FTC May Subpoena Google In Anti-Trust Investigation
The Federal Communications Commission may subpoena Google during the next five days as part of an anti-trust investigation related to the company's search and web…
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Apple Files New Patent Suit Against Samsung
Apple on Friday filed a new patent infringement lawsuit in South Korea alleging that multiple Samsung products are infringing its patents. "It is no coincidence…
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MacBook Air Q3 Sales To Double Combined Sales Of All Macs Last Quarter, Report Claims
Apple plans to ship more than 8 million MacBook Air computers in the third quarter of 2011, DigiTimes claims in a new report on Friday.…
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Apple Releases Mac OS X 10.6.8 Update
Apple on Thursday released the latest public build of its Mac OS X operating system, version 10.6.8. Release notes are as follows: The 10.6.8 update…
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26-Year Old Pleads Guilty To Hacking AT&T iPad Data
Last year hackers made headlines when AT&T announced to a security breach that had allowed hackers to access the personal data from 114,000 iPad 3G…
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China Mobile Worker Outs iPhone 5, Due In September
A China Mobile employee allegedly revealed that the popular Chinese carrier will launch Apple's fifth-generation iPhone this coming September, Ticonderoga Securities analyst Brian White wrote…
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New Advancement In Nanotechnology Could Help Keep Gadgets Juiced Without Wall Chargers
What if you could charge your phone by simply tapping on the touchscreen display — never having to worry about plugging it in — or…
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40% Of European Smartphone Buyers Intend To Buy An iPhone Next
Yankee Group is set to release its European Mobile User Study next month and the research firm has just provided a quick glimpse into its…
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Nokia's 'Sea Ray' Windows Phone Leaked [Video]
During a recent presentation, Nokia's CEO asked a large group of his employees to put away all cameras and recording devices because he was about…
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Symbian Is Officially No Longer Nokia's Problem
What a long, strange trip it's been, and now it's almost over. Nokia may not be done building and selling Symbian smartphones, but at least…
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Sprint Dangles Discounts To Lure Away AT&T, T-Mobile Customers
Are you an AT&T or T-Mobile small business customer? Sprint wants your business, and it's offering some pretty compelling discounts to woo you. A leaked…
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iPhone 5 To Launch In September, iPad 3 To Feature Better Display, Report Says
Apple plans to launch its fifth-generation iPhone this September, Bloomberg reported on Wednesday. The report contradicts information BGR exclusively reported on Tuesday suggesting that Apple may…
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LulzSec Hacked, Exposed By Rival Hackers [Updated]
LulzSec isn't making any friends in the U.S. government or within any of the numerous companies that own the websites it has hacked, and apparently the…
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Judge Denies Samsung Access To Unreleased iPad, iPhone
According to FOSS Patents, a judge in the U.S. District Court in the Northern District of California has ruled that Samsung cannot view Apple's next-generation…
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Apple's iCloud Senior Manager Quits To Join Startup
Apple's senior manager in charge of its new iCloud solution has left the company to join online healthcare startup HealthTeacher. John Herbold held senior positions on the…
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RIM, Motorola Won't Benefit From Coming Smartphone Boom, Analyst Claims
Smartphone sales will continue to surge in 2011 and through 2012, but RIM and Motorola won't reap the benefits according to Credit Suisse analyst Kulbinder…
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Verizon Expanding 4G LTE Footprint On July 21st
Verizon Wireless announced on Tuesday that it will expand its 4G LTE network to cover several new markets on July 21st. The following areas will…
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AT&T Intros $50 Unlimited GoPhone Plan
On Tuesday AT&T officially announced that its customers can now sign up for a $50 unlimited GoPhone plan that includes unlimited text, talk, and web…
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Sprint To Offer Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 On June 24th For $499
Sprint announced on Tuesday that it will offer the Wi-Fi version of Samsung's new Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablet for $499 beginning June 24th. The Galaxy…
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Sprint To AT&T: You're Doing It Wrong
Following the lead set by its chief executive Dan Hesse, Sprint has been one of the most outspoken opponents of AT&T's proposed $39 billion T-Mobile…
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Android U.S. Market Share Slides In March Quarter As iPhone Gains
Google's share of the U.S. smartphone market dipped for the first time since 2009 according to Needham & Co. analyst Charlie Wolf. Needham says Android's…
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Apple And Samsung Attempting To Reconcile Patent Dispute
Executives at Apple and Samsung are attempting to reconcile their differences and settle the numerous patent disputes each company has filed recently, FierceWireless reports. Despite…
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Verizon Wireless To Intro Tiered Data Plans On July 7th According To Rumor [Updated]
Verizon Wireless will finally be shifting to the usage-based data plan structure we all knew was coming. Android enthusiast blog Droid Life on Monday reports…
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Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 To Get Android 2.3 Gingerbread Update In August
Sony Ericsson confirmed in a blog post on Monday that its developers have been working hard on the Android 2.3 Gingerbread update for the Xperia…
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Apple Could Be Cooking Up Black MacBook Air
It has been widely reported that Apple is planning to refresh its MacBook Air family later this month or early next month, and now there's…
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New Adobe Flash Builder Lets Devs Make iOS, Android, PlayBook Apps
Adobe on Monday announced the availability of Flash Builder 4.5 and Flex. 4.5, a pair of tools that let developers easily code applications for iOS,…
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LulzSec And Anonymous Unite To Wage Cyber War On U.S. Government
Call it a meeting of minds or call it an unholy matrimony — in either event, the recent rash of high-profile breaches is about to get an adrenaline shot.…
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