Device

Indian-American develops low-cost handheld device for cervical cancer screening

Indian-American professor and her team have developed a new handheld, low-cost device that will soon check cervical cancer without using a painful speculum

Worldwide Device Shipments On Pace To Grow 7.6% In 2014

Android to surpass one billion users across all devices in 2014, finds Gartner.

Tablet Shipments Up 42.7% In 2013, PCs Decline 8.4%

The market is being driven by a shift to lower-priced devices in nearly all device categories, finds Gartner.

Re-Thinking Mobile Security: Lock The App, Not The Device

When traditional security methods are put on a device that has lower battery, lower CPU, smaller screen size, a lot of the security elements are no longer usable.

Device makers, telecoms face competing government demands on privacy

For tech companies, there was a confounding juxtaposition in the news this week.

Device for taking selfies: Researchers develop world's first selfie-taking wearable drone

Brace up for cool flying selfies as researchers have developed what could be the world's first wearable drone that can fly high to take your photographs.

Celebrity photo scandal: Apple to add security alerts for iCloud users

Apple will alert users through email and push notifications when someone tries to change an account password, restore iCloud data to a new device, or when a device logs into an account for the first time, Chief Executive Tim Cook said.

Dark Forces Team Releases ROM Tools For HTC, Windows Phone 7

The Dark Forces Team (DTH), a name that might seem to come out of a Star Wars trilogy, has recently released HSPL (Hard Secondary Program Loader)/RSPL tools to flash custom ROMs.