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How to Get Your Out-of-Contract AT&T iPhone Unlocked
Verizon Wireless and Sprint allow users to unlock their iPhone even when it is within the contract period. But AT&T till now has refused to unlock out-of-contract iPhones. Hence, AT&T subscribers had to get their iPhones unlocked by third-party entities. However, finally now, AT&T is allowing its out-of-contract iPhone subscribers to unlock their devices.
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Sony PlayStation 4 Orbis Specs: More Juicy Details Leaked
A hot Internet debate is in progress regarding next generating gaming consoles. What will they look like? How powerful will hardware specs be? What will be the release date? Will controller be all the same or something new with refreshed design? And nothing has generated more buzz now than Sony PlayStation 4 Orbis.
Samsung May Launch 3 Windows Phone Handsets in 2012 (Rumor)
Samsung Galaxy S3 is the most anticipated smartphone at the moment. But rumors about Windows phones from the Korean tech giant are also building up momentum. Samsung has been releasing two Windows handsets each year since the evolution of Windows Phone Mango OS. But as reported by WPDang, Samsung may launch 3 windows handsets this year.
Facebook Mobile App Security Exploit Works on Only Jailbroken or Stolen Devices
Security has always been a major issue on mobile platforms. iOS is great but also it is prone to security breaches and malwares on iOS have increased significantly. Recently, security researcher and mobile app developer Gareth Wright discovered a flaw in Facebook iOS app that can allow hackers to steal Facebook login passwords from the device. But how does it do that?
New iPad 3 Poor WiFi Reception Problem Catches Apple's Attention, Probe Underway
The new iPad has turned out to be the most controversial iPad ever released. The last two versions - the original iPad and iPad 2 - offered a satisfactory experience to users. But the third generation iPad has prompted a deluge of complaints regarding different issues with the new tablet. Weak Wi-Fi reception is one of them.
Mass Effect 3 New Ending aka. Extended Cut Gets Summer Release Date
Released back on March 16 2012, Mass effect 3 was downloaded over 390,000 times within first 24 hours of its release. But within few hours of addictive gameplay, as gamers reached the ending of Mass Effect 3, the game developer started sensing a criticism surrounding BioWare - an EA subsidiary. Mass Effect fans expressed their dislike for the ending of the game. And after weeks of receiving heavy flak, the company has finally announced that it would release the new ending of Mass Effect 3 via an...
Steve Jobs Anti-Android Rants Were All 'Show,': Google CEO Larry Page
Apple insiders say that Steve Jobs gets angry every time there is a discussion about Android. But Google CEO Larry Page believes that Steve Job's anti-Android rants were all for show to inspire his employees into developing better products than Google folks.
HTC Evo 4G LTE: Sprint's Last Hope?
Sprint, despite being country's third largest network carrier, is not considered seriously when it comes to 4G LTE network. The company has so far failed to release a true 4G LTE smartphone. But the company is now planning to turn heads by bringing HTC Evo 4G LTE to its portfolio.
iPhone 5 'Pro' Concept Design: The Best So Far? (PHOTOS)
Apple is unpredictable and its upcoming iPhone is still a mystery. The only guaranteed feature of iPhone 5 is 4G LTE compatibility. But that has not stopped tech enthusiasts from dreaming about the new iGadget. Many designers are showing their creativity skills and over a dozen iPhone 5 concept designs are surfacing online. And, the most recent iPhone 5 concept design, dubbed iPhone PRO, has caught a lot of attention.
April Fools Pranks: Which Tech Giant Pulled Off the Best Prank?
From past many years, tech giants have been baking a fake cake on April Fools' Day. On this April 1, many popular Web sites tricked users into believing a new stunning product, which in reality is fake. Google, Toshiba and Sony got the top spotlight searching for best prankster of this April Fools' Day.
Global Payments Hack Attack Leaves 1.5 Million Credit Data at Risk
Global Payments - the seventh biggest "merchant acquirer" in the U.S. - has been left completely shaken by a security breach that has affected nearly 1.5 million credit card accounts. Credit card details have been stolen from the firm. And now Visa has dropped Global Payments after the security breach.
Google Nexus Tablet: The iPad Killer Could be Priced as Low as $199 (or Even Lower)
Apple iPad is the crowned king of tablet market, followed by Android tablets. However, Google wants to change the game by snatching the spotlight from Apple, with its Nexus tablet that could be priced at $199 or even lower.
TweetDeck Restored Following Bug Fix, Security Breach Not Exploited
TweetDeck is finally back online after being taken offline for several hours following the detection of a security exploit in the app by a user.
April Fools Pranks: Google Maps For NES Goes 8-bit
Many big Web sites have been netting April Fools jokes for past many years. Legendry prankster Google is back in the role this year again with Google Maps for NES. Google Maps has gone retro style on April Fools Day by turning its Maps service to 8-bits quest maps and launching the same service for NES.
Nokia Lumia 900 Versus LG Lucid: Which is the Better Sub-$100 4G LTE Phone?
Nokia has announced its first 4G LTE enabled smartphone - Nokia Lumia 900. AT&T is expected to release the device on April 8 with a price tag of $99.99. Lumia 900 is going to be Nokia's flagship Windows smartphone. On the other hand, AT&T's wireless rival - Verizon - has been rolling out LG Lucid - a budget 4G smartphone from March 29. This new Android powered smartphone has been priced at $79.99.
