Precious Silva

Samsung, Apple and Google have been focusing their efforts on releasing powerful tablets. Apple and Google released their refreshed iPads and second generation Nexus 7 respectively. Samsung has also been releasing a series of slates and hybrids through its Galaxy series. With the holidays coming, the three big tech giants are all working on giving consumers more options.

People looking for another option against iPad Air may have their answer this coming November. Hewlett-Packard will reportedly be releasing an Android 4.4 KitKat-based 10-inch tablet. Can HP finally go up against Apple?

Ultrabooks changed portable computing. These days, people can find extremely light, thin and powerful laptops. Two popular devices are Acer’s Aspire S7 and Apple’s MacBook Pro. With both companies releasing refreshed versions, which ultrabook delivers better performance and more impressive specs?

Samsung just announced their Galaxy Note 10.1, 2014 Edition. The device combines portability, content functionality and consumption. Features include 10-inch display with WQXGA Super clear LCD (2560×1600) resolution, 1.9GHz A15 Quad Core ＋ 1.3GHz A7 Quad Core Processor including 3GB RAM. The 2014 Galaxy Note 10.1 stays dedicated to Samsung’s vision in delivering innovative and productive devices into the market.

Asus has released a series of successful tablets, so far, this year. Looking at the first and second generation Nexus, the company has proven its capabilities in tech manufacturing. With the release of their Fonepad Note 6, it is clear the company has been inspired by Samsung’s recent Note series. What does the Fonepad Note 6 offer?

Android security has improved greatly since Google Play app store became plagued with malware. With Android 4.4 KitKat, Google will need to fill some gaps. For the past few months, there have been many concerns regarding Google’s security. Often, users find third party security providers to ensure safety. For instance, there are apps like McAfee, Kaspersky and Lookout to use. What should Google bump up to make sure its OS remains secure?

Sony just revealed their Xperia Z1F. The device is like a more compact size of the Xperia Z1 handset. Reports say the Japanese tech giant is working on another two Android-based smartphones. The Sony Xperia Z1S and Tianchi are slated for release this coming November 12.

The Lenovo started in the right direction when it released their Yoga series. The company made a successful bid in the ultrabook market. Nonetheless, many felt that the first Yoga series offered more in style than functionality. The laptop can bend according to a user’s preference but it did not deliver much in terms of specs. With Lenovo’s Yoga 2 Pro, the company made the right turn both in specs and style.

German and Austrian scientists claim that they can prove a 20th century theorem about correlating mathematics and a higher being. What is even more interesting is that the researchers highlighted they can do so using Apple’s MacBook.

The market continues to wait Google’s release of the Nexus 10 2. A promising update tells people that the refreshed Google Nexus 10 line may be around the corner. Reports suggest that Google Play Store has run out of stock for the Nexus 1 0 16GB model while the 32GB model is running low. Stocks running low without a hint or restocking can only mean a new set of products coming. Is Google finally releasing the Nexus 10 2?

An image of the upcoming Google Nexus 10 2 reportedly surfaced last week. The image was from an anonymous tipster. The individual forward the image showing what the second generation Nexus 10 tablet from Google will look like. The press render shows the interface and design of the device. What can people expect from Google’s next slate?

Sony unleashed a series of devices under its Xperia line. Throughout its series of launches, the company has been successful in boosting position and brand recognition. The Xperia line remains popular and the Japanese tech giant continues to release devices under its brand. With the multitude of devices launched like Sony Xperia Z, Z1 and Z Ultra, which gadget should consumers consider? Though they are different in their categories, they have similar features and functions people can compare for...

Google may be transforming Google Box with its upcoming Android 4.4 KitKat. According to reports, the Android 4.4 KitKat update may serve people’s television more than their smartphones. As the market waits for Google’s release, sources are saying the latest Android update will be more about Connected TV. What does this mean for users?

Will it be a 5s or an S5? Apple and Samsung’s rivalry continues as both manufacturers release handsets regularly. The latest from Apple is the iPhone 5s, whereas Samsung is gearing up for the Samsung Galaxy S5. It may be pure coincidence that both companies named their handsets similarly or that Samsung’s handset is named opposite of Apple, but the competition is there definitely. Which one will it be – the 5s or the S5?

Customizing how smartphones look like can be interesting and useful. For users who have always been eager to change their Samsung ATIV S Windows phone handset, then it should be good news to know a custom ROM is available. XDA developers just released the custom ROM helping people change the live tiles of their phone. Is the hack any good?

Users updating their Mavericks may have to watch out for a security flaw. According to reports, Apple may have unintentionally included a grave security flaw into its OS X 10.9 Mavericks. So how much danger are users in with the new Mavericks?

The Sony VAIO Pro 13 features a thin design and a full-featured 1080p display. The device is just around 2 pounds. The laptop sports carbon fiber including fourth-generation Intel Core processor, PCIe SSD along with other excellent features. The Sony Vaio Pro 13 is ideal for people looking for the right device with formidable features and portability.

Google and Asus made one of the most formidable tablets around: the first generation Nexus 7. Sales reports indicate millions of Google Nexus 7 flying off the shelves per month. The partnership proved that the market is looking for a conveniently sized tablet with premium features and affordable price. The release of first generation Nexus and iPad spawned a trend among tech manufacturers. This year, both companies released their refreshed versions. Which tablet will dominate?

Apple just released their iPad Mini and it seems the slate will take off, according to one analyst. The demand for the tablet will be so high that users may find it hard to buy a stock. Can the iPad really deliver like what analysts forecasted?

Google always plans ahead. Perhaps that is the reason why despite the recent release of the Nexus 7, reports about the 2014 edition started springing up already. Nexus devices always make it a habit to deliver excellent features without asking for high prices. This very factor sustains the interest of the market over the product line. So what does Google have in store for their 2014 Nexus 7?

The latest MacBook Pro Retina models finally make an appearance. During its press event, Apple announced the 13-inch and 15-inch Haswell-powered MacBooks. Running on Intel’s fourth generation processors, the latest laptops offer longer battery life and better graphics. Apple also cut the prices of both models by as much as $200. With the appealing features and lower price, which model should users go for?

Apple recently launched their latest iPad Air and iPad Mini 2. The iPad Air comes with LED-backlit IPS LCD display, 16M colors, capacitive touch screen and resolution offering 1,536 x 2,048 pixels plus 264 ppi. The device runs on Apple A7 with Dual-core 1.3 GHz Cyclone (ARM v8-based) and PowerVR G6430 (quad-core graphics).

The iPad 5 and iPad Air try to outsmart every tablet description out there. They are faster, cheaper and lighter. The improved specs and more affordable price seem a good deal for many consumers. They are not. There are several reasons why people should think twice before buying either the iPad 5 or the iPad Air.

Nokia’s tablet, Lumia 2520, finally makes an appearance. After a few months of reports and leaks, Nokia finally unveiled its first Windows tablet. True to its name, the Lumia tablet appears like a bigger version of Nokia’s identically named Windows phone. Can the new slate compete with the likes of iPad Air?

Many tech companies have joined the "Retina" or "high-res" wagon. As Apple introduced the Retina on its iPad offering, it seems Sony Xperia will soon be featuring a similar technology. According to the leak, Sony may be working on a 12-inch Xperia tablet with a 4k display.

The onslaught of devices from Apple and Nokia may have taken the public’s attention from other upcoming releases. There are more companies planning to release interesting devices and they might be worth the look. For example, a leak just hinted LG working on G Flex – an Android phone that features a similar screen like Samsung’s Galaxy Round.

Asus delivers a tablet with the right premium features but for a good price – introducing the Memo Pad HD 10. The slate packs on sharp in-plane switching (IPS) screen plus a comfortable design and excellent viewing angles. For people who know and have heard of Asus’ slate capabilities, the Memo Pad FHD 10 delivers a similar impressive experience.

Fresh from Apple’s press event last Oct 22, 2013, Haswell-based MacBook Pros continue to make headlines. The refreshed set of laptops now run on fourth-generation Intel Core processors and packs on Retina display, faster storage and better connectivity options. Has Apple successfully returned to be the leading laptop maker?

Everyone expected Apple to come up with better and more powerful devices but only a few expect the tech giant to cut prices. The latest MacBook Pro line is now more affordable – both the 13 and 15-inch versions are now more affordable than the previous generation. Can the 2013 Haswell MacBook Pro line revive Apple’s sales domination?