Smartwatch for women. If need be?

    The tech scope is still outgrown by men. That isn't something kept secret among us geeks. The vast majority of the most interested in technology are men. Does that mean women are left out? Not really.

CES 2014 Unveiled: Huawei's Ascend Mate 2 4G

    There's wealth of phablet's circling the planet. At CES 2014, we're taking a look at a refreshed version of the Ascend Mate phablet called the Ascend Mate 2 4G. It sports the same 6.1-inch HD IPS+ LCD display, but with an 'upped' chipset, more built in storage storage, and updated front and rear cameras.

CES 2014 Unveiled: Sony's 4K Handycam

    Filmmaker junkies like me would love this (and I do). The good thing about this too is that there's one more reason for the mass to buy 4K TVs. Now they will obtain true 4K content, via Sony's FDR-AX100.

CES 2014 Unveiled: Eyelock Myris

    'Out with the old and in with the new' as the saying goes. Fingerprint scanning are so walking out of the ship's plank. Hey, a new hero's in town - EyeLock's myris aims to take iris scanning to a whole new level with a tiny-sized device that plugs into your computer's USB port.

CES 2014, time to buckle up

    It's 7th of January and Tech Companies, OEMs, Geeks are all excited for this year's event of the Consumer Electronics Show(CES). We'll walk you through on our favorite gadgets, gizmos, and technical 'cool' stuff on this week's event.

    Las Vegas is going to be filled with more than 3,000 exhibitors, showing off tens of thousands of new products, from gigantic curved 4K TVs to the puny smartphone chips. Companies worldwide gathers and puts forth, their latest and greatest, putting a gold crown on their most innovative item at the show this year.

Nvidia's new Tegra K1 kicks off with a colossal 192-cores

    With CES 2014 right around the corner, the folks at Nvidia is bringing the Tegra K1 into being. What's stunning is how it sports 192 CUDA cores. This just takes mobile gaming to desktop classifications, well sort of.

What's 2014's hottest gadgets?

    The New Year is upon us and with it comes a suitcase full of gadgets sporting the sophisticated aspect on it. Be ready - the year is full of wearable tech, 4K madness, breakthrough gaming, updated tablets, electric cars, and funky laptops. Welcome to 2014.

What’s the biggest Android news of the year?

    Today, we will take a look at the elephantine proportion of Android goodness in the year 2013. Which company blew the hats off the people in the time period, and which apps proved that smartphones are very capable of console-level graphics?

Underrated Device 2013: The Moto X

    Excellent battery life, great hardware, intelligent software, amazing in-hand feel, hardware and software customization - These are just a few of the Moto X's features that makes me proud. Save for a generally weak camera, but all-in-all this deserved more attention.

A look into the future: 2K displays

    The rumors for 2014 include smartphones making the leap to 2K displays. I know a lot of you are excited for this, but others are still skeptical over the leap. Today, I'll talk about reasons why I would love to get 2K displays, and the reasons why I am a little uneasy.

iPad Air vs iPad Mini 2

    There comes a time when you decide to buy something and you'll end up picking something out of the two options - and frankly, the iPad Air and the iPad Mini 2 is no exception.

iPad Air: Everything you need to know

    The iPad 5 is officially the iPad Air and it brings with it a new design that looks a lot slimmer, and feels a lot lighter, just like the iPad Mini.

Moto G is the best budget smartphone money can buy

     The new Moto G from Motorola is one of the best deals one can buy. While the Moto G hardware isn't going to compete with this year's flagships, it costs incredibly low that it feels like you're ripping Motorola off.

The next-generation USB plug is smaller and finally, reversible

    Plugging a USB device with a proper orientation on the first try is hard. We faced this major dilemma ever since it sparked up. Well, our long worldwide nightmare is almost over. Behold, the USB 3.1.

Samsung's Galaxy S5 Rumor may not launch with an OIS camera on board

    Rumor spread out along the streets of the internet highway after the Galaxy S5 was reported that it may not launch with an Optical Image Stabilization (OIS) on board.

Western Digital's solution to solve the capacity-versus-speed storage dilemma - the Black2

    Struggling whether to buy speed or capacity when choosing drives is a common mix-up. Solid State Drive's (hereafter; SSD's) gives a rich amount of speed, while the Hard Disk Drives (hereafter; HDD's) offers more capacity. Opt for an SSD and forego without a mechanical drive and (mostly) would rely on the 'cloud'? or settle on HDD's and wait for it to chug along? Announced on Monday, Western Digital's Black2 promises to bring capacity and speed in a small form factor.

Gold HTC One announced

    While the HTC One is out for quite a while now, it's been updated with a wide array of colors including the original Black, Silver, and the later added Blue and Red. Today, the HTC One Gold was announced - though there are no karats tied to it.

iPad Mini 2 vs Nexus 7 (2013)

The iPad Mini with Retina Display as subtle as its release, is compared with the latest iteration of Google's Nexus 7.

Beats Audio

    Say, you went into a store and decided to purchase a phone or a laptop with a big letter "b" on it. You don't know anything about it but you got the device because of the advertised "better sound" of the infamous "beats" brand. What exactly is it?

Apple's Senior Vice President claims Samsung damaged Apple's brand image through patent infringement

    Lately, Phil Schiller (Senior VP of Apple Inc.) took to the stand to discuss the damage Samsung actually did to Apple through technology and design patent infringement.