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Since Harry Potter fans got wind of the existence of a Hogwarts-themed hotel, thanks to features made by various British publications, the establishment's site has crashed due to very high demand.
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Sony will be unveiling its System Update 2.0 to the PlayStation 4 on November 4 which shall be highlighted by the Share Play function, the ability to share a game to a friend via the internet.
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Top online social networking site Facebook has launched a new app that allows iOS users interact anonymously.
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Microsoft has released an adapter for the Kinect motion sensor to Xbox One that allows it to connect to a PC operating on Windows 8. The company has also launch, along with the adapter, an update to Kinect SDK 2.0.
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Users of the newly released iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus have faced several problems. One of the issues raised was that the 5.5-inch iPhone 6 Plus is bending when placed in pockets.
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Do you want to own a vintage Apple computer and be part of its history and legacy? Then, you really need to start saving now.
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The Chinese government has allegedly orchestrated a massive cyber attack into the iCloud accounts of its citizens. It seems that China has declared a war with Apple on privacy as the hacking coincided with the launching of the new iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus in the country last week.
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Apple geek or not, there's more to the iPad Air 2's slim design that meets the eye.
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Rumors earlier arose that an Xbox Two would be released anytime soon. These speculations have been supported by a recent video uploaded on YouTube by Soy Antonio Gaming.
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The Call of Duty App will add Clan Wars and second screen features to the game.
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In Field Trip, Google Glass might have found its killer app.
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A new report confirms that the Samsung Galaxy Note 3 will be unveiled along with the Samsung Galaxy Gear, the company's new smartwatch accessory.
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Google Glass may be taking some steps towards expanding its range of applications soon. Google has begun encouraging app developers who are currently waiting for the development kit that's specific to Glass to go ahead and start making the apps for Android.
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September may be the busiest month for video games this year, but still, more are coming for the second half of October... and the rest of the year.
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Three Mexican students ages 12 to 14 won the second place in the 2013 International Air and Space Program (IASP), an annual tournament organized by NASA.
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Apple's mobile operating payment system will officially roll out on October 20. More than a month before its official launch, hundreds of financial institutions have already signed up with the new system, bares Apple CEO Tim Cook during the company's October 16 event.
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Fresh off the hands of tech reviewers, Samsung Galaxy Note 4 has so far received a fair number of thumbs up, with some gadget pundits even saying that the South Korean tech company's latest release could teach Apple a thing or two about phablets.
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Downloading the apps for your new iPhone 6 or for your iPad? Here are some of the most downloaded apps on App Store this week you definitely need to check:
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More than eight years after the start of its supposed development, things seem to be moving finally for "Final Fantasy XV" after the Tokyo Game Show 2014 in September.
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Sony Europe and Sony America have unveiled the digital release dates of "Minecraft" for PS Vita. Mark your calendars!
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Apple is gearing up for another big event happening on October 16, and it seems the entire tech world is already looking forward to it.
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Having problems with your iPhone's battery? Many users may attest that iPhone's battery life is among the major flaws of one of the world's famous phones. While users continue to expect a lot from Apple and consider the battery life one of the most important features a smartphone must possess, the company has continuously left the issue hanging.
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Social Media Saturday: This week in social media was relatively quiet, except for one company: Facebook stole the show. Along with finally converting its entire site to secure HTTP, the company also rolled out embedded posts, moved some Facebook Home features to its main app, and may start rolling out 15-second ads.
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This week in social media Tumblr learned about a huge vulnerability that it subsequently fixed. But it also tried to fix NSFW content, and stirred up a bit of a fuss. Twitter also added a NSFW filter, but that was less controversial.
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Samsung Galaxy S2 owners who were hoping for another Android upgrade might want to sit down for this one: it's going to be a while, possibly forever.
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