ABANDONED LUXURY CARS OF DUBAI

Don’t you hate it when you have too many luxury cars? I mean, how annoying is that?! You’re always like, “Man, I don’t even know where to park all these luxury cars.” Well, it’s actually a problem in Dubai. The city has been faced with the issue of people abandoning their high end sports cars and leaving them to gather dust. After Dubai had a bit of a financial meltdown, car owners riddled with debt just started leaving their rides at the airport and taking off. The cars are still there.

10 WATCHES MORE EXPENSIVE THAN A FERRARI!

Let’s be realistic here, the economy is in the crapper and your 401k (retiring benefits) looks about as arousing as you do after a cold shower. What’s a Burgundy drinking, ‘stache rocking, web surfing Internet denizen like you to do? Diversify your skill set by ogling watches you’ll never be able to afford and learning what makes them tick.

Most of these watches are more complicated than college calculus and have more history than you could learn in a lifetime. You might even need an engineering degree and an instructional tome to figure out how they work.  Regardless, all these watches (for one reason or another) are ridiculously cool and absurdly expensive. Sell the Ferrari, liquidate the stocks, and pick up one of these bad-ass timekeeping devices.

Galaxy S4 to hit 10 million sales next week, Samsung says

Samsung is poised to have flogged a whopping 10 million Samsung Galaxy S4 smart phones, according to a report that also claims the S4 is selling much faster than last year's Galaxy S3.

HTC ONE delayed till march

The HTC One won't be hitting the shop shelves soon as expected -- instead the 4.7-inch smart phone will be arriving at the end of this month, or the beginning of April.

When the One, which plays host to HTC's Sense 5 interface and risky 4-megapixel camera was revealed in February, HTC said it would be on sale in the UK on 15 March, which is two days from now.

HTC One Review

HTC's latest smart phone brings new features including BlinkFeed, which fills your homescreen with news stories and pictures, and neat camera software, which makes 30-second videos from your photos and clips. The 1080p display and metal construction are more reasons to be excited, but it remains to be seen if the One is enough to keep Samsung and others at bay.

Sony Xperia Z Review

The Sony Xperia Z combines looks, power and connectivity to supply one of the most impressive Android experiences we’ve seen in quite some time. The lack of Android 4.2 at launch is unfortunate and that 5-inch screen isn’t going to suit everyone, but there’s little room for complaint elsewhere. This is easily Sony’s best phone yet, and one of the best Android phones ever released.

How to Tweak the HTC One X

Why, that's a mighty fine chunk of smart phone you have there. The HTC One X is one of the year's classiest bits of mobile kit straight out of the box, but with some judicious tweaking of its Android OS it can be even better. Improved performance and battery life, custom interfaces and a tonne of new functionality are a few steps away.