Articles by Mark Savage
Caffeine can wake up your memory too, new research claims
Caffeine can do more than just wake you up. It can boost some parts of your memory too. People who drink coffee, will swear by its 'wake-me-up' benefits, but here's another information that's going to make coffee-addicts smile.
Panic attack prompts Michael Bay to abruptly walk out of Samsung CES 2014 press conference
Michael Bay, the director of Transformers series, abruptly walked out of Samsung's CES 2014 press conference on Jan. 6, 2013, leaving Samsumg Electronics America Senior Executive Vice President (Home Entertainment) Joe Stinziano flabbergasted.
Polaroid expands tablet lineup with Q Series
Polaroid is continuing on its search for its identity by introducing new tablets featuring quad-core processors and Android 4.4 KitKat OS to its existing tablet line-up.
Apple vows to protect iPhone users from NSA snooping programs
Apple said it will take all steps to "defend our customers from security attacks, regardless of who's behind them," in response to reports that NSA enjoyed 100 percent success rate in hacking the iPhone and implanting spyware.
Sifting through the latest iPhone 6 and iPad Pro rumors
Tim Cook says Apple has "big plans" for 2014. Wonder what he meant. If you're sad because Santa isn't bringing you any present this year, here's a piece of news, or should we say, rumor, that's going to brighten up your day - Apple may launch iPhone 6 in May and 12.
BlackBerry shares surge on Foxconn deal despite dismal earnings
Despite reporting dismal quarterly earnings, BlackBerry bolstered investors' confidence by saying it has struck a deal with Foxconn, which will be making its handsets.
Square's new credit card reader promises to keep merchants happy
Square outs thinner, lighter, better performing credit card reader. If Square is right now dancing to the tune of Huey Lewis and The News' Hip To Be Square, we wouldn't be surprised.
Threshold: Microsoft's new wave of Windows updates will unleash upon us in 2015
Windows 8.1 was publicly released in October 2013 and rumors are already rife that Microsoft has begun working on its successor, codename "Threshold."
Android baiter iPhone 5c turning out to be Apple's secret weapon
iPhone 5c is a flop? Well, Apple could care less, as according to the latest Kantar report, the budget iPhone is grabbing the switchers from rival Android platform.
