Sitebuilder comes with Java 6 update 7, which came out back in the summer of 2008. That version of java is severely flawed and outdated.

An earthquake of strength 4.9 was detected originating from the North Korean region, triggering international fears that North Korea has conducted its third nuclear test. Is that the case?

DashClock is a new lock screen widget from one of Android's engineer over at Google that displays all your relevant notifications on the lock screen.

LG has gone ahead and unveiled the Optimus L-Series II handsets just a few months after they had unveiled the original series.

The wireless charger of Nexus 4 that Google showed back in November is finally up for sale.

Google has started rolling out the Android 4.2.2 update for the Galaxy Nexus, Nexus 7 and the Nexus 10.

ASUS has announced a new 10-inch tablet for Thailand, the MeMO Pad 10.

A new application from an XDA member allows one-click root access to all the Exynos powered devices from Samsung.

Facebook Event creators rely on third-party apps to enable the "Buy Tickets" option, however, it now looks like Facebook is planning to integrate it as a full-fledged feature on the site. The new "Buy Tickets" button will redirect users to the event site where the actual transactions take place.

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

Reports of Surface Pro being sold out mean Microsoft botched the launch. They can learn and benefit by ramping up quickly.

Google has released a new advert for the Nexus 4 that shows off the power of Google Now. The ad was aired during the Grammy's earlier today.

Samsung recently launched the out-dated Galaxy Tab 2 Wi-Fi in India. It runs on the Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean) OS and comes with a price-tag of Rs.13,900.

SugarSync has just introduced an unlimited storage plan for business users.

T-Mobile has just started selling the LG Nexus 4 for $49 via its online store. You'll have to pay $100 for the device upfront and send in a $49 mail-in rebate.