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"As expected, Apple's event held in New York today has been all about education. Presented by Phil Schiller and Eddy Cue (with presentations by Roger Rosner, VP for Productivity Software and Jeff Robin, VP of iTunes) a new version of iBooks, a Mac app named iBooks Author and an overhauled version of iTunes U were all announced."

Current reports cite that Korean smartphone leader Samsung's Galaxy S4 could boast newest & superior feature of 'eye scrolling' during its release in New York next week.

Apple's next product "iWatch" is highly in talks from sources. Some reports fired it extremely including The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal whereby they claim that the iPhone maker has started performing tests of prototypes of its next big product.

Lately as per a report from New York Times, it came out that the Korean manufacturer's highly expected Samsung Galaxy S IV will be having smart features.

The issue pf privacy is becoming more crucial by the day as the mainstream public realizes the extent of which they are monitored. Now we have a new instance to add to the list. A report released today by The New York Times shows that brick and mortar stores have been tracking you through your smartphone in order to ascertain shopper habits.

LG has announced its latest Nitro HD smartphone at LG event in New York recently, the LG Nitro HD is the third 4G LTE-enabled device of AT&T.

"The finest mobile gaming system yet made for adults. It's that simple." Yes, that gaming system the New York Times was referring to here was the PS Vita.It was released first in Japan and parts of Asia on December 17, 2011, as the successor to the PlayStation Portable, a well-known brand of gaming devices. It can be a very excellent video player during your trips. How to make videos for this 5-inch handset? That's pretty easy, you need a DVD Ripper software-DVDFab DVD Ripper, which helps you rip your DVDs for PS Vita.

A month ago TheGuardian released a story that claimed the US Postal Service had been part of a program similar to PRISM. But the claims were never officially confirmed, and so it remained a fairly obscure accusation. That is until today, when the New York Times confirmed the rumors and the existence of the program.

"This time last year, there were two main Apple-related rumours, the iPad 2 and the launch of the iPad-only newspaper The Daily. The publication had a rocky start but after a few delays, it was eventually revealed at a special event held at the Guggenheim Museum in New York, a venue soon to be used again for Apple's recently announced education event."

If you thought a simple phone is not vulnerable, you got it wrong. Today a report from The New York times explains how a German mobile security expert found in the technology that is used to encrypt SIM cards.