If you're in a hurry to buy a new and affordable smartphone, you have two good choices – Google's Nexus 5 or Motorola's Moto X2. But it will not be easy to select which one to get.
October 2014 is horror month for PlayStation Plus fans amid a resurgence in the horror genre, according to online sources.
It's only a couple of days before October and Xbox gamers are already wondering what Microsoft has in store for its Games with Gold members this coming month.
It looks like Apple fans won't be seeing the iWatch until early 2015. Both the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus have been released last September 19 and the iWatch announced but people will certainly not be seeing this gadget arrive stores until next year.
With Apple recently revealing its first shot at the Phablet market, users can't help but compare it with the Samsung Galaxy Note 4, which was also recently introduced by Samsung. The iPhone 6 Plus is Apple's answer to the rising demand for bigger phones.
With the most recent Apple release of the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, Samsung Galaxy S6 shouldn't be too far away. The path is now clear and with the rumored end of the Google Nexus phones, the S6 could be the strongest contender to all flagship phones to be released.
"Android L" is the name given by Google for the latest version of its mobile operating system.
Having released the Nexus 5 in October 2013, users are speculating a release for the Nexus 6 now that we are nearing the end of 2014.
Rumor has it that the highly anticipated MacBook Air Retina 2014 could arrive in stores this fall. Others speculate that the launching will be made after the holidays, or early 2015, given that there has been no word at all from Apple regarding the release date. Others though point out that Apple's silence is quite normal ahead of its releases.
A report from Daily Dot has confirmed that "Apple is ready to launch two new iPads, along with the newest version of its operating system for Mac computers", which will arrive on October 21.
The good news is that video game developer Bethesda has vowed that Fallout 4 will be its "biggest and best work yet." But the no-so-good news is that fans will have to wait until the Fall of 2015 before they can get hold of one of the most popular and addictive role-playing games on Earth.
A Christian pastor who has spent years building relationships with Muslims and a historian who has studied Islamic history and doctrine debated whether Islam’s theological and political teachings allow the religion to coexist with Western society. Roberts said he once feared things like Sharia, or Islamic law, but realized the U.S. Constitution wouldn’t allow it.
A Christian teacher with 28 years of experience has filed a discrimination claim against a school in northeast England after being dismissed following a pro-life response to a student’s question about abortion. Anita Meston, 63, is suing Biddick Academy, a state-funded secondary school in Washington, Sunderland, according to ADF International, which is supporting her case.
A Christian pastor is facing a criminal charge after refusing to leave a sidewalk outside the Chinese Embassy in Washington while protesting China’s treatment of religious minorities. The Rev. Patrick Mahoney, leader of the Christian Defense Coalition, said in a Sept. 28 Facebook post that he was “arrested by the United States Secret Service for peacefully praying on a public sidewalk in front of the Chinese Embassy.”
Christian leaders are divided over plans to livestream the firing-squad execution of Nidal Hasan, the former Army major convicted of killing 13 people and wounding 32 others in the 2009 Fort Hood shooting. Hasan, who served as an Army psychiatrist, represented himself during his 2013 military trial, acknowledged carrying out the attack and was sentenced to death.
A Maryland appeals court has rejected a challenge brought by 37 churches against the United Methodist Church’s Baltimore-Washington Conference over property and financial requirements connected to leaving the denomination. A three-judge panel of the Appellate Court of Maryland unanimously ruled in 'The Methodist Church of Cape St. Claire et al. v. The Baltimore Washington Conference of the United Methodist Church, Inc., et al.'