Belkin has unveiled a new addition to its WeMo smart home platform. The WeMo Insight Switch allows users to put their devices on a schedule and receive notifications anytime a connected unit is turned on or off.
Tavis Mccourt, managing director of equity research at Raymond James, shares some interesting charts comparing sales of the Apple iPhone and Samsung Galaxy smartphones.
Manfrotto has announced KLYP, a case for the iPhone with rail system that allows for the clipping on of accessories to four different points around the device.
IHS iSuppli has released the results of their physical teardown of the iPhone 5, confirming a bill of materials starting at $199 and manufacturing expenses of $8.
MyAT&T has been completely revamped with a new interface along with more account management options. Users can now switch accounts, manage stored payment profiles, and more
BlackBerry is finally rolling out BBM to iOS users. The app is already available in the international App Stores for New Zealand and Australia, and will soon be available to U.S. users.
Sprint has reported its earnings for the third quarter of 2013. The company sold nearly 5 million smartphones including 1.4 million iPhones in the quarter.
Nike has released 'Nike SB', a new skateboarding app that lets users learn tricks, play games of S.K.A.T.E., take part in challenges with skaters around the planet, and chart their personal skate progress.
Apple's third quarter earnings fell short of many analyst's projections and came in only modestly higher than guidance. A mis-step with the release of the iPhone 4S is being blamed.