By Dora Tutor, on April 18th, 2013% 
Smartphone and tablet PC market gets aggressive that it resulted to the decline of desktop PC’s and laptops this year by 7.3%. With the release of Windows 8 machines, it did not get a huge appeal from the mass, maybe it needs a powerful hardware too to steal some attention.
With this, Toshiba brings you the Kirabook in their “Kira” line of laptops.
The Kirabook is the first luxury ultrabook of Toshiba in their Kira line. Looking closely, somehow you can say it gets an inspiration from Apple’s Macbook Pro and Macbook Air. Toshiba’s design has never been this good . . . → Read More: The Toshiba Kirabook Could Stand Out in the Market
By Jan Paul Ronaldo Manching, on March 23rd, 2013% 
Every one in the tech industry is not flourishing by just inventing and developing new gadgets, they are also looking closely in the market, their rivals, and what they are developing. If you want to succeed, then compete with the ones on the top in the market, develop your own, surpass them and get the win.
A spreading rumor and a couple of reports from big online news networks are suggesting that Google’s Motorola Mobility is going to compete with other companies and develop their own smartwatch. According to the reports, this smartwatch is going to . . . → Read More: Google Develops Their Own Smartwatch
By Antonnete Teresita, on January 17th, 2013% 
Apple has suffered another punch from its patent battle against its biggest rival, Samsung. And by this time, its about the patent for tablets.
A court in The Hague, which has cited previous decisions in British courts, made a ruling that some of the Galaxy tablets of Samsung do not infringe a design from Apple.
The Dutch district court case focused on the rounded corners of Samsung’s Galaxy Tab 7.7, Galaxy Tab, 10.1 and Galaxy Tab 8.9. Samsung is very affirmative that Apple was not the very first to design a tablet with a shape of rectangle and rounded corners. . . . → Read More: Apple Vs. Samsung Patent War Soon to be Over
By Jane Gracielo, on January 15th, 2013% 
Facebook, the social networking giant, has announced its major addition, which is a smart search engine it has named graph search — this permits the facebook users in making “natural” searches of content shared by their friends only.
The feature includes search terms that can make use of phrases like “friends who like Harry Potter and Twilight.”
According to the chief executive and founder of Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, the new feature is not a web search, thus it is not a direct competitor to Google. But, it was in cooperation with the Bing search engine, which is a component of . . . → Read More: Facebook Adds A New Feature
By Antonnete Teresita, on December 19th, 2012% 
Today, Samsung Electronics Co. has restrained attempts in seeking sales bans on its biggest competitor Apple Inc. on the company’s iPad and iPhone in Europe with the use of patents associated with wireless standards. This is a step looked into as an effort to calm down regulators who are investigating the use of Samsung to those particular patents.
This move has been brought upon by the heels of a refusal from a California judge to block sales of a lot of mobile devices of Samsung that a jury found to have infringed a number of Apple patents just this summer.
. . . → Read More: Samsung vs. Apple still on fire in EU
By Antonnete Teresita, on October 17th, 2012% 
On Wednesday, it seems that Apple invites are signalling the launching of the newest addition to their line of gadgets, the rumored iPad Mini. Also sparking several investors in pushing the stock of the company higher despite announcement of Microsoft of the cheap price for its Surface tablet.
It was on Tuesday when Apple has sent over media members invitations to an event on October 23, the date rumored to be the launching day of iPad Mini.
The invitation was a mutlicolored graphic showing the topmost portion of the Apple logo along with a tagline saying “We’ve got a little . . . → Read More: iPad Mini invites on the go, Apple
By Dora Tutor, on October 17th, 2012% 
On Tuesday, Microsoft Corporation has already set up the price for its newest Surface tablet below the iPad of Apple Inc. This just shows that the company is looking for an intent to have a part of the tablet market.
Microsoft is planning to sell a WiFi only version of their Surface 32GB tablet at a price of $499. Their device is much cheaper compared to Apple’s $599 price for their iPad.
The tablet of the software giant is pictured as taller and slightly heavier compared to the competitor iPad, which will be available on stores this 26th of October. . . . → Read More: Surface tablet priced at $499, Microsoft
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