HTC, the company that helped Android grow is itself struggling now. The company has made some serious mistakes, and needs to rectify them before things will improve for it.

Rumors have it that a Amazon smartphone is going to be unveiled soon. But will it be able to repeat Kindle Fire’s success? My answer is no, and here’s why.

Opera 12 is a significant update, but it lacks the kind of unique and exciting new feature that we have come to expect from Opera Software. Is Opera still innovative enough?

Windows 8 fails to offer third-party app developers a level playing field by allowing only Microsoft applications to access many of the restricted APIs. However, is this sufficient cause for an antitrust investigation?

A Delhi High Court judge has threatened to follow the Chinese model of banning websites with objectionable content. However, is forcing Facebook and Google to pre-screen content reasonable, or even legal?

Windows 8 tries to provide the best of both worlds by merging the new touch-first Metro UI and the classic desktop shell. However, this approach requires perfect harmony between the various element. Does Windows 8 succeed in pulling it off?

The news that Windows 8 Explorer will feature a Ribbon interface has been met with overwhelming negativity. However, the Ribbon UI helps Windows stay true to its tradition by enhancing both functionality and flexibility..

A discussion on the cons of Mozilla’s new rapid release cycle, which tries to fix something that wasn’t really broken and creates new problems of its own.

On the face of it Google’s acquisition of Motorola Mobility might seem to be an incredibly aggressive move. However, in reality, it is all about defense.

Google Chrome is the most used browser on Techie Buzz. More than 1 million users out of the 3.5 million users visiting Techie Buzz use Google Chrome as their browser. Here is a look at how Google Chrome is growing so quickly.

Does Google Plus have enough substance to challenge Facebook, or will it fade away like Wave and Buzz did?

Tony Price shares his thoughts on Google+, its features, and what all of it means for Social Networking and the Internet as a community. This post is an editorial.

The proliferation of games that are exclusive to certain hardware might turn out to be the bane of the Android ecosystem.

A discussion on the current state of engineering institutes and students in India.

A discussion on why Twitter’s recent ToS changes are bad for both developers, users and Twitter itself.