The Lumia 920 has always been a pretty tough old thing, but over in China it actually helped to save a man's life when a wall came crashing down on top of him!
We're entering into another busy period with some big events in the U.S. and Asia going down within a few weeks of each other. Here's a quick preview of the what, when and where we'll be bringing you live coverage in the coming weeks.
This week Twenty One Pilots released their newest album which has received raving reviews. Also, the newest SpongeBob movie is now available digitally for you to enjoy with your kids (or alone) during the three-day weekend.
ICYMI is our round-up of Windows, Microsoft, Windows Central, and other news from the past week. We know you love to stay informed, but sometimes life gets in the way. That's why we're here to recap the big stories, In Case You Missed It.
Lenovo's latest earnings figures show that it is consolidating its lead as the number one PC manufacturer in the world.
A YouTuber has been able to load a very basic version of Windows XP to an Android Wear smartwatch, showing us just how far technology has come. While this lacks any type of practicality, it is still neat to see an old version of Windows boot up on a watch.
Microsoft may have an offer on the table to purchase a minority stake in Nokia's HERE maps division, according to a new report. It also says there may be more interested buyers for the unit as well
Microsoft, Apple, and Google are among the technology companies and security experts calling for President Obama to reject proposals that would compromise security and encryption on smartphones.
Deezer, the popular destination for those who enjoy streaming music, is adding podcasts into the mix to better position itself against the competition.
Dell has released its latest Windows desktop PC and while it isn't one for the performance hungry it does have its charms. The Inspiron Micro is as its name implies, but still housing a full Windows 8.1 with Bing PC and enough ports for it to be genuinely useful on your desk.
Vodafone today published the company's earnings for Q4 2014, ending the financial year for the UK-based global network operator. The company has reported a return to growth as it started reaping the benefits of 4G network investment. The company surpassed analyst expectations by posting total group revenue of £42.22 billion ($65.5 billion), up from £38.35 billion ($59.7 billion) in...
ASUS is inviting members of the press to its annual shindig at Computex Taipei with this years theme being "Zensation." It all goes down June 1 and we'll be there live to bring it all to you as it happens!
ICYMI is our round-up of Windows, Microsoft, Windows Central, and other news from the past week. We know you love to stay informed, but sometimes life gets in the way. That's why we're here to recap the big stories, In Case You Missed It.
The opening of Razer's store in Taipei's Syntrend Mall proved popular, forcing the company to suspend the special weekend launch activities they had planned due to overcrowding concerns.
The final consumer version of the Oculus Rift virtual reality headset will need a Windows PC with some fairly high-end hardware inside in order to give owners a solid experience, according to the company's recommended specs.
AT&T has signed a deal with Hulu, the popular streaming service, which will allow its customers to access the content for free. The promotion will start later in 2015.
Google will only allow for Chrome extensions to be installed via the Chrome Web Store for all Windows and Mac users, in both consumer and development channels, starting in July.
Verizon Wireless and Sprint have agreed to settle billing complaint charges filed by the Federal Communications Commission, which will include paying a combined total of $158 million. Most of that money will go towards customer refunds.
Verizon is set to build a digital content ecosystem aimed at mobile devices, with AOL's advertising platform — which counts over 30,000 partners —playing a major part.
It's that time of year again, and our friends at Vision Mobile want to hear from mobile, IoT, desktop and cloud developers in the 9th edition of their Developer Economics Survey. How will IoT play out in your ecosystem? Is HTML vs. Native still relevant? Are you using AWS, Azure or Google Cloud? Which are the hottest IoT verticals? These are some of the questions that our friends at...