COMPUTERS

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?

The iPhone 6 is rumoured to pair with the iWatch on release date this 2014 and according to analysts, the two iOS devices would be responsible for the giant cash haul that will greet Apple in 2014 with the bonanza extending to the end of 2015.

For readers who are considering buying the Motorola Moto E or the Nokia Lumia 520, here is a specs and price comparison between the two devices in Australia. The comparison could help readers make an informed decision.

For readers who are considering buying the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Neo or the Galaxy S4 Active, here is a specs and price comparison between the two devices in Australia. The comparison could help readers make an informed decision.

For readers who are considering buying the Samsung Galaxy Grand 2, the Galaxy Grand Neo or the Motorola Moto G, here is a specs and price comparison of the devices in Australia. The comparison could help readers make an informed decision.

No word yet from Team Evad3rs on when the iOS 7.1.1 or iOS 8 jailbreak release date will be even as Cydia, where JB tweaks and apps are sourced from, is bumped up for “easier and faster use.”

The iPhone 6 on its release date this 2014 plus the feature-rich iWatch, said a new report, will propel Apple to new record highs that could see the company’s stock price easily breaching the $100 mark following its 7-for-1 spit this week.

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.

For readers who are considering buying the LG G3 or the Samsung Galaxy S5, here is a specs and price comparison between the two devices in Australia. The comparison could help readers make an informed decision.

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.

For readers who are considering buying the Sony Xperia Z2 or the Xperia Z Ultra, here is a specs and price comparison between the two devices in Australia. The comparison could help readers make an informed decision.

The Galaxy Note 4 release date this 2014 may be months away but signs are in steady supply that Samsung could conveniently opt to advance its Unpacked Episode 2 plans for the fourth edition of the original phablet.

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.

For readers who are considering buying the Nokia Lumia 630 or the Lumia 525, here is a specs and price comparison between the two devices in Australia. The comparison could help readers make an informed decision.

The iPad Air 2 release date, along with the iPad Mini 3, appears on course in the latter months of 2014 as reports from Asia indicate that volume production of the two devices has entered the early phase.

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.

For readers who are considering buying the Nokia X, the Samsung Galaxy Core or the Sony Xperia M, here is a specs and price comparison of the devices in Australia. The comparison could help readers make an informed decision.

The Google Nexus 6 release date is up in the air and it has been the case since reports about the Android Silver Project started swirling but recent developments seem to suggest the Nexus 5 could still come out this 2014.

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?

The countdown clock for iPhone 6 release date will start ticking on September 2014 as analysts issued glowing projections of iPhone sales in the June quarter as well as the possible outing schedule for both the 4.7-inch and 5.5-inch models.

For readers who are considering buying the Sony Xperia M2 or the Motorola Moto X, here is a specs and price comparison between the two devices in Australia. The comparison could help readers make an informed decision.

It’ll be a monster Galaxy Note 4 release date on September 2014 as fresh information suggests anew of incredible feature upgrades from the Galaxy Note 3 last year bannered by 64-bit processing chips and the latest LTE technology.

For readers who are considering buying the LG G2 Mini or the LG G Pro Lite, here is a specs and price comparison between the two devices in Australia. The comparison could help readers make an informed decision.

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...