RIM Officially Announced BlackBerry Curve 3G, Will Support BlackBerry 6
We can't really call this one a shocker, considering Rogers has had this handset up on their website for over a week (oh, and we…
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iPad Propelling Apple Retail Store Business, Up 72.8% Year-Over-Year
Digital Daily has published an interesting report about the profitability of Apple retail stores. The report states that in Apple's last quarter -- Q3 for Apple -- the fruit…
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Google Officially Announces Multiple Account Toggling In Gmail
Over the past few days, tech sites have been reporting that some Gmail users were seeing a new option in their email web-settings that allowed…
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Eric Schmidt: Google Activating 200,000 Android Handsets Per Diem
We told you about Android's worldwide growth, then about their Q2 U.S. sales figures, so how about some more data! Google CEO Eric Schmidt noted…
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Vonage To Offer Facebook Users Free VoIP Calls Via 'Vonage Mobile' App
Today, Vonage announced the Vonage Mobile application for Facebook. The new app will allow users to, "make free mobile calls to all of their Facebook…
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Facebook For Android Updated, Brings New Features To Homescreen
Last night, the Android iteration of Facebook was updated to bring it more inline with its iPhone counterpart. While there are a lot of minor…
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Flixster Teams Up With Roku, Bringing Movie Trailers To Your Television
Today, Roku announced a partnership with consumer movie company Flixster that will bring HD movie trailers right to your television. The new service will allow Roku…
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Electronic Arts Announces The Sims Medieval
The Sims are about to get all medieval on you, literally. Today, EA announced that it would be releasing The Sims Medieval for Mac and PC in…
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AT&T BlackBerry Torch 9800 Site Goes Live A Little Early
Need we say more? The BlackBerry Torch 9800 site is officially live on AT&T's webpage minutes before the 11:00 AM ET scheduled press conference kicks off.…
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Verizon Offering "Unlimited Any Mobile" Plans In Certain Markets
Verizon is offering a very interesting new cellular plan "for eligible consumers in select Texas and Louisiana markets" coined "Unlimited Any Mobile plans." The press release…
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Microsoft Releases Patch To Address Windows Shortcut Exploit
Today, Microsoft released an out-of-band patch for the Windows .lnk extension exploit that was announced several weeks ago. The exploit can allow unauthorized users to…
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Bloomberg: AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon To Cooperate On Mobile Payment Venture
Bloomberg is reporting that AT&T, T-Mobile USA, and Verizon Wireless are in talks to bring cellphone based payments to the States. Bloomberg cited, "three people…
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Sprint's 4G Service Goes Live In More California, Delaware, Florida, And Michigan Cities
If you live in Modesto, CA; Stockton, CA; Jacksonville, FL; Wilmington, DE; or Grand Rapids, MI get ready, because Sprint is about to start pumping…
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Samsung Releases Captivate Source Code
Yay open source! Samsung has released the source code for the SGH-I897, better known as the Captivate (the AT&T variant of the Galaxy S). In…
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LG's Android Tablet To Drop In Q4 2010
LG announced earlier this month that it was launching an Android-powered tablet as part of its new Optimus brand. On Thursday, the Korean company confirmed…
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ZTE Peel For The iPod Touch Passes Through The FCC On Its Way To Sprint
The ZTE Peel 3200, a Sprint-branded sleeve with mobile hotspot functionality and EV-DO connectivity, was spotted at the FCC. The curious device sports a sleeve-style form…
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Dell Streak, First Impressions
Does size matter to you? The bigger the better perhaps? Well, Dell may have crafted your next smartphone, the Dell Streak. We've been messing around…
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Apple Releases Safari 5.0.1, Extensions Are Live, Address Book Bug Patched
This morning, Apple released an update to its Safari web browser. The biggest new feature that the update packs is the ability to customize Safari…
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Valve Apologizes For Accidentally Dropping Ban Hammer On 12,000 Modern Warfare 2 Users
Oh DRM, how we love thee. Valve, the company responsible for the lifestyle game Modern Warfare 2, recently issued an apology to over 12,000 legitimate MW2 users who were accidentally banned…
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Apple Updates Cinema Display, 27-Inches, 16:9 Aspect Ratio, Available September
Along with updated iMacs and Mac Pros -- not to mention a new Magic Trackpad -- Apple announced that it will be updating its Cinema…
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Apple Releases Updated iMacs, New Product Magic Trackpad
When the Apple Store went down this morning, we were expecting to see several things: an updated Mac Pro, an updated iMac, and a new…
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Facebook Testing New Account Deletion Feature
Facebook has confirmed that it is testing out a new feature that will provide users with the ability to delete their account. Currently, Facebook users…
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iPhone 4 To Go On Sale In 17 Additional Countries July 30th
Fresh off the wire, Apple is reminding everyone that their flagship product, the iPhone 4, will go on sale in 17 additional countries beginning July…
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Google Voice App Updated, Android And BlackBerry Get Faster Dialing
Google has released an update to its Android and BlackBerry Google Voice applications, and is promising faster connection times. As Google states, "Our mantra is…
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AT&T Samsung Captivate Review
We've had our hands on the AT&T Captivate for the last several weeks, so we thought it was just about time for a proper review.…
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IP Addresses In Short Supply, 234.3 Million Version 4 IPs Left
The Internet is going to run out of IP addresses in one year. That is what John Curran, President and CEO of the American Registry…
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AT&T Had 1.44% Dropped Call Rate For May Of 2010
Responding to an online poll conducted by website Tech-Ex, AT&T gave the world some indication of what their dropped-call rate actually is. Tech-Ex conducted a…
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