A high resolution shot of HTC One, the next flagship Android smartphone from that Taiwanese manufacturer, has been leaked.

Carbon for Android is finally here, and it was well worth the wait. Thoughtful animations and clever gestures make the new entrant easily one of the most beautiful apps in the Play store.

Sony’s new my Xperia service will be similar to HTC Sense and Samsung Dive, and offer location tracking and remote wipe features to Xperia smartphone owners.

The L7 II Dual, outed by a Russian website will introduce dual SIM support, in addition to bumping up the specs.

Microsoft Office 2013 is now available for the general public, with the biggest change being not in the product itself, but in how it is sold.

Nvidia GeForce Experience is a new utility that strives to makes things a bit easier for gamers with a GeForce graphics card.

Antigua Government is planning to open up a music, movie, and software download portal that will offer pirated material to mark its protest against US violation of WTO order.

Opera Software, the browser firm behind Opera Mini and Opera Mobile, is working on a new mobile browser called Opera Ice. Ice is being billed as the future of web browsing, and will be shaking things up in more ways than one.

The onslaught of 4K displays in CES 2013 continued with new 4K monitors from LG and Viewsonic, handycam from Sony, and a giant 110” TV from Westinghouse.

Microsoft Research’s Illumiroom leverages Kinect to transport your entire living room into the gaming world.

Nokia finally seems to have caught a break, and has kicked off the new year with some unexpected good news. The fourth quarter turned out to be better than expected, and the Lumia series experienced solid sales.

Samsung has announced Exynos 5 Octa, which will feature two clusters of quad-core CPUs to improve performance while reducing power consumption.

Both LG and Samsung have announced 55-inch curved OLED TVs that promise an IMAX-like panoramic and immersive experience.

After dominating discussions on the day 0 of CES, 4K continued to be a buzzword on day 1. Panasonic stole the show with its 56-inch 4K OLED TV and a 20-inch 4K Windows 8 tablet.

Unlike most other touchscreen manufacturers of the day, Tactus isn’t attempting to compete with resolution, pixel density, vibrancy etc. The distinguishing feature of the Tactus touchscreen is its ability to morph into a keyboard.