Sony, NBC Universal And Fox Employees Caught Illegally Using BitTorrent
Considering all of the concerns major music and movie studios have over piracy and file sharing, one would think the studios could at least manage…
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Amazon To Sell 6 Million Kindle Fire Tablets, 8 Million eReaders In Q4
Amazon's Kindle Fire is a smash hit, with fourth-quarter sales that may exceed even the most lofty estimates reported ahead of the tablet's recent launch.…
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Apple May Be Tweaking Policies In Effort To Attract Advertisers To iAd
Apple may be implementing a number of changes to its iAd mobile advertising platform in an effort to attract more advertisers and to compete more…
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Judge Approves AT&T/DOJ Request For Antitrust Suit Delay
Judge Ellen Huvelle approved a joint request by AT&T and the Department of Justice to delay a lawsuit regarding AT&T's planned purchase of T-Mobile USA.…
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Apple And Google Dominate Smartphone Space While Others Scramble
Google's Android platform and Apple's iOS dominated the U.S. smartphone space in 2011 while a number of companies that helped shape the market as we…
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Microsoft Bumps Windows Phone Head Andy Lees To New Role
Microsoft has moved Andy Lees, the head of its Windows Phone division, to a new position within the firm. AllThingsD broke the news but did…
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AT&T Asks Justice Department To Delay Court Proceedings
AT&T said Monday that it, along with Deutsche Telekom, has asked Judge Ellen Huvelle to delay any further court hearings regarding AT&T's planned $39 billion…
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All AT&T iPhones On Sale At RadioShack Starting Sunday
BGR has learned that RadioShack will be offering a limited-time sale on all AT&T iPhone 4S and iPhone 4 models beginning Sunday, December 11th. The…
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Justice Department To Postpone Or Dismiss Case Against AT&T
The Justice Department intends to file a motion next week to delay or dismiss its lawsuit against AT&T's planned acquisition of T-Mobile USA. The DOJ…
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Sales Of Apple's iPhone, iPad Banned By German Court [Updated]
A ruling handed down on Friday by the Mannheim Regional Court in Germany could see sales of Apple's iOS devices banned across Europe. The judgement…
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Samsung Scores Another Win As Australian Tablet Ban Is Overturned
A ban that prevented Samsung's local subsidiaries from marketing and selling the Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablet in Australia was lifted on Friday, marking another victory…
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Samsung Loses Bid To Block iPhone 4S Sales In France
A French court on Thursday decided against issuing an injunction that would have barred Apple from selling the iPhone 4S in France, Bloomberg reports. The…
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Kindle Fire Likely A 'Blazing Success' Despite Lukewarm Reviews, Morgan Stanley Says
Amazon launched its Kindle Fire on November 14th, and reviews seem to be split evenly into two camps. One group says Amazon's debut tablet falls…
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As Adobe Flash Fades From Mobile Phones, HTML5 Adoption Already Exploding
Adobe announced last month that it was finally putting an end to its efforts with Flash Player for mobile devices, deciding to instead focus on…
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Verizon Considered Hulu Buy, May Challenge Netflix Streaming Service Next Year
Verizon CEO Lowell McAdam recently took the stage during a UBS conference in New York where he explained that Verizon once considered purchasing Hulu. McAdam did…
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AT&T Expects Record Smartphone Sales In Q4; LTE Hits New York This Month
AT&T on Wednesday announced that it expects to sell a record number of smartphones in the fourth quarter. Speaking at the UBS Media & Communications Conference…
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iPhone 4S Best-Selling Phone At Three Top U.S. Carriers In November, Samsung Sales Strong
Apple's iPhone 4S was the best-selling smartphone at Verizon Wireless, AT&T and Sprint in November according to a report released Monday night by Canaccord Genuity.…
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European Commission To Investigate Apple, eBook Publishers In Antitrust Probe
The European Commission announced Tuesday that it has opened formal proceedings to investigate whether or not major eBook publishers, possibly "with the help of Apple,"…
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Comcast To Sell Verizon Wireless Products In 4 Markets In Early 2012
Comcast president Neil Smit confirmed during a UBS investor conference on Monday that his company will begin to bundle Verizon Wireless products with its services…
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Apple's Grand Central Store To Open Friday
Apple confirmed on its website Monday that its brand new 23,000-square-foot retail store in New York City's Grand Central Terminal will open on Friday, December…
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Samsung Puts $200 Million Aside For Patent Spats With Apple
Samsung CEO Choi Gee-sung on Monday said that his company is ramping up its defense against Apple in 2012. Speaking to The Korea Times, Samsung's chief…
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$6 Billion In 'Cyber Week' Sales Sets New Record
Online spending during the week ending on December 2nd totalled nearly $6 billion according to comScore, setting a new single-week record. The market research firm…
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U.S. Judge Denies Apple's Attempt To Ban Samsung Galaxy Device Sales
A United States judge has denied Apple's formal request for an injunction against Samsung's Galaxy family of smartphones and tablets. "It is not clear that…
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Apple, Samsung And Six More Companies Sued Over Carrier IQ Scandal
Apple, HTC, Samsung, Motorola, AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile and Carrier IQ have been sued in a federal court by what the lawyers involved have deemed a…
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Kindle Fire To Be Second Hottest Tablet Behind iPad In Q4
Amazon's Kindle Fire will be the second most popular tablet in the world this quarter according to new projections published on Friday by market research…
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Lawsuits Filed Against HTC, Samsung And Carrier IQ
Class action lawsuits have been filed against Samsung, HTC and Carrier IQ. Carrier IQ has been in the spotlight after a security expert revealed that…
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S&P Cuts HP Credit Rating On Lack Of Strategy, Management Turnover
Credit rating agency Standard & Poor's downgraded Hewlett-Packard's credit rating earlier this week, citing poor policies, a high turnover rate among top executives and an…
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