Apple Seeks Preliminary Injunction To Halt Sale Of Four Samsung Devices
Apple on Friday asked the U.S District Court in San Jose to issue a preliminary injunction that would halt the sale of four Samsung devices…
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RIM Responds To Open Letter Published By BGR
RIM on Thursday released its response to an open letter published exclusively by BGR. The letter, which was written by a senior RIM executive, pleads…
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Skype For Android Updated With Video Calling Support [Video]
Skype announced on Wednesday that its Android application now supports video calling on select devices. The application is particularly attractive because it allows mobile users…
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HP Needs Touch-To-Share More Than You Might Think
In my review of the HP TouchPad, which we published last night, I went off on a tangent about the "touch-to-share" functionality Hewlett-Packard introduced with…
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PayPal President Says We Won't Need Wallets By 2015
In a blog post that announced PayPal now has 100 million active accounts, PayPal president Scott Thompson also discussed the future of the mobile payment…
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Samsung Asks ITC To Block Import Of Apple iPhone, iPad, And iPod Touch
Earlier this week Samsung filed a complaint with ITC against Apple and asked the government agency to block the import of Apple's iPod, iPhone, and…
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HP TouchPad Review
It has been exactly 140 days since Hewlett-Packard first unveiled the TouchPad, and I think of it as the first device to emerge from a…
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Facing Criticisms, Apple Posts Final Cut Pro X FAQ
After facing criticisms from the professional community over several changes in Final Cut Pro X, Apple has updated its website with a new frequently asked…
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Google+, Google's Answer To Facebook, Is Finally Here [Video]
Google on Tuesday finally took the wraps off of its answer to the social steamroller that is Facebook, and it's called Google+. While Google has…
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When Will Verizon's Blistering 4G LTE Slow Down?
Let's face it... not all 4G is created equal. When Verizon Wireless' LTE launched in its first few markets last year, bloggers and media saw blazing…
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Microsoft Launches Cloud-Based Office 365
Moments ago, Microsoft officially released its new cloud-based Office product, Office 365, which will compete directly with Google Docs. The Office 365 suite, which has…
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Sprint CEO Dan Hesse Working With State Regulators To Block AT&T's T-Mobile Acquisition
Sprint's CEO Dan Hesse has been a staunch opponent to AT&T's planned $39 billion acquisition of T-Mobile. He has already proclaimed that the merger would…
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Teenage Girl In China Offers To Sell Virginity For iPhone 4
A teenage girl in China has offered up her virginity in exchange for an iPhone 4, Chinese news site Biznewschina reports. The young girl recently…
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TomTom Lowers Guidance Again As Customers Seek Cheap, Converged Navigation Solutions
TomTom on Monday lowered its 2011 financial outlook again as consumer interest in dedicated navigation devices dwindles. Despite beating second-quarter revenue estimates, the Dutch company…
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As Analysts And Investors Jump Ship, Macquarie Sees Opportunity In RIM
Following first-quarter earnings that sent investors and the media into a tizzy, analyst coverage of RIM has been fairly monotone. The consensus? The company is…
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iCloud Services, Including 'iCloud Mail,' Will Be Accessible On The Web
According to Apple's new MobileMe transition FAQ page, users will be able to access their iCloud services from the web. Specifically, the site says: Will…
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Android 3.1-Powered Google TV 2.0 And 'Fishtank' Developer Program Detailed
The original Google TV products were met by lukewarm reviews at best, and according to Geek.com, the search giant is hard at work on its…
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FTC May Subpoena Google In Anti-Trust Investigation
The Federal Communications Commission may subpoena Google during the next five days as part of an anti-trust investigation related to the company's search and web…
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Apple Files New Patent Suit Against Samsung
Apple on Friday filed a new patent infringement lawsuit in South Korea alleging that multiple Samsung products are infringing its patents. "It is no coincidence…
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MacBook Air Q3 Sales To Double Combined Sales Of All Macs Last Quarter, Report Claims
Apple plans to ship more than 8 million MacBook Air computers in the third quarter of 2011, DigiTimes claims in a new report on Friday.…
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New Advancement In Nanotechnology Could Help Keep Gadgets Juiced Without Wall Chargers
What if you could charge your phone by simply tapping on the touchscreen display — never having to worry about plugging it in — or…
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Symbian Is Officially No Longer Nokia's Problem
What a long, strange trip it's been, and now it's almost over. Nokia may not be done building and selling Symbian smartphones, but at least…
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Sprint Dangles Discounts To Lure Away AT&T, T-Mobile Customers
Are you an AT&T or T-Mobile small business customer? Sprint wants your business, and it's offering some pretty compelling discounts to woo you. A leaked…
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Judge Denies Samsung Access To Unreleased iPad, iPhone
According to FOSS Patents, a judge in the U.S. District Court in the Northern District of California has ruled that Samsung cannot view Apple's next-generation…
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Apple's iCloud Senior Manager Quits To Join Startup
Apple's senior manager in charge of its new iCloud solution has left the company to join online healthcare startup HealthTeacher. John Herbold held senior positions on the…
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Verizon Expanding 4G LTE Footprint On July 21st
Verizon Wireless announced on Tuesday that it will expand its 4G LTE network to cover several new markets on July 21st. The following areas will…
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AT&T Intros $50 Unlimited GoPhone Plan
On Tuesday AT&T officially announced that its customers can now sign up for a $50 unlimited GoPhone plan that includes unlimited text, talk, and web…
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