We at Zava Media have learned that Google Maps overhaul it's maps regularly based on user's most popular location searches. This data is critical to the company who use it customise maps based on destinations selected by it's users.

We, at Zava Media have discovered some interesting information from Apple. Pegatron, one of Apple's supplier,s has said it will increase its 100,000 workforce by 40 per cent later this year, sparking speculation it is preparing to build the next iPhone.

Apple has secured last week new patent rights which are likely would lead to better device functions and designs for the 2013 release dates of the iPhone 5S, its low-cost edition and even the rumoured iPhone 6.

Blackberry on the rise! Phone maker, Blackberry says it has sold one million of its new model -the Z10 smartphone.

It hasn't even launched yet, but a state in the U.S are considering the Google Glass ban on road users. Zava Media investigates this latest development.

We at, www.zavamedia.com have just discovered a very interesting video about Google Now. We're only in March and yet Google is already having a really bad year when it comes to leaked videos.

Well, iTunes U seems to be a hit with Apple fans and users as content downloads from iTunes U have surpassed 1 billion.

Sony Playstation 4 - Sony has plans to make a load  of "new playing options"

There's great news for Apple fans, as they announced a new 128gb iPad just last week. It is almost identical to the fourth-generation iPad that Apple launched only last year,

Nokia released a 3D printing kit which will allow users to create their own cases for the Lumia 820. The handset, which was unveiled last September, features a removable shell case that lets users change the color of their phone or even enable options such as wireless charging.

Since inception in 2007, the world of mobile phone technology started changing immediately. Smartphones were the standard of high-powered businessmen and arch gadget lovers at the time, in part because of price, in part because their utilitarian looks and confusing interfaces didn't appeal to many who didn't need their advanced features.

Teenagers have decided that Apple is, like, so over. If you want to be a veritable cooleratus, you want to be seen with a Samsung Galaxy phone in your hand or a Microsoft Surface laptoppy tablet stuck under your arm.

The shelf-life of Apple's take on the mobile phone is somewhat worrying, with so many people becoming tied into contracts of up-to 24 months in length. I currently own both an iPhone 4 and 5 which both have a significant time left in a contract.