Apple, too, is working on a dual-camera technology, but entirely different from HTC’s
Apple has filed a patent for a dual-sensor camera technology that separates brightness and color information. Will we see it in the next iPhone?
HTC One (M8) vs. iPhone 5S: Can HTC match Apple’s design?
The HTC One has been the company's most successful smartphone. We put the new HTC One M8, up against the iPhone 5S to see how the new flagship phone compares.
Get your Cosmos on with the new NASA Visualization Explorer app
Can't get enough about science and space? Check out NASA Visualization Explorer, a universal app for iOS devices that will help you get your fix of scientific discoveries.
Could Comcast help Apple realize Steve Jobs’ final opus?
Apple and Comcast are reportedly in talks to setup a super-fast delivery system for Apple's proposed new internet-TV set-top-box.
The BatteryBox promises to double your MacBook Air’s battery life
However, there may be more to this juice box than meets the eye.
Apple Mac Pro vs Falcon Northwest Talon: Which is the better super-charged desktop?
The Mac Pro has been completely revamped, while the Falcon Northwest Talon has been produced since 1999. Which is a better workstation desktop?
GoodFor app is like sending a Snapchat with a promise
You know those novelty coupon books you can buy at the convenience store? GoodFor allows you to make your own, customized with photos and text of your choosing.
Doodle.ly adds Drafts update for juggling canvases
Drawing app Doodle.ly has been updated to include a Drafts feature, allowing artists to keep multiple drawing canvases going at the same time.
Can an app really turbocharge your reading speed? We tried Velocity to find out
Been building up your Pocket and Instapaper queues faster than you can read? Velocity can help you power through them by turning you into a speed reader.
This iPhone case will tone your biceps while you fiddle on your iPhone
For those who always wanted to get stronger by just lifting your iPhone, ToneFone, an iPhone case, is what you've been looking forward to.
Analysts debate iPhone sales, but they’re stagnant either way
According to Morgan Stanley's Katy Huberty, Apple will ship 42 million iPhones this quarter, more than what Wall Street predicted.
Apple pushes Safari 7.0.3 for Mavericks, 6.1.3 for Mountain Lion to developers
Apple has released betas of Safari version 7.0.3 on Mavericks and 6.1.3 and Mountain Lion to developers.
New Mac Pro gives Windows 7 the heave-ho, won’t run in Boot Camp
The new, high-end Mac Pro offers a lot of bells and whistles, but Windows 7 support in Boot Camp isn't one of them.
Microsoft unwraps OneNote for Mac OS X, and makes it free to use as well
Microsoft just unveiled OneNote for Mac OS X today, which is free to use.
Apple wants to keep you healthy and check your blood with Healthbook app
While Healthbook was already rumored to launch with iOS 8, its functionality will go simply past tracking your activity and heart rate.
Forget the ‘As Seen on TV’ gadgets, Runtastic promises six-pack abs from an app
One of the illusive marks of a fit person is the ripped set of six pack abs. A new version of Runtastic Six Pack 2.0 promises to get you ripped one day at a time.
Europe voted in favor of universal mobile device chargers: What will Apple do?
Members of the English Parliament gave approval to a draft law that would bring forth a universal charger for mobile devices.
What’s Apple up to next? These patents illuminate its plans
Patents can be the foundation of new technology. Or they can be total nonsense. What do Apple's latest patents tell us about the company's upcoming plans?
LaCie Little Big Disk may be the world’s fastest portable hard drive
LaCie claims that its Little Big Disk can transfer data at a record-setting 1.375GBps.
Glass warfare: Why unscratchable sapphire screens have Corning beating its chest
The battle for touchscreen supremacy could be about to heat up if Apple announces sapphire for the iPhone 6. We take a look at Corning's response and compare sapphire to Gorilla Glass.
This iPhone 5S saved a soldier’s life in Afghanistan, but he can’t afford a new one
According to a Utah soldier, the iPhone that was in his pocket prevented more shrapnel from entering his body, thus saving his life.