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Lenovo hopes to sell smartphones in the US within a year -
While Lenovo is one of the fastest-rising smartphone makers today, many Americans wouldn't know it when the company has never officially sold handsets in the country.
Mobile Miscellany: week of May 20th, 2013 -
If you didn't get enough mobile news during the week, not to worry, because we've opened the firehose for the truly hardcore.
IPhone biosensor cradle brings us one step closer to having tricorders (video) -
It seems like every day we're getting a little bit closer to having tricorders, and today's no exception.
Hipstamatic's photo filter app Oggl now open for everyone -
Hipstamatic's subscription-based photo filter app is now publicly available on iTunes, a few weeks after its invite-only launch.
Next Browser for Android mashes up its rivals' greatest hits (video) -
When few (if any) web browsers do everything well, many of us have more than one client just to cover all the bases.
Microsoft and Google make amends, will co-develop a YouTube app for Windows Phone -
We've gotta give it to Microsoft..
Google reportedly pursuing 'multipronged effort' to build wireless networks in emerging markets -
Google has been busy pushing ahead with plans to be a wired internet provider in the US with Google Fiber, and it looks like it's intent on being a major player in the wireless network business elsewhere in the world as well.
Android 4.3 reportedly spotted on a Nexus 4 with new camera software -
We've already seen evidence confirming the existence of Android 4.
Gmail redesign leaks during I/O, shows new navigation drawer and updated inbox -
During an I/O session called "Structure in Android App Design," Google leaked a new design for Gmail ahead of any official announcement.
Distro Issue 92: Building the Xbox One -
In case you hadn't heard, Microsoft pulled the wraps off of its next-gen gaming console earlier this week at an event on its Redmond campus.
