Articles by Sumit Passary
Sony Xperia P to get Android Ice Cream Sandwich
Sony confirmed on its blog post that its Xperia P smartphone will be the latest to get the Android Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS).
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Nexus 7 Diverting Users to Rival Tablets: Top 5 Reported Problems
Is Google Nexus 7 attractive enough to entice buyers or is it losing the tablet race with the reported problems?
iPad Mini to Resemble a Bigger iPod Touch or iPhone
The rumored iPad Mini’s expected launch date of Sept. 12 is not far away and the tech market is rife with speculations on iPad Mini’s features and design. Recent rumors suggest that the iPad Mini will resemble either a bigger iPod Touch or a bigger iPhone.
How Wireless Charging Will Make Life Simpler for Smartphone Users
Using a mobile phone for just making and receiving voice calls is a thing of the past. The mobile phone users are always keen on a device loaded with features. The possibilities that technological advancements bring our way are immense; for instance, imagine a scenario where users find a gadget that re-charges itself without the use of cables and wires.
LG Phablet 'Optimus Vu' to Take on its U.S Rivals
Major players like Samsung, HTC, and Motorola dominate the phablet world. All these companies have an array of devices on offer for their U.S customers. Now, LG is hitting the U.S phablet arena with a vengeance. The company recently announced the launch of its Optimus Vu (for U.S customers), which is expected to hit the shelves soon.
Sony to Name LT29i Hayabusa ‘Xperia TX’, Reports Suggest
Sony is yet to confirm the name of its next smartphone. However, XperiaBlog reports that Sony's new smartphone will be named 'Sony Xperia TX.' Many users will not find the name very impressive but Xperia TX's specs will enable the device to stand out in the already crowded smartphone market.
iPhone 5 Slight Battery Boost Rumors Giving Apple Fans Nightmare
As the expected release date of the iPhone 5 nears, iFans find innumerable rumors regarding its design, docking port, and display screen. Joining the cascade of rumors is the next hypothesized iPhone 5's battery, which supposedly has got a slight boost.
iPhone 5 Unibody Design Could Make It Thinnest and Lightest iPhone Yet: Industrial Designer
With rumors flying thick and fast about features of the much-awaited iPhone 5, iFans would by now be familiar with what to expect in the iPhone 5. Recently, industrial designer Don Lehman has asserted that the sleeker unibody design could make the next-gen Apple offering the thinnest and lightest iPhone yet.
Samsung Galaxy S3 to Become First Global HD VoLTE Smartphone
South Korean electronics giant Samsung will become the first company ever to use Voice over Long Term Evolution (VoLTE) technology in its Galaxy S3. South Korea-based SK Telecom confirmed that its HD VoLTE technology will be integrated with the Samsung Galaxy S3.
Malicious Android Software on the Rise, Courtesy Android Smartphones Increase
The ever-growing demand of Android smartphones has captured 68 percent of the worldwide market share. Reported malware on Android has also surged by 64 percent, compared to the first quarter of 2012.
BlackBerry Messaging System (BBM) Attracts IBM
News suggests that IBM made an informal approach to Research In Motion (RIM) to buy BlackBerry e-mail and messaging service. After losing its market share to rivals like Apple and Google's Android system, will RIM have a second thought on IBM's proposal?
Top 5 Features of Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 That Will Send Rivals Looking for Cover
With the Galaxy Note 10.1 slated for a global release this fall, it seems that the South Korean tech giant is gearing up to oust its rivals.
Android Jelly Bean 4.1 Finally Makes it to Smartphones – Courtesy a Hacker
Rumors indicate that the first ever Android smartphone has been upgraded to Android 4.1 Jelly Bean. Rumors indicate that the first ever Android smartphone has been upgraded to Android 4.
Facebook Gambling App 'Bingo Friendzy' Gives Hackers Reason to Attack
Not many days have passed since Facebook launched its first ever real-cash gambling app, Bingo Friendzy, and naysayers are already having a field day pulling it down. The app is being criticized on the grounds that it will motivate hackers to unleash an attack.
iPhone 5 Nano-SIM Tray Spotted: Real or Fake?
Will the next iteration of the iPhone family sport an even tinier SIM when compared to its predecessors? Recently, leaked images of a nano-SIM surfaced on a French website 'NoWhereElse.'
Nikon J2: A New Member of the Nikon 1-Series Family
With some tweaks imbibed to the Nikon J1 version, Nikon J2 is the latest in the 1-series line. Priced at $549.95, will Nikon’s latest offering lure the compact system camera buyers?
Facebook Launches First Real-Cash Gambling App
The world's most popular social networking Web site, Facebook, launches its first real-cash app 'Bingo Friendzy.' Will the new app increase the ever-growing list of Facebook fans even more?
Next-Gen Apple iDevices to Get a New Dock Connector
Speculation surrounds the tech market that from September onwards all Apple next-gen iDevices will use a smaller dock connector.
Galaxy Note 10.1 vs. New iPad: Battle of the Titans
Gizmo giant Samsung is expected to introduce its new tablet, Galaxy Note 10.1, giving stiff competition to the new iPad.
Gizmodo Journo's Data in iGadgets Gets Hacked, Wiped Out by Hackers: Find Out How
A cyber-attack on iGadgets put former Gizmodo reporter Mat Honan through thirty minutes of virtual ordeal. Data from Honan's iPhone, iPad, and MacBook Air were all wiped off within minutes when he was playing with his daughter on Aug. 3.
