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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Sprint To AT&T: You're Doing It Wrong
Following the lead set by its chief executive Dan Hesse, Sprint has been one of the most outspoken opponents of AT&T's proposed $39 billion T-Mobile…
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Apple And Samsung Attempting To Reconcile Patent Dispute
Executives at Apple and Samsung are attempting to reconcile their differences and settle the numerous patent disputes each company has filed recently, FierceWireless reports. Despite…
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Verizon Wireless To Intro Tiered Data Plans On July 7th According To Rumor [Updated]
Verizon Wireless will finally be shifting to the usage-based data plan structure we all knew was coming. Android enthusiast blog Droid Life on Monday reports…
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Top Marketing Exec At RIM Leaves For Samsung
Brian Wallace, the Vice President of digital marketing and media at Research In Motion, has reportedly left the BlackBerry maker for Samsung — the top…
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Apple Adds More Samsung Products To Copycat Lawsuit
In April, Apple filed a lawsuit against Samsung for intellectual property violations and alleged that Samsung's Galaxy S, Nexus S, Epic 4G, and Galaxy Tab…
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RIM Is Bloody But Not Dead Yet, RBC Says
In a note to investors Friday morning, RBC Capital Markets Managing Director Mike Abramsky lowered his target on shares of RIM stock from $45 to…
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Throwback Thursday: IBM
BGR's Throwback Thursday segment is typically reserved for extinct tech, but this week we make an exception. On June 16th, 1911 — one hundred years…
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Nokia Loses Patent Suit Against IPCom In U.K., Argues Otherwise
Nokia has lost a patent battle with a Germany-based IPCom that took place in a U.K. court, The Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday. "As far…
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Startups Vie For AT&T's Attention At New Innovation Center
AT&T on Wednesday gave the world its first look at the telecommunications giant's new International Innovation Center in Ra'anana, Israel. For the first time, Israeli…
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RIM Reports Q1 Earnings: Misses Analyst Estimates, Q2 Outlook Misses, Layoffs Coming
Research In Motion on Thursday reported earnings for the first quarter of fiscal 2012. After cutting its first-quarter outlook at the end of April, RIM's…
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Citigroup: 360,000 Credit Cards Compromised In Recent Hack
Remember Citigroup's recent security breach? The firm originally said that 200,000 accounts — 1% of its customers — were compromised, but now Citi is going…
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T-Mobile Intros 'More For Me' Daily Deals Android App
T-Mobile introduced a new Android application on Wednesday called "More for Me." The app offers T-Mobile customers with phones running Android 1.6 or later, daily…
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Dolby Sues RIM For Patent Infringement, Looks To Halt BlackBerry Sales
Dolby announced on Wednesday that it has filed patent infringement lawsuits against Waterloo, Canada-based Research In Motion in the U.S. and in Germany. The suit…
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Sony's Music Unlimited Service Now Available For Android
Sony's Music Unlimited service powered by Qriocity is now available for Android smartphones. The service originally made its debut in Europe back in December 2010…
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Garmin To Acquire Navigon
On Tuesday Garmin announced that Navigon's shareholders have signed an agreement for a Garmin subsidiary to purchase Germany-based Navigon. "This acquisition is a great complement…
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Barnes & Noble 'All-New NOOK' Review
Barnes & Noble took the wraps off of its latest eReader, the "All-New NOOK," just last month. Its grayscale screen strays from the NOOK Color,…
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Best Buy Q1 Earnings Beat The Street, Net Income Slides 12%
Shares of Best Buy stock jumped by as much as 7% Tuesday morning as the company reported results for the first fiscal quarter of 2012 that…
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Apple To Pay Nokia In Patent Settlement
On Tuesday Nokia announced that it has reached an agreement with Apple that "will result in settlement of all patent litigation between the companies," and…
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New Motorola Televation Enables Live-Streaming TV Around Your Home
Motorola Mobility announced the Televation on Monday, a new device that plugs into a Wi-Fi router and uses your home network to stream live television…
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32 'Anonymous' Hackers Detained By Turkish Police
More than 30 individuals allegedly associated with the hacker group "Anonymous" have been detained by Turkish police according to a report from the Turkish state…
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iCloud Communications Sues Apple Over 'iCloud' Trademark
A firm named iCloud Communications has filed a lawsuit against Apple over its "iCloud" trademark. Apple announced the new cloud storage and sync service dubbed…
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Verizon Announces Online Payment Partnership With Payfone
Verizon Wireless announced a new partnership with Payfone on Monday that will soon allow its customers using phones, tablets, and PCs to make online purchases…
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Apple Takes Lodsys Patent Fight To Court
A few weeks back, a patent-holding company called Lodsys began contacting developers and asking them to cough up money for using their in-app purchasing technology…
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ASUS Says EeePad Transformer Beats All Tablets In June, Besides iPad
According to Taiwan Economic News, ASUS' CEO Jerry Shen said that the company is poised to ship 300,000 units of its EeePad Transformer Android tablet…
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PC Sales Will Slow In 2011 Due In Part To iPad, Other Tablets
Market research firm Gartner on Wednesday said that growth of PC sales would slow to 9.3% in 2011 as consumers reduce spending and hold onto…
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Apple's iOS 5 Notifications Are Great, But webOS Is Still Better
When Apple finally added cut, copy and paste support to iOS, it made the long and painful wait its customers endured completely worthwhile. Apple's implementation…
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