Articles by Khurram Aziz
Apple Maps Teams Up With Foursquare
Apple may integrate data from the location-based social network Foursqaure to help revive its Maps app for iOS 6.
MOST POPULAR
More Nexus 4 Shortages: Google Blames "Erratic" LG Supplies
Google has pointed the finger at LG for the constantly sold out Nexus 4 smartphone. As Google's flagship Nexus 4 smartphome continues to sell out, the company's UK and Ireland MD has blamed its manufacturing partner LG for the shortages.
One Third Of All Android Devices Are Sold In China
China is Android's largest market with the US in second place, according to new research. A new report from Informa Telecoms & Media shows that nearly 66 percent of mobile handsets sold in China were Android - making it the largest single market for Google's operating system.
Google Maps Drives iOS 6 Adoption
New data shows a 29 percent increase in the number of users upgrading to Apple's iOS 6 operating system following the release of the new Google Maps app.
Instagram Tries To Reassure Users Amid Terms Of Service Row
Instagram has no plans to sell your photos to advertisers, says CEO Kevin Systrom. A day after Instagram caused widespread disquiet with its new terms of service, the photo-sharing app's CEO has attempted to reassure users that it has no intention of selling photos to advertisers.
Apple Chief Tim Cook Runner-Up In Time Magazine's Person Of The Year List
Apple CEO Tim Cook has been named as one of Time's Person of the Year. Tim Cook is one of four runner-ups in Time's 2012 Person of the Year shortlist.
Instagram Users Angry At Plans To Sell Their Photos
Instagram's new terms of service allow it to sell your photos to advertisers without compensation to you.
Samsung Rumored To Launch 110-inch 4K LED TV At CES 2013
Samsung's latest 4K LED TV offering, boasting a 110-inch display, is expected to be unveiled at CES 2013.
Judge Rules No Sales Ban On Samsung Galaxy Smartphones
Apple fails to secure a ban on Samsung's Galaxy smartphones in the U.S. following its patent infringement suit victory.
HTC Drops Plans for Windows "Phablet"
HTC will not be releasing a Windows Phone 8 "phablet" because the operating system does not support a high enough resolution.
Twitter Lets You Download All Your Tweets: Here's How
A small number of Twitter users can now download their entire posting history on the microblogging site.
Twitter Had Offered $525 Million To Buy Instagram?
Twitter was close to buying Instagram before its social network rival Facebook, according to the New York Times.
Chinese Buy 2 Million iPhone 5 Handsets In Debut Weekend Of Sale
Apple defies expectations, amassing record sales of its latest iPhone 5 handset in China. Predictions of a frosty reception in China for the iPhone seem totally misplaced as Apple reported 2 million units of its flagship smartphone were sold in the country in three days.
Futurist Ray Kurzweil Joins Google
Ray Kurzweil, who believes we'll be able to download our thoughts to computers in just a few decades, has joined Google as a director of engineering.
Smule Releases Strum App, Dubbed Instagram Of Video
Another "Instagram for video" app hits the iOS App Store - this time combining video with audio filters.
Amazon Instant Video App Comes To iPhone, iPod
Amazon's new Instant Video app lets you stream content from its library of over 140,000 videos to your Apple iPhone and iPod Touch.
iPhone 5 Arrives In China
Apple's iPhone 5 handset is now finally available to Chinese mobile phone users. Apple's iPhone 5 smartphone is now available in the world's biggest mobile phone market - China.
Google Tightens Algorithm To Prevent Accidental Porn Images
Google's new SafeSearch algorithm prevents inadvertent NSFW images showing up in search results.
Dell Bows Out Of Smartphone Market
Dell says there is no profit in making Android smartphones and will instead focus on Windows-based tablets.
Facebook Overhauls Privacy Controls
Facebook has introduced new controls, which the social networking site hopes will make people feel more secure about their privacy.
Google Maps Hits App Store: Goodbye Apple Maps?
Google Maps has returned to the iPhone offering an alternative to Apple's heavily criticized Maps app.
NYC Cabs Set to Vote on Taxi-Hailing Apps
Using your smartphone to "hail" a cab could become a reality in New York City as regulators vote on a one-year pilot scheme.
BlackBerry 10 L Series Leaked: What To Expect
Hi-resolution pictures and video of RIM's new L Series handset, featuring the BlackBerry 10 operating system are now available online.
Amazon Opens Kindle Store In China
Book enthusiasts in China now have access to eBooks from Amazon as the Internet retailer opens its Kindle Store in the country. How long before the Kindle e-reader arrives in the country?
John McAfee Lands In Miami, Escapes Deportation To Belize
Millionaire antivirus tycoon John McAfee, wanted as a "person of interest" in connection with a murder in Belize, has finally returned to the U.S.
Rebtel Gives Voice Calling Function To App Developers
Swedish VoIP service, Rebtel, has released an SDK which will allow developers to include voice calling functions for their apps.
Android Jelly Bean Malware Scanner Comes Up Short
The latest Android 4.2 Jelly Bean OS for smartphones and tablets has an in-built malware scanner. However, a study shows this is far from reliable.
