Microsoft were first to kick off this year’s E3 in Los Angeles and while Microsoft’s presentation was as slick as you’d expect you couldn’t help but think they were holding back. There was no next Xbox, yet, but they did show off a multitude of new games, new partnerships and apps for Xbox Live.
It's a big time of year for the big three console makers as E3 is less than a month away, and with all three manufacturers seemingly having one eye on the next generation – it's hard not to speculate about the impending announcements.
When former Apple CEO Steve Jobs told his autobiographer that he’d “finally cracked it” when talking about an Apple TV – the entire tech world took notice. Everyone imagined a
Samsung is top dog in the mobile world at the moment, and this, in part, is down to the success of the last couple of the Galaxy handsets, most notably the S2.
Apple surprised investors with its latest quarterly results as they revealed that profits had jumped a whopping 94% compared to the same time last year. The Cupertino company’s shares rose
Nothing seems to be going right for Research In Motion at the moment. This week they got the tech world talking when they declared they would be focusing on business
Tim Cook took to the stage in San Francisco to unveil the next iPad in front of the world’s top tech jounalists. Like most Apple keynotes Cook waxed lyrical about
One of the biggest surprise announcements at MWC came from an unlikely source: Nokia. The embattled Finnish mobile phone maker managed to get the tech world waxing lyrical about their new Nokia 808 PureView.
