Sprint's Galaxy S II Dubbed 'Samsung Epic Touch 4G,' Launches In September
We know we don't have long to wait before Samsung's wildly popular Galaxy S II smartphone launches stateside. It's also a pretty safe bet that…
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How To Remove Your Private Info From All Background Check Sites
We live in a digital age where it seems nearly impossible to maintain your privacy. There are some measures that can be taken to limit…
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T-Mobile To Extend Direct Carrier Billing To More Digital Products And Services
T-Mobile announced on Tuesday that it will expand its Direct Carrier Billing option to support more digital products. The service allows T-Mobile customers to make…
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ITC To Investigate Samsung Following Apple's Patent Complaints
The U.S. International Trade Commission on Tuesday announced that it will launch an investigation into whether or not multiple Samsung products infringe on Apple patents.…
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European Commission Now Investigating Nine Formal Antitrust Complaints Against Google
The European Commission now has a total of nine formal antitrust complaints targeting Google, Reuters reported on Tuesday. "The new complaints come from small companies," one source…
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Samsung Comments On Apple's Patent Suit That Blocked Galaxy Tab 10.1 Sales Down Under
As a result of a recent patent complaint filed in Australia by Apple, Samsung has agreed not to sell its Galaxy Tab 10.1 Honeycomb tablet…
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Judge Blocks Patent Holding Firm From Suing Apple
A U.S. District Judge in Texas has ruled that patent holding firm Personal Audio cannot seek additional damages from Apple relating to a patent that…
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Apple Blocks Samsung From Selling Galaxy Tab 10.1 In Australia
Apple has inked an agreement with Samsung in Australia that prevents the South Korean company from selling its competing Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablet there. According…
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AT&T To Throttle Smartphone Data Starting October 1st
AT&T said on Friday that it will begin throttling unlimited smartphone data plans as of October 1st. "Like other wireless companies, we're taking steps to…
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AT&T's Sleek Samsung Slider Isn't The Galaxy S II After All
Last week, we exclusively reported that AT&T was planning to launch a variant of Samsung's Galaxy S II with a full QWERTY keyboard. Well, we…
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Samsung Profit Falls 18% In Q2; Company To Stop Reporting Smartphone, Tablet Shipments
Samsung on Friday reported earnings for the second quarter of 2011 that showed a significant decline in profit despite modest revenue gains. Samsung's revenue ticked…
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Sony Blames Q1 Net Loss On Earthquake, Economy
Sony reported its fiscal first quarter results on Thursday and recorded a net loss of 15.5 billion Yen ($198.7 million). The company attributed the loss…
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Ultimate Hack: LulzSec May Have Duped British Authorities Into Arresting Innocent Man
Following reports on Wednesday that British police had arrested a 19-year-old suspect thought to be the spokesperson of notorious hacker group "LulzSec," new information suggests…
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Nielsen: Apple Top U.S. Smartphone Vendor, Android Top OS In Q2
Android continued on its warpath this past quarter, once again showing gains as it retained its position as top smartphone platform in the United States.…
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Apple's Mac OS X Infringes On HTC-Owned S3 Patents, ITC Rules
United States International Trade Commission judge James Gildea has ruled that Apple's Mac OS X operating system infringes on two patents owned by S3. Judge…
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LG Revenue Hits $13.3B In Q2 On Strong TV Sales; Mobile Biz Grows, Still Not Profitable
LG on Wednesday reported second-quarter earnings that showed notable growth, though the consumer electronics giant still hasn't found a way to return its mobile business…
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T-Mobile Responds To Sen. Al Franken's Recommendation Against AT&T Merger
Minnesota Senator Al Franken sent a letter to the heads of the Federal Communications Commission and the Department of Justice earlier this week, stating that…
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LG Thrill 4G Review
BGR reviews the LG Thrill 4G, AT&T's first 3D Android smartphone... The Thrill 4G is the second Android smartphone in the US capable of displaying 3D video
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Software Patents 'Gumming Up' Smartphone Innovation, Google's General Counsel Says
Apple, Google, HTC, Samsung, Microsoft... it's hard to name a technology company that's not currently involved in a patent battle with another firm. Google's general…
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Exclusive Images Of AT&T's Samsung Galaxy S II Revealed
BGR has obtained exclusive images of AT&T's upcoming Samsung Galaxy S II smartphone. Following our report on Monday showing an unnamed Samsung slider headed to…
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HTC's Chief Innovation Officer, Horace Luke, Resigns For Personal Reasons
BGR has exclusively learned that Horace Luke, former Chief Innovation Officer at HTC, has left the company as of April 30th 2011. "Horace Luke, HTC's…
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Apple's Siri-Based iOS Voice Controls Dubbed 'Assistant'
It has been about 15 months since Apple acquired Siri for a reported $200 million, and it looks as though we won't have to wait…
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Qualcomm To Add Gesture Recognition To Snapdragon Chips
Qualcomm announced that it has purchased gesture recognition technology from GestureTek on Monday. "Applications processors are enabling a range of new ways for consumers to…
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Microsoft Sued For Patent Infringement Over Kinect Controller Tech
Microsoft is being sued for patent infringement over motion-sensing technology used in its blockbuster gaming accessory, the Microsoft Kinect. Ohio-based Impulse Technology has filed a…
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Customers Sue AT&T To Block T-Mobile Acquisition
A handful of AT&T's customers are now fighting against its planned acquisition of T-Mobile. Law firm Bursor & Fisher filed lawsuits against AT&T on behalf…
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Dish Network To Shutter 200 More Blockbuster Stores
Dish Network on Thursday revealed plans to shutter 200 additional Blockbuster stores, dropping the number of nationwide locations to approximately 1,500. Dish won an auction…
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Personal Audio Goes For Round 2 After Winning Patent Decision Against Apple
Patent holding firm Personal Audio LLC is suing Apple for patent infringement surrounding IP covering playlist implementation on multiple Apple devices. The firm was recently…
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