Six Windows 7 Nightmares (and How to Fix Them)

1. Your PC Won't Boot

2. You Can't Access the Hard Drive

3. Blue Screens of Death Attack Your PC Regularly

4. No One Has the PC's Administrator Password

5. You Think Your PC Is Infected

                                                      6. An Important File Disappears

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icrosoft reveals WinPhone 7 'Mango' details Faster, more open, less battery suckage

The next version of Windows Phone is getting faster, opening up and - Microsoft has promised - won't suck your battery dry.

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iPhone 5 production starting in September?

More than any other device, the Apple iPhone attracts rumors. We recently heard from two Korean carriers that the iPhone 5 would be announced and released in late June, but that timeline sounds unrealistic at best. Now, Avian Securities has offered a more realistic estimate of the next iPhone's arrival.

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Fly Mobile to Launch Four Android Phones

                                               To cost between Rs. 7,000 to 10,000

UK based cellphone player Fly Mobile, known mainly for its presence in the low-end phone market, is poised to go Android happy with the launch of four new Android phones.

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Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City Preview

Operation Raccoon City is set during the events of Resident Evil 2 and Resident Evil 3: Nemesis. The game is a reinterpretation of the story of these two games, allowing players to explore it from a whole different viewpoint—that is, a whole different side. Players can choose to play the game as an officer of the Umbrella Security Service, for once fighting to protect the interest of the evil and seemingly indestructible Umbrella Corporation. You can also choose to be a member of the Special Operations team and try to expose Umbrella, but who wants to do that again? The option to take the side of the bad guys is always one that gets my attention. And you get to kill Leon S. Kennedy.

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Angry Birds Rio for Symbian lands in Nokia's Ovi Store

Angry Birds is one franchise that sure gives new meaning to the word cross-platform. Angry Birds Rio, the latest installment in the bird-slinging series from Rovio Mobile, is now available in Nokia's Ovi Store, ready to fly to your Symbian device. Angry Birds Rio has so far been spotted on iOS, Android, and webOS.

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Top 5 Windows Phones

Despite some uniformity in specs, phones running Microsoft's mobile operating system come in a variety of designs.

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