Smartphones continue inch their way to dominating the phone market in the U.S. with new data suggesting that 2 out of 3 new phone buyers in the country opted to get a smartphone in the past three months. The data from Nielsen doesn’t surprise us but the numbers are revealing about just how perv Read More...

For the first time ever, LCD TV shipments on a global scale have fallen, according to new data from NPD DisplaySearch. According to the research firm, the 3 percent year-over-year (YoY) drop of LCD TV shipments for the Q1 2012 is the first time in history that LCD TV shipments have dropped YoY. T Read More...

Sony has just unveiled the Sony Xperia miro and Sony Xperia tipo, two low-end smartphones targeting the first-time smartphone buyer market. These two smartphones offer a decent lineup of specifications and they come with Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich right out of the box. Can these two smartphon Read More...

It seems Windows XP won’t go into oblivion without a fight. Even though Microsoft has signed the death sentence, so to speak, for the old but popular operating system, it seems people still trust it and can’t let go of it. According to statistics from analytics firm Net Applications, Windo Read More...

Android and Samsung are continuing their dominance of the mobile phones market in the U.S., the latest comScore MobiLens study has revealed. According to comScore, the mobile platform from Google has continued its market share rise in the U.S. smartphone space for the third quarter of the year, a Read More...