Apple will be hosting their World Wide Developers Conference today in San Francisco with the Cupertino company is expected to unveil iOS 6, a new line of MacBook’s and possibly a new SDK for Apple TV.
While Nintendo actually started their E3 on Sunday with a Youtube presentation about the changes the company had made to the Wii Game Pad - their keynote speech was actually on Tuesday - we'll round-up everything Ninty announced and give you some insight into Nintendo's next generation console, the Wii U.
Google is now the proud owner of the one of the world's most recognisable mobile brands: Motorola. Well that statement might have true 5 years ago: Is this purchase a bold new direction for the search engine giant or a marriage of convenience? We look into our crystal ball to see what the future holds Google-rola.
Google's success with Android over the last couple of years has been impressive; from humble beginnings Google has amassed a loyal following, but they still aren't making the money that Apple is.
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
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
Microsoft were actually one of the first companies to try and perfect tablet computing over 10 years ago - for many reasons it failed - but this doesn't mean they have given up. With the imminent release of Windows 8 it looks as if the technology and software are finally in place for Microsoft to finally crack this lucrative emerging market.
