A list of potential bidders for the Bitcoin auction was accidentally leaked by the U.S. Marshals Service on Wednesday, according to the agency. The Marshals Service confirmed that it accidentally released the
Google’s World Cup 2014 doodle on Wednesday was aimed at highlighting the ‘Streets of Rio’, and depicted the favelas or slums of the city. This had come under sharp criticism from a
T-Mobile US, the fourth-largest American phone carrier, has spent the past year and a half introducing aggressive new offerings to lure customers. Late Wednesday, the company said it would add to those
Top-ranking Apple execs spent a lot of time demonstrating the new Continuity features built into the upcoming OS X and iOS platforms for the company’s PC and portable device product lines. Continuity
Smartphone messenger application Line, which has hundreds of millions of users across Asia, was urging people to change their passwords Thursday as Japanese police investigated the hacking of hundreds of accounts. At
A new instant messaging app that only allows users to send a single word to their friends is quickly becoming a hot commodity, raising $1 million in two months, US media reported
Twitter has finally given the gift of gif animation to its millions of users. The feature is available for Android, iOS and Web users. Twitter announced the much-wanted gif animation feature via
Looks like the next iPhone might be able to measure temperature, air pressure, and altitude, with a new report tipping addition of a new barometer sensor into the handset. Apple’s next iPhone,
Introduced at this year’s Mobile World Congress, the Tizen-based Samsung Gear 2 (Review) has been given a update that improves the S Health and also introduces a new notification-related feature. Bringing the
Motorola’s popular budget smartphone, the Moto E, which has been going in and out of stock since its launch on Flipkart, is again in stock on the online retailer. Notably, both the
After announcing the Nokia Treasure Tag and MD-12 wireless speaker accessories for smartphones, Microsoft has unveiled a revolutionary new mobile accessory as prototype. Built in collaboration with acclaimed designer Adrien Sauvage, the
BlackBerry Ltd has agreed a licensing deal with Amazon.com Inc that will let the Canadiansmartphone maker offer some 240,000 Android applications from Amazon’s app store on its line-up of BlackBerry 10 devices