Articles by Alexandra Burlacu
No privacy: NSA collects phone records from millions of Verizon customers
A leaked top-secret court order reveals that phone records of millions of U.S. citizens are collected in bulk and indiscriminately under the Obama administration.
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T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S3 LTE now available: Is it worth the price?
T-Mobile has finally launched the Samsung Galaxy S3 LTE, but let's think it through: is an older smartphone really worth $550 when the current flagship - the Galaxy S4 - costs just a little bit more?
HTC One Mini poses next to its big brother in newly leaked photos
Newly leaked photos of the purported HTC One Mini show the upcoming handset posing side-by-side with its big brother, boasting an uncanny resemblance.
Hi, I'm DomiCopter, here's your Domino's pizza
A cool new proof-of-concept video shows an unmanned drone called the 'DomiCopter' cruising the skies to deliver hot, tasty Domino's pizza.
Wikipad Android gaming tablet launches on June 11 for $249
After facing delays and redesigns that shrunk it to 7-inches, the Wikipad gaming tablet is rfinally eady to hit the market on June 11 with a $249 price tag, instead of the previously intended $500 price.
Samsung Galaxy S4 Active now official: Waterproof, dustproof handset with 1080p 'glove touch' display
Samsung has officially announced the Galaxy S4 Active, the rugged, dustproof and waterproof version of its current flagship smartphone.
iPhone, iPad models banned in U.S. after Samsung cries patent infringement
The U.S. International Trade Commission (ITC) has issued a ban on some older iPhone and iPad models, ruling that Apple infringed on Samsung patents.
iPhone 5 damaged displays being replaced in-store by Apple for $149
It's now easier and more affordable to get a new iPhone 5 display, as Apple has started offering in-store display replacements for AppleCare+ customers.
Sony Xperia M Jelly Bean smartphone unveiled with single- and dual-SIM versions
Sony has two new Jelly Bean smartphones joining its Xperia range: the single-SIM Sony Xperia M and the dual-SIM Xperia M Dual, ready to launch in the third quarter.
Samsung Galaxy S3 browser bug spikes data usage, slows loading times
A bug in the stock browser of the Samsung Galaxy S3 uses more data than it should and increases loading times, which in turn may lead to undesired spikes in data bills.
Toshiba expands Excite lineup with promising trio: All you need to know
Toshiba's Excite lineup welcomes the Excite Pure, Excite Pro and Excite Write Android Jelly Bean-powered tablets, each with interesting offerings for their target audience. Spoiler: Prices start at $299.
HTC One to lands on Verizon this summer, Big Red confirms
Verizon has finally made it official: the much-anticipated HTC One flagship smartphone is coming to its network 'later this summer.'
Apple to launch iRadio Spotify competitor at WWDC next week
Apple is reportedly making headway in its negotiations for iRadio, and its Internet radio service may debut as soon as next week at WWDC 2013.
ASUS debuts Transformer Book Trio that runs on both Windows 8 and Android
ASUS' newly-unveiled Transformer Book Trio serves as a tablet, notebook and desktop PC all in one, running on both Android and Windows 8 simultaneously.
Acer announces Liquid S1 Android 'phablet' at Computex 2013 to challenge Galaxy Note 2
Acer just joined the 'phablet' race with a 5.7-inch Liquid S1 device that seems to be challenging the Samsung Galaxy Note 2.
Leaked photo, allegedly of Apple's low-cost iPhone back panel, shows curved design, Lightning port
New images show a plastic back panel with a Lightning connector, suggesting the component could be for the rumored low-cost iPhone.
ASUS unveils Memo Pad HD 7, FHD 10 Android tablets at Computex 2013
ASUS has introduced two new Android tablets on Monday, June 3, at Computex 2013: the MeMo Pad HD 7 and MeMo Pad FHD 10.
Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean update brings new features to HTC One (international version)
It seems that the international HTC One has started getting an update to Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean and HTC Sense 5.0, with some neat features on board.
Apple pulls gay 'cure' iPhone app, Google Play still lists it
Apple has banned a Christian app called Setting Captives Free that claims to 'cure' homosexuality, but the app continues to be available on Google Play.
Razer Blade, 'world's thinnest gaming laptop,' goes up for pre-order on June 3
Gaming company Razer unleashes its new Razer Blade, the 'world's thinnest gaming laptop,' on June 3, taking pre-orders for a $1,799 starting price.
Samsung Galaxy S4 goes up for pre-order on Cricket, ships on June 7
Cricket Wireless is now accepting pre-orders for the Samsung Galaxy S4 smartphone and offers some neat discounts for online pre-orders, listing a June 7 shipping date.
Verizon Samsung Galaxy S3 update brings 4G LTE issues for some users
Many Verizon users of the Samsung Galaxy S3 are facing 4G LTE and data speed issues after receiving a new update last week.
Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 10.1 to pack Intel Clover Trail+ chip
A new report has bolstered previous rumors that an upcoming Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 will be using an Intel Clover Trail+ chip.
Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean coming soon for Samsung Galaxy Note 2, Galaxy S3
The Samsung Galaxy Note 2 and Galaxy S3 devices might get an update to Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean very soon, as early as June.
LG Optimus G2 leaks again, new image confirms general shape
A new image of the purported LG Optimus G2 smartphone just surfaced, confirming the handset's general shape and apparently the name itself.
Sony Xperia Z coming to U.S. carriers soon, says CEO
The Sony Xperia Z is currently available in the U.S. only unlocked for $629.99, but the company's CEO said the the flagship handset will launch on U.S. carriers soon.
HTC drops plans for 12-inch Windows RT tablet, fearing weak demand
HTC has canceled plans to launch a large-size,12-inch tablet based on Windows RT on concern of weak demand and high costs in terms of components.
