We've seen it in red already, and we're very certain it's getting official on October 22. But now we're seeing the Nokia Lumia 1520 in cyan, courtesy of a Twitter leak by Moroleaks. Nokia Lumia 1520 in cyan We've already seen the upcoming Nokia phablet in live photos as well. Unconfirmed information states the Lumia 1520 will likely feature a 6" display, 20 MP camera and 3,390 mAh...
Asphalt 8: Airborne, one of the most addictive arcade racing games we’ve ever played on mobile, has gone free on the Apple App Store as part of the ‘App Of The Week’ promo…
Recently, we brought you the information that Microsoft is planning to launch an app for Android and iOS devices that will let the users remotely control their Windows machines. Today, Microsoft went ahead and launched the app for Android and iOS. A lot of third-party applications were available for the same and now Microsoft has pushed out an official app to smoothen things out. Microsoft has been using Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) for years now across its series of Windows desktops and servers to connect to a PC. The latest Android and iOS app are no different and use the same RDP method to connect to a remote Windows machine in which Remote Desktop option has been turned on. One of the limitations of using the remote desktop application has been that controlling the entire desktop from a small screen was tough and that problem continues to persist even in the official app. But using the Metro mode on the small screens is considerably better than the desktop mode. The app makes sense because both Android and iOS versions support tablets and hence using Remote Desktop can be much better in a bigger display. Another limitation of the app is that there ...
Something crazy is going on with Google stock right now. It has just soared in pre-market trading after the company beat the Street expectations…
It's time for yet another Windows Phone stats report from AdDuplex, and this time around we have a few headline-worthy notes to make...
We are used to thinking that Apple rakes in all the profits in mobile (and that’s true), but what if we looked at the overall picture of company margins and compare the big four…
