iPhone 3G Performance With iOS 4.2: Much Improved
iPhone 3G owners have had a rough time lately. First, they missed out on some of the best new features iOS 4 had to offer.…
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Windows Phone 7 Marketplace Now Home To 2,000 Apps
Following concerns that Windows Phone 7 wouldn't have enough titles support to satisfy the new wave of app-hungry smartphone users, Microsoft confirmed Monday that developer…
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Samsung Contour For MetroPCS Available Now, $49
Samsung announced Monday the addition of the Samsung Contour to MetroPCS' lineup of affordable feature phones. While the Contour is short on bells and whistles,…
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Verizon Gets Official With DROID Pro; $179.99, November 18th
Verizon has officially taken the wraps off of the pricing and release date for the Motorola DROID Pro. The candybar-style, full-QWERTY device will retail for…
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Windows Phone 7 Ported To The HTC HD2 Again, Shows More Promise [Updated]
If we had to choose one phone to represent Windows Mobile 6.5, it would have to be the HTC HD2. On release, the handset stood…
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Verizon Wireless Testing Sprint-Like, $70, 450-Minute, Unlimited Plan
It looks like America's largest cellular carrier, Verizon Wireless, will be taking a page out of the playbook of the nation's third largest provider, Sprint.…
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Vodafone UK Launches Smartphone Professional Service
Vodafone, one of the UK's largest networks, has launched a smartphone security service aimed at business professionals. The aptly named service -- Vodafone Smartphone Professional…
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Confirmed: ZTE Peel Launching On Sprint November 14th; $79.99, $30 Month-To-Month Plan
On Friday, we told you about a rumor we were hearing surrounding the release-date and pricing for Sprint's ZTE Peel; the iPod touch case that…
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T-Mobile: iPhone Cables Are For Unlocked Handsets And Phones Roaming From Europe
T-Mobile has cleared the air in response to reports Friday that questioned why the carrier might be stocking connector cables for use with Apple's iPhone…
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RIM Addresses Dell's Plan To Ditch BlackBerry
In an interview published Friday, Dell CFO Brian Gladden stated that the company would be ditching its cache of approximately 25,000 BlackBerry handsets and replacing…
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Dell Ditches BlackBerry In Favor Of Windows Phone 7
In an interview with The Wall Street Journal, Dell CFO Brian Gladden announced that the company would be replacing current employee phones with its own…
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T-Mobile USA Announces Lackluster Q3 Earnings
Today, T-Mobile USA announced earnings from its third quarter of 2010. How did the company do? Well, to be honest, the stat sheet looks pretty…
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Apple Confirms MacBook Air Bugs Internally
The sleek new MacBook Air models unveiled late last month are the slimmest computers Apple has ever produced — but the manufacturer still managed to…
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Facebook Has 200 Million Active Mobile Users, Improves iOS And Android Applications
Today, at the company's mobile media event, social networking giant Facebook announced that it has roughly 200 million active users on its Facebook mobile products;…
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Apple's Dead Pixel Policy Revealed
Apple's internal policy on acceptable numbers of pixel anomalies was recently updated, a source told BGR. The policy is used as a guideline for Mac…
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The 4G Forgery
T-Mobile does not have a 4G network. Sprint, which first launched WiMAX in June of 2009, does not have a 4G network. Verizon Wireless will…
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Qik To Power T-Mobile's Mobile Video Chat Service
Qik, the mobile video company that is often most closely associate with Sprint's Evo 4G, will be playing a serious roll in T-Mobile's Android lineup.…
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Electronic Arts: Q2 Earnings Strong, Medal Of Honor Sells 2 Million Units In Two Weeks
Today, software giant Electronic Arts reported their Q2 earnings for fiscal year 2011. The company's bottom line was just fine -- $884 million in net…
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Google Settles Buzz Lawsuit With $8.5 Million Fund
Following a very, very rocky start for Google's latest social networking effort, Google Buzz, the Internet giant has settled a class action lawsuit related to…
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Skyfire For iOS Approved With Flash-To-HTML5 Video Converting In Tow
A new report Tuesday morning from CNNMoney.com states that Skyfire's mobile Web browser for iOS has been approved by Apple. Skyfire 2.0, which the report…
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New Motorola DROID 2 Global Details Emerge
The coming introduction of Verizon Wireless' DROID 2 Global isn't exactly shrouded in mystery at this point. It suffices to say we know almost everything…
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iSuppli: Samsung Galaxy Tab Packs $205 In Materials, $215 To Manufacture
Here's a head-scratcher: analytics company iSuppli has completed its analysis of Samsung's GT-P1000 Galaxy Tab, and, according to their report, the device contains $205.22 worth…
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AppleCare Protection Plans Now Transferable To New Products
Apple has made changes to its policy regarding the transferability of AppleCare Protection Plans, a source told BGR. Starting immediately, an Apple customer will have…
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ViewSonic Unveils ViewPad 7 And ViewPad 10
ViewSonic unveiled two new tablets on Monday, including a unique offering that runs both Android and Windows 7. The ViewPad 10 is a dual-boot tablet…
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Monster Headphones Causing Problems With iPhone, iPad And iPods [Updated]
If you own a pair of Apple-friendly Monster headphones that haven't been very Apple-friendly lately, you're not alone. A source at Apple recently told BGR…
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Sprint To Begin Taking Pre-Orders Of HTC 7 Pro On November 8th For Microsoft Employees
We've just confirmed with wireless carrier Sprint that the company will begin taking pre-orders for the HTC 7 Pro Windows Phone 7 device beginning on…
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Samsung: Nexus Two Rumor 'Simply Not True'
Remember that Nexus Two handset rumor that caught fire late last week? Well, according to Korean website danawa.com the report was a false alarm. The…
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