Month: January 2013

One of the reasons I prefer to play games on my iPad is that on my iPhone my fingers often get in the way of the action. Either the controls are too small, the controls obscure what’s going on, my fingers block the action, everything is too small to see, […] Read the original post…

The iTunes App Store offers downloads of several apps for Apple iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad for free, as listed below. At up to $3 off, each is the best deal we’ve seen. The deals: Viking Age for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad: Action game Extinction 3D for iPhone, […] Read the original post by…

There’s no full-frame sensor or advanced mode dial here, but Sony has managed to line up a compelling set of features for its CES flagship point-and-shoot. At $199, the Cyber-shot WX80 offers a huge jump in performance with only a modest bump in price, making it by far Sony’s best […] Read the original post…

iMore is live at CES 2013, and that means we’re carrying all our blogging gear around in our bags. Kevin already showed you what he’s packing, and now it’s my turn. Check out the video up top for everything that’s slung over my shoulder for CES. Read the original post by Rene Ritchie

Apple, Research in Motion and Motorola Mobility are among 15 companies sued in the U.S. over a fundamental 3G and 4G patent on determining when devices should switch cells in a mobile network. Read the original post by CIO

It’s time to make resolutions for the new year. Here are five suggestions for WLAN pros that can make 2013 more productive. Read the original post by Lee H. Badman

The journey continues for the Silicon Valley-based software company Bluestacks. After an initially launching its famous BlueStacks App Player and BlueStacks Cloud Connect in 2011 and hitting a deal with Asus last year , the company is announcing today a newly-signed deal with the world’s top PC maker, Lenovo. Read the original post by Ubergizmo

BuyDig offers the Sony Alpha NEX-6L 16.1-Megapixel Digital SLR-Like Camera in Black bundled with a Sony 16-50mm f/3.5-5.6 E-Mount Zoom Lens (pictured), model no. NEX6L/B, and a Sony 16mm f/2.8 E-Mount Wide-Angle Lens, model no. SEL16F28, with a 3-Piece Accessory Bundle for $998 with free shipping. (You must add the […] Read the original post…

Last night, during their CES 2013 press conference, graphics powerhouse NVIDIA announced their Project Shield gaming platform. It’s running a close-to-stock version of Android, and will run Android apps. It’s play Steam games (!!!). And you can play PC games using project shield as the controller. Phil Nickinson from Android Central […] Read the original…

Figuring out who will head up Apple’s retail operations feels a bit like a reality show. Elsewhere, Microsoft would like to report a theft and Eric Schmidt is—dear god—on a humanitarian mission. The first remainders of the year once were lost, and now are found. Apple Can’t Afford Buyer’s Remorse With […] Read the original…

With Google’s latest generation of better designed iOS apps, including Google+, Gmail, YouTube, Google Search, Google Maps, Chrome, and more, the iPhone 5 is once again among the very best Google phones on the planet. iOS may not enjoy the deep integration into everything Google that Android does, but for […] Read the original post…

In November, iOS dominated U.S. sales even more, for the first time surpassing a 50 percent total sales share in the country, according to a report. Read the original post by Tris Hussey