It has been reported that Research in Motion has experienced its very first jailbreak of a mobile device, during the last week. The dramatic episode came in lime light when a group of notorious hackers have succeeded to gain access to the BlackBerry PlayBook.

An anonymous user posted private pictures of Facebook creator Mark Zuckerberg on some other sites. Under which, the poster said Facebook needs to do something to handle privacy accounts goof ups.

It has been recently revealed that there has been a major blow received by the merger deal of AT&T and T-Mobile companies. This has come in the form of the FCC report which is of the view that it wouldn’t be a feasible decision to bring these two firms together as it would hamper the competition and also bring down the innovation levels of the firms in the ordeal.

A team from iFixit has recently been involved in the famous job of tearing down the newest version of the Samsung Galaxy Nexus in order to discover the silicon content of Android Ice cream Sandwich in the smartphone.

Hewlett-Packard is leaving no stone unturned to benefit it most from the controversial $10 billion acquisition.

Speculations have been aired about Facebook launching its IPO. It is believed that if Facebook launches its IPO then it would be worth $100billion.

Research in Motion (RIM) has recently announced launch of its security software. While launching the device, RIM said that it has worked for years to create the software. The software thus created has been given the name BlackBerry Mobile Fusion.

Earlier this month, we heard some leaks about iPhone’s next generations. Following the rumors, the whispers are still not over about a larger touch screen for the iPhone 5.

To confirm the rumors, we have also got information that Hitachi and Sony have started shipping 4-inch LCD panels for a new Apple iOS device.

Consumers in the market are curious since long to know more about the upcoming Motorola Droid 4 and it seems that they don’t have to wait further as rumors are talking about the leak of the official specifications and pictures of the device.

We got to know about ASUS Transformer Prime last month and since then, people are curious to know more about same.

If you truly want to learn about this so-called beast or world's first quad-core Tegra 3 device then we give you the first introduction: check NVIDIA's demo of Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich that is running on the device.