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Google have collaborated with mobile carriers, payment networks, banks and retailers to design Android Pay. Android Pay is a way to make payments using your Android smartphone with a tap in stores or online. It's an open platform that Google wants to keep developing to deliver more choice and flexibility to users.

ZTE is the largest Chinese mobile and IT component manufacturing company, has announced recently that it is scheduling to develop a latest Windows 8 powered tablet PC to race with Apple iPad and iPad 2, a report from several sources.

The authorized Android Developers YouTube media has involuntarily verified the releasing of Google's Android Ice Cream Sandwich at the CTIA Project and Apps discussion next week.

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Motorola Mobility has unveiled its latest tablet PC for businesses called ET1 Enterprise Tablet. The ET1 is developed especially for businesses like retail and large scale enterprises

Amazon has developed a latest web browser for its Kindle Fire tablet called Amazon Silk. Amazon said that the Amazon Silk will be capable to track each and every online movement of the users and it will act as a middleman between them and the web.

Sony, the biggest successor of PlayStation 3 console now has already initiated to work on its upcoming gaming console project might be called PlayStation 4, report says.

Google has recently released a new coding language for developing web based applications named Dart, a class based electively typed platform purposely generated for structured web program coding.

"Now that we have the I.D.E.A. Studio  (Imagination Destination at Episcopal Academy), a new space at my school for interdisciplinary work, I have been excited to collaborate with teachers to imagine new student projects. Our first grade social studies work is centered around an exploration of places, starting with students' bedrooms and expanding out all the way to the Earth. This exploration begins by reading students the book Me on the Map. From there, students begin following a similar examination of places and maps that the girl in the book explores. Over the past few years, I have developed a variety of projects that integrate technology into this work in meaningful ways, such as the intersections between mapping, coding, and the distance between home and school. This year, I wanted to see if we could bring more hands-on making into the curriculum. I began to design a new unit (check out this Google Doc to see it) that would bring together students' expertise and knowledge of current spaces they frequent (e.g., their bedrooms, the classroom, or the lunchroom) and allow them to consider the design elements involved in creating one of those spaces together as a class. This type of project would integrate ISTE standards, Next Generation Science Standards, reading and writing standards, and connect directly to students' expanding exploration of places from Me on the Map."

One of Microsoft's most senior lawyers has accused Google's Android software of "standing on the shoulders" of companies such as his own in the smartphone wars, and that the flurry of patent lawsuits going on between companies involved in the field is only natural in a rapidly developing field.

On the table for discussion today is the laser chip, and not just any laser chip mind you, a computer chip from HP that will have 256 microprocessors connected with beams of light.

Spin Galactic is a collection of ping-pong clubs throughout the US and Canada. We've built a very robust website controlled through a custom made CMS system that handles franchises, e-commerce, club memberships and more. This site is built on a PHP/Mysql backbone and uses technologies like XML, Ajax, and jquery to coordinate it's user base in [...]

Anyone who has owned any kind of Android run device, from their phones to their Chromebooks, is well aware that their apps can be a crapshoot. But now a new method for auto tracking apps that connect to data mining or ad sites could offer a potential solution.

Around 5 billion people don't have computers, a majority of the world. Endless was born from a thought on a trip to India, that a smart phone's processor could run a desktop operating system.