Story Or No Story, The Verizon BlackBerry Storm OS Has Issues
We gave you our theory, we gave you RIM's official statement and now people, it's time to move on. The bottom line is that everyone…
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TELUS Storm To Sell For $299.99 On 3-Year Contract?
It seems like TELUS is feeling pressure to make up for the huge amounts of money it has been pouring into marketing the BlackBerry Storm…
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Verizon Touch Pro Unboxing And First Impressions
Today the HTC Touch from Verizon is making its way into the hands of the people. Surprise, surprise, one arrived on our doorstep as well…
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Google Is Trimming "Operational Expenses"; Read Layoffs
Regardless of how large, powerful and influential a company is, no one is recession-proof. Internet search giant Google has been laying off employees since this…
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Multi-Touch Proof Of Concept In The T-Mobile G1
Blogger RyeBrye has put together a nice proof of concept video showing that the G1 does indeed support multitouch input. Earlier this week he was…
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Security Vendors Say Mac OS X Trojan And Backdoor Tool Are On The Loose
Ruh roh, as Scooby would say. Once relatively untouchable, security experts have now found what they claim to be two new pieces of malware specifically…
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Palm Cuts Down Manpower, Resents Itself Just A Little Bit
It isn't new news that the worsening economy has resulted in layoffs and it now looks like Palm will be falling victim to the increasingly…
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AOL Introduces AOL Sync, Wireless Syncing For Outlook And Mobile Phones
AOL introduced on Thursday a new sync application, AOL Sync, that will sync your AOL address book and calendar with Outlook and mobile phones. AOL…
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Motorola RAZR Takes Fire, Literally; Saves Man's Life
Despite being significantly more expensive, Apple's iPhone 3G is constantly gaining ground on the Motorola RAZR's top sales position in the US. It has tons…
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Yahoo OneSearch Coming To T-Mobile Phones?
According to InfoWorld, Marco Boerries, executive vice president and head of Yahoo's Connected Life Division, let it slip that T-Mobile and Yahoo will be announcing…
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Ballmer Says "No" To A Post-Yang Yahoo Buyout
Ending speculation that another Microsoft-Yahoo deal may be on the table after the exit of Jerry Yang, Steve Ballmer said at a Wednesday shareholder meeting…
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GrandCentral Showing Signs Of Life; Google Releases Vocito
After what seemed like an eternity of silence, Google has finally released something new associated with GrandCentral. No, you still can't get in on the…
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HP Launches The Touchsmart tx2, Convertible Multi-Touch Tablet
HP announced on Wednesday the availability of its latest convertible tablet PC, the Touchsmart tx2. The Touchsmart tx2 sets itself apart from other tablets in…
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Dell 2-Day "Holiday Savings Fair" For Employees Starts Today
Dell might be pinching pennies this season in an effort to avoid layoffs but that doesn't mean the Texas-based PC giant can't do a little…
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IcePhone: An Upcoming Triple-Flip With Windows Mobile
The concept is interesting to say the least; a triple-flip 3G smartphone with a touchscreen, full QWERTY keypad and third function panel that can flip…
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Jerry Yang To Step Down As Yahoo CEO
What a long strange trip it's been. Mark this one as done folks - Yahoo has officially announced that Jerry Yang will step down as…
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Apple Issues Update To Resolve MacBook / MacBook Pro Trackpad Issues
New MacBook and MacBook Pro users rejoice - Apple has issued the promised software update that supposedly resolves any trackpad issues you may have been…
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Verizon Wireless Blackberry Storm "Private Sale" Causes A Furor
You all have probably seen this flyer floating around the Internet, in your neighbor's mailbox, or maybe even your own mailbox last week. The flyer…
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Signs Of The Apocalypse, Volume One: TiVo Meets Domino's
Well people, it was fun while it lasted. Green fields and sunny pastures may soon be a thing of the past as TiVo has officially…
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Adobe, ARM, And Qualcomm Team Up For Open Screen Project
Adobe, ARM, and Qualcomm, among a host of several other players in the telecommunications and entertainment industry, are teaming up to develop and launch the…
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Virgin America Becomes First To Offer Fleet-Wide WiFi
Internet access and WiFi are becoming ubiquitous these days with coffee shops, libraries, bookstores and even McDonald's offering some type of access to the net.…
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Asus Launches The 800MHz P565 As The Worlds Fastest Business PDA Phone
Asus announced on Friday the P565, a Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional extraordinaire that comes with a blazing 800 MHz processor and a 2.8" VGA touchscreen…
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Roadsync 4.0 For S60 Brings HTML Email Support To Exchange Sync
It took a third-party developer to bring push HTML email support to the world's most popular smartphone OS. We're not sure how to feel about…
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Congress To Take On Net Neutrality In 2009
Image via ItsOurNet.org Democratic Senator Byron Dorgan of North Dakota and Republican Senator Olympia Snowe of Maine have announced plans to introduce a bipartisan bill…
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Google Introduces New Voice Search Application For The iPhone
Google announced on Tuesday a new iPhone application that allows you to make location based searches just by speaking a question into your iPhone. Your…
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Videogame Sales Soar In October, Wii Still Dominating
Maybe it's an escape from the reality of these tumultuous times, maybe it's a result of the higher unemployment rate freeing up schedules or perhaps…
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Fry's Drops $1099 New MacBook Before Black Friday
Early adopters, prepare to be annoyed. Those of you who have been putting off picking up the sexy new aluminum MacBook, prepare to be pleasantly…
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