operating system.

Apple went ahead first with its Worldwide Developers Conference and now all eyes turn to Google. The internet giant will be holding its I/O Conference later this month opening possibilities for announcement of the Android 4.5 Lollipop update, Nexus 8 and new hardware like the Ara Smartphone. Google will also reportedly release a consumer edition of the Google Glass redefining smart devices and health gears. Can Google do better than Apple?

Steve Jobs once promised to kill Dropbox - it did not happen before but it appears to be happening now. Apple’s iCloud Drive received a loud response upon its announcement during the Worldwide Developers Conference last week. According to the announcement, the company has revamped and transformed its iCloud service to compete against similar providers like Dropbox and Google’s Drive. Apple’s move to transform iCloud Drive stems back from Steve Jobs’ vision of turning it into formidable opponent...

Apple’s iOS 8 will not be available until fall but the company made sure people already had a good idea of what it has in store. During Tim Cook’s keynote speech at the Worldwide Developers Conference, he revealed Apple’s increasing efforts in transforming the platform friendlier to developers. According to the keynote some of the iOS 8 features include Messaging improvements, Health app and Predictive Keyboard. Apart from these greatly highlighted features, there are three other functions that...

Following Apple’s announcement of the iOS 8 and other new services during its Worldwide Developers Conference, attention now turns to upcoming hardware cycles from the company. The tech giant will reportedly be releasing its iMac and MacBook Pro series near the holidays. More importantly, the upcoming set of MacBook Pros will come with a new trackpad, fanless design and Intel Broadwell chips. Can the 2014 MacBook Pro deliver?

News about Google’s Nexus 8 surfaced early this year but there have not been any solid tips about the device until recently. According to reports, the much anticipated tablet from the internet giant showed up in a series of leaked photos. The leaked images give an insight on what people can expect from the tablet. There are also reports suggesting that Google has been working in incorporating advanced vision capabilities on its upcoming slates.

Apple revealed its iOS 8 last week during the Worldwide Developers Conference. The introduction of the iOS 8 has been considered as the biggest launch for Apple since its release of the App Store. The new mobile operating system offers new features both for the users and developers. The iOS 8 marks a new chapter for Apple not just because of the innovative applications but also because the company has been working on transforming its interface friendlier to developers. So what are users in for i...

The Android 4.4.2 KitKat roll out continues to several devices including Galaxy Note 3, Galaxy S3, Galaxy S4 and HTC One. According to reports, Verizon and Sprint HTC One M7 subscribers can now download the Android 4.4.2 KitKat update featuring Sense 6.0. Likewise, US Cellular has also issued Android 4.4 KitKat update for its Samsung Galaxy S3 line. Some subscribers may receive the update later than others depending on the region and the carrier.

Apple and Google have fought continuously for the leading mobile operating systems provider. The two companies have been neck in neck constantly working on increasing their market share. An increase in the number of users of their mobile operating systems meant more hardware cycles for both firms. With Apple’s Worldwide Developer’s Conference commencing and the iOS 8 finally unveiled, all eyes turn to Google’s I/O Conference later this month for the Android 4.5 Lollipop update release. Who will...

Apple did not just acquire Beats on a whim. The worth of acquisition including recent patent sighting supports Apple’s plans on delivering a whole new audio experience for users. According to recent information, the company has been working on developing headphones or earbuds that can detect if a user’s ear is near. The device can play audio automatically depending on the proximity of the earphones or headpones.

Apple has more than 15 years of history with hit products and popular releases. Nonetheless, analysts appear to agree with the statement of the company’s executive recently saying that Apple has yet “the best product pipeline” to release. According Apple Senior Vice President Eddy Cue: “We want to do a few really incredible things.” Not to mention the series of products and services the company has already revealed during its Worldwide Developers Conference.