By Jan Paul Ronaldo Manching, on March 20th, 2012% 
Any guardians or parents noticed their teenage son’s and daughter’s fingers through their phones with a speed of lightning will say that this is certainly true. New research shows that teens today are sending more sms in their phones than before.
A teenager is sending an average of 60 sms per day, higher than average of 50 wayback 2009, based on the latest research conducted by Pew on the topic of “Teens, Smart Phones and Texting.”
And if you think that the figure seems so low, it could be if you have an older . . . → Read More: Teenagers Sends an Average of 60 SMS a day: According to Studies
By Imee Celine Lenoir, on March 20th, 2012% 
The game Mass Effect 3 got the gamers hyped up and excited before its release, but right after the gamers finished the game…majority of them did not say positive things. They complained!
Bioware’s sold 890,000 copies of Mass Effect 3 in its first day in the marketplace, but majority is not satisfied with the game’s conclusion.
One fan is apparently so annoyed that he submitted a complain of false advertising with the Federal Trade Commission.
“After reading through the list of promises about the ending of the game they made in their . . . → Read More: Gamers Filed Complaints for Mass Effect 3 Conclusion
By Dora Tutor, on March 20th, 2012% 
Microsoft released a demo version of the upcoming Windows 8 OS recently. Many have been waiting for the final release so they can get a hold of this new OS that may somehow compete with Apple’s iOS. But when is this going to be released?
Microsoft Corp. will certainly get the job done on Windows 8 this summer, making it available for tablets and personal computers with the operating system to be on sale this October, based on people who have knowledge about the schedule. The first release will incorporate units with ARM Holdings Plc and . . . → Read More: Windows 8 Anticipated to be Released in October
By Jane Gracielo, on March 19th, 2012% 
As internet browsers keep on competing for the top position in the web browser market, Mozilla released an update to Firefox recently to include a new element.
Reported earlier this week by Mozilla on their official blog, Firefox 11 released to people and added an upgrade to the add-on syncing tool.
Although Firefox has presented syncing of bookmarks, preferences, open tabs, page history, and passwords between pc’s when linked with one account, Firefox users still needs to download again the add-ons on other computers. But if Firefox 11 is installed on a new computer, . . . → Read More: Mozilla Rolls Out Thunderbird 11 and Firefox 11
By Antonnete Teresita, on March 19th, 2012% 
The New iPad is finally out in the market and just when it kicked-off, there are some hands that just can’t be contented with the softwares and apps, they are more interested with what’s inside – the components.
The “New iPad” utilizes chips manufactured by Samsung Electronics, Qualcomm, Broadcom ,as well as other semiconductor manufacturers, based on a company that opened one of the the latest tablet.
The latest iPad started making sales in Australia on Friday, and one of the fans waiting in line was a staff from California gadget repair company iFixit . . . → Read More: New iPad Teardown Exposes Parts from Samsung, Broadcomm, and Qualcomm
By Jharma Mulchandani, on March 19th, 2012% 
China may become the world’s biggest smartphone market in 2012, according to the sales they made of low-priced handsets, while Brazil and India will follow the title by 2016, based on a research company from the U.S.
China surpassed the smartphone deliveries in the US for two straight quarters in the second half of 2011, they will hold that impetus in this year and get ranking as the leading smartphone marketplace for the whole year of 2012, according to a forecast made by IDC or International Data Corp.
China is predicted to acquire 20.7% . . . → Read More: China as the Smartphone Market Leader
By Antonnete Teresita, on March 14th, 2012% 
In the kick off of the “New iPad”, many already said that Apple may face supply issues as orders are getting bigger and bigger, but at least one analyst said that there will be no issues – well, every body is hopefull to get a hold of their own New iPad without delays.
In spite of extending delivery times for a the New iPad having a high-resolution Retina Display – that now extends up to at 2-3 weeks – several analysts think that Apple are going to have somewhat little problems fulfilling orders for the latest . . . → Read More: Apple will not Experience Supply Issues for the New iPad According to an Analyst
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