Galaxy Gear is a prime example of Samsung's hardware profundity
The smartwatch seems to be catching on, at least among early adopters in the tech industry who were on hand for the Samsung Developer Conference.
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Verizon Wireless to sell BlackBerry Z30 in Nov. for $200 and two-year pact
Verizon Wireless announced it will begin selling the BlackBerry Z30, a 5-in. touchscreen-only smartphone, some time in November for $199.99 and a two-year service agreement.
Samsung kicks off first developer conference
Samsung kicked off its first global developer conference on Monday where where Samsung officials focused on smart TV, gaming, multiscreen innovations as well as developer tools for a recently introduced mobile software developer kit.
Tablets shipments to mushroom by 53 per cent in 2013
Tablets shipments will soar ahead by 53 per cent in 2013 as desktop and laptop shipments decline by 11 per cent, according to research firm Gartner.
At least one analyst is still bullish on BlackBerry
Despite reports that BlackBerry is up for sale, one analyst believes the company isn't dying and is actually selling more smartphones than several other manufacturers.
Jokes aside, some IT managers say there's no option other than BlackBerry for security
BlackBerry's financial troubles may be funny to some, but not to the iT shops at thousands of government and enterprise organizations that rely on BlackBerry's highly touted security to keep their data safe.
Open letter to customers: 'You can continue to count on BlackBerry'
Troubled BlackBerry started the smartphone marathon race ahead of the pack years ago, but has fallen well behind as it faces 4,500 worker layoffs, a $1 billion write-off for unsold smartphones and the likelihood of being sold off in parts.
Early launch of Galaxy S5 expected to make up for poor S4 sales
Samsung will reportedly announce its next-generation Galaxy S5 smartphone in January -- two months sooner than expected -- because of poor sales of the Galaxy S4.
BlackBerry offers itself up to six would-be buyers; Cisco looks like the best fit
BlackBerry has reportedly asked Cisco, Google, SAP, Intel, LG and Samsung separately to consider buying all or parts of its embattled company.
HTC's first net loss in a decade could spell its collapse in two years
HTC's net loss of $101 million for the third quarter as reported Thursday might not sound all that traumatic, but in today's fiercely competitive smartphone market it could signal the beginning of the end for the phone maker.
Dell launches four new tablets -- all on Intel chips
Dell introduced four new low-cost tablets on Wednesday that run on Intel processors, shutting out ARM-based processors from its launch.
Few use tablets to replace laptops
A new survey shows that only 8.7 per cent of tablet buyers want to use the tablet as a replacement for their laptops.
In another blow, Blackberry suspends Messenger rollout for iPhone, Android
BlackBerry suspended the initial rollout of BlackBerry Messenger to iPhone and Android over the weekend in another blow to the phone maker following a week of bad news.
Tablet shipments will surpass desktops and laptops in Q4
Tablet shipments will surpass desktop and laptop PCs in the fourth quarter of 2013, IDC predicted Wednesday.
Smartphone shipments to hit one billion - up 40 per cent - in 2013
Sub-$200 smartphones and robust sales of smartphones in emerging countries are driving a rebound in the worldwide mobile phone market this year, IDC said.