AT&T Launching Yellow Pages Deals To Compete With Groupon
Yellow Pages, a subsidiary of AT&T, is launching its own Deals platform that will compete with Groupon and other bargain services, Bloomberg is reporting. The…
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RIM Announces BlackBerry Balance For 'Work-Life Balance' On A Single Smartphone
Among the stream of announcements from Research In Motion's BlackBerry World conference in Orlando, the Waterloo-based phone maker on Monday announced its new BlackBerry Balance…
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HP Adds Carrier Billing, Promo Codes To webOS App Catalog
The only webOS-related news we really want to hear out of HP's camp is here's when the Pre 3 and TouchPad are launching, but we suppose…
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Twitter Surpasses 200 Million Users, More Than 70% Are International
Twitter's vice president of international strategy, Katie Stanton, recently confirmed that the social network now has more than 200 million users. With 70% of those…
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Shazam Gives Android Users Unlimited Tagging In 2011, Shazam Friends
Shazam and eBay have teamed up to offer Android users a nice freebie. From now until January 1, 2012, Android Shazam users can enjoy unlimited song…
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Microsoft Answers Questions On Windows Phone Tracking Amid iPhone Scandal
Might as well let other major mobile operating system manufacturers in on the location-tracking scandal fun, no? While Apple, and to a much lesser extent…
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Barnes & Noble NOOK Color Updated With Android 2.2, NOOK Apps
On Monday, Barnes & Noble announced that it will be updating the NOOK Color eReader with Android 2.2 (Froyo) and a number of other enhancements.…
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Ovi Maps, Nokia-Branded App Store Coming To Windows Phone
In a recent blog post, Nokia reaffirmed its commitment to the Windows Phone ecosystem by offering us a glimpse at what is to come. The…
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Android Gathering Location Data Too, Researcher Develops Harvesting Tool
As enraged as you may or may not be over the fact that your phone is tracking your location, you have to admit... it's a pretty interesting…
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Jailbreak App Stops iPhone Track-Tracking In Its Tracks
Blogs were outraged Wednesday following the rediscovery that 3G-enabled iOS devices like the iPhone store a record of users' GPS positions in a local file.…
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Skyfire 4.0 For Android Sports Eight New Features
Skyfire just took the wraps off of Skyfire 4.0 — its latest and greatest Android browser — and it includes a number of noteworthy enhancements.…
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Apple Stealthily Recording, Storing GPS Position Of iPhone, 3G iPad Users [Video]
Several researchers at O'Reilly have discovered an extremely troubling feature of iPhones and 3G iPads running Apple's iOS 4. In a blog post and accompanying…
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Skype Acknowledges Android Vulnerability, User Data At Risk [Video]
The detectives over at Android Police have found an interesting weakness in Skype for Android. The site has discovered that the popular VoIP chat client…
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Apple Hit With Class Action Suit Alleging Targeting Of Minors With Pricey In-App Purchases
A Pennsylvania man has filed a class action lawsuit against Apple in a U.S. District Court in San Francisco alleging that the firm deliberately targets…
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Microsoft Boosts Windows Phone Hardware Requirements [Video]
During its MIX11 conference in Las Vegas, Microsoft discussed the new minimum requirements that manufacturers will have to meet in order to run the Windows…
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Windows Phone Trounces iPhone 4, Android In Browser Benchmark Test [Video]
During Microsoft's MIX conference in Las Vegas, Windows Phone director Joe Belfiore took the stage to demonstrate how well Microsoft's new Internet Explorer 9 mobile…
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Tweetbot Twitter Client For iOS Now Available
Tapbot just lifted the veil on Tweetbot, the firm's newest iOS Twitterclient. We've been using the client for a bit now and it's definitely pretty…
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HTC Sense 3.0 Will Not Support Current Crop Of Devices
Here's the good news: newer smartphones from HTC will feature gorgeous new UI tweaks and other enhancements as part of HTC's new Sense 3.0 overlay…
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Apple Final Cut Pro X Revealed, Sports 64-Bit Support
Apple just lifted the curtain on Final Cut Pro X during the National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) show in Las Vegas. The latest version of…
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Layar 5.0 For iPhone, Android Launches With Facebook And Twitter Sharing
Layar, the company behind the popular augmented reality app for the iPhone and Android smartphones, announced on Monday that Layar 5.0 is available. The latest…
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Adobe Intros Three iPad Apps, Brings Photoshop Functionality To Tablets [Video]
Adobe on Monday unveiled the latest version of its Creative Suite software, version 5.5, which includes a new SDK for building smartphone and tablet applications…
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Apple's AirPlay Private Key Discovered, Revealed
It looks as though software developer James Laird has opened Pandora's box for Apple's AirPlay music streaming system. Frustrated by the fact that an AirPort…
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ESPN Outs WatchESPN App For iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch
ESPN has announced that its new WatchESPN application is now available for iOS devices including the iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch. The free app provides…
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Android To Grab Nearly 50% Of Global Smartphone Market By End Of 2012
According to a new research report issued by Gartner on Thursday, Android smartphones will account for 49.2% of the smartphone market by the end of…
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MLB.com CEO: Android Users Less Likely To Buy, More Likely To Pirate Apps
The Android user is less likely to buy applications. Those were the words of MLB.com's chief executive officer, Bob Bowman. In a recent interview, Bowman…
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LTE Toggle Switch For HTC ThunderBolt Hits Android Market
In our review of Verizon's first LTE-capable smartphone, the HTC ThunderBolt, we told you about a minor gripe we had with the device: battery life.…
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Mozilla Reveals Firefox Plugins That Slow Down Performance The Most
Web browsers always look to strike a balance between speed and functionality, but not enough focus on the former can easily spoil a user's experience.…
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