Lenovo has rolled out a variety of business-chic ThinkPad laptops over the past few months, as well as the wonderfully flexible Yoga 2 Pro. We’ve reviewed several of the company’s devices in recent times, including the T440s, the X240, and the ThinkPad Yoga. Continue reading
The first phones running Ubuntu software are expected to ship this year, and Chinese phone maker Meizu and European designer BQ are showing off the first two Ubuntu phones this week at Mobile World Congress. Continue reading
Most of us know that iOS is the most secure smartphone OS ever, but despite Apple’s reputation to keep the level of security top notch, there are still bugs that are able to bypass the security. Continue reading
Recall the SeaOrbiter we detailed back in November? It has hit its crowdfunding goal of about $444,700 USD, and as such is destined to set sail for ocean parts unknown. Continue reading
Jaguar has announced that it intends to unveil the 2015 XF range of cars at the Geneva International Motor Show. Jag says that the new XF range will feature performance and luxury. One of the vehicles that will be unveiled at the show is the XF R-Sport. Continue reading
Since the shutdown of Installous, there hasn’t been any viable installous alternatives to download paid apps totally free of cost from The App Store. Continue reading
The whole iOS universe waits for the public release of iOS 7.1; meanwhile Apple has released iOS 7.0.6 to the public few hours ago. It has only been a month since Apple seeded iOS 7.0.5 firmware, which also introduced a lot of bug fixes for new iPhone models. Continue reading
Finally, the jailbreak for iOS 7 has landed on our tech world. Evasion has done it again with their iOS 7 jailbreaking tool Evasion 7 on the latest Apple IOS software version. Continue reading
Apple today released a minor update to its iTunes software, fixing an issue that could cause iTunes to quit unexpectedly when a device is connected. Continue reading
Google is today bringing its Google Now-infused Android launcher to more devices. Anyone with a Nexus device or Google Play edition smartphone running Android 4.4 KitKat can now install Google’s launcher, which puts Google Now just a swipe away on your home screen. Continue reading
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