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Facebook for Android: 10 Tips for Power Users -
Facebook is a lot like crystal meth — it's highly addictive and will probably cause your teeth to fall out.
Kindle Fire HD and HD 8.9 Now Available for Pre-Order in 170 Countries -
Amazon has made its Kindle Fire HD and Kindle Fire HD 8.9'' tablets available for pre-order in more than 170 countries
So far, these devices were only available in the U.
Samsung Galaxy S4 Sales Hit 10 Million in 'Record' Time -
Galaxy S4 sales have topped 10 million in "record" time, Samsung announced Thursday.
Less than a month after its global release on April 27, Samsung's flagship smartphone surpassed 10 million units, according to a release.
Foursquare Debuts 'Super-Specific' Search Filters -
Foursquare has refined its search capabilities to make it easier for users to look for particular venues.
New 'The Wolverine' Trailer Shows Hero Facing His Mortality -
Another full-length trailer for The Wolverine has debuted online, and it shows our surly superhero facing his mortality.
4 Ways to Find Your Brand’s Voice -
Ready to start marketing your new company, product or brand? Before you create a blog, draft content for your brand-spanking-new website or start tweeting, first define your “brand voice.
HP Thinks Giant Tablets Are a Good Idea -
Windows 8 has officially created a new category: the monster tablet. Last fall's Sony Tap 20 could have been dismissed as a one-off aberration, but others have since launched giant screens equipped with batteries, including HP, who just unveiled the Rove 20.
Teen's Invention Could Create 20-Second Phone Charge -
Tech manufacturers that boast how fast their devices can juice up might want to listen up: A California teen has developed a super-capacitor that could lead to a 20- to 30-second phone charge.
99.9% Of New Mobile Malware Targets Android Phones -
Android, the world's most popular smartphone operating system, has malware issuesWe knew that already.
Vertus Makes Any Speaker Bluetooth Friendly -
Syncing audio to a Bluetooth speaker is a common practice these days, but sending it wirelessly to two old-school speakers at the same time is a thing of the future.
