Intel Kills MeeGo In Favor Of Tizen
Intel announced on Wednesday that it will be shifting its efforts from MeeGo to the new "Tizen" mobile operating system recently announced by The Linux…
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Nielsen: AT&T Smartphone Users More Likely To Be Satisfied Than Users On Other Carriers
A recent Mobile Insights report from research firm Nielsen suggests that AT&T customers are more satisfied with their phones than any other carrier customer in…
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Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 Hands-On
We received our Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 review unit on Tuesday, and we've spent the better part of this afternoon tooling around and getting a…
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Apple's iPhone 5 Said To Launch On October 14th
Apple will launch its next-generation iPhone 5 in five initial markets on October 14th according to a new report from Macotakara. The site, which has a…
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Apple iPad 2 Order Cuts In Q4 Reportedly Confirmed
Claims that surfaced on Monday suggesting Apple had cut iPad 2 orders for the fourth quarter have reportedly been confirmed. JP Morgan analysts Mark Moskowitz and Gokul…
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Feds Investigating Motorola Solutions For Alleged Bribery
The U.S. Department of Justice and the Securities and Exchange Commission are investigating Motorola Solutions on suspicion of bribery, The Wall Street Journal reported on…
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Developer Says Microsoft Lied To Government About Windows Phone Location Tracking
A developer has revealed evidence that Windows Phone devices collect and transmit user location data before users have given the phones permission to do so.…
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Alleged LulzSec Hacker Dreamt Of A Career With The NSA Or DoD Prior To Arrest
Cody Kretsinger, the alleged LulzSec member who was arrested in Arizona last week, was a student at the University of Advancing Technology in Arizona with…
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Retailers Begin Slashing Prices On BlackBerry PlayBook Tablet [Updated]
Research In Motion's retail partners have begun slashing prices on the BlackBerry PlayBook tablet in an effort to bolster unimpressive sales. RIM co-CEO Jim Balsillie…
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Samsung's Fastest-Selling Smartphone Hits New Milestone: 10 Million GALAXY S II Phones Sold
Samsung on Sunday announced that its GALAXY S II line of smartphones has reached a new milestone. Just eight weeks after the South Korea-based vendor…
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Motorola DROID RAZR (Spyder), ATRIX 2, XOOM 2 And XOOM 2 Media Edition Tablet Leaked
Motorola may have big plans for the holiday season, at least according to a few new leaks from This is my next. Official press shots…
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Apple Reportedly Cuts iPad Orders By 25% For Q4 - Or Production Shifts To Brazil
Apple has reportedly cut its fourth-quarter iPad orders to China-based manufacturing partners by 25%, JP Morgan analysts Mark Moskowitz and Gokul Hariharan wrote in a research…
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Android Adoption Doubled iOS Over Past Three Months, Nielsen Finds
Twice as many consumers in the U.S. purchased Android smartphones compared to Apple's iPhone over the past three months, according to new data just released…
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Blockbuster Movie Pass Streams Unlimited Content, But Only For Dish Subscribers
Dish Network on Friday announced the upcoming availability of Blockbuster Movie Pass, an unlimited video streaming service akin to Netflix's "Watch Instantly." Beginning October 1st,…
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Samsung Promises To Turn Up The Heat In Patent Battle With Apple
A Samsung executive has gone on record in stating that the South Korea-based electronics giant plans to take a more active role in combating Apple…
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SIMPLE Mobile Intros All-You-Can-Eat Talk, Text And Web Plans Starting At $40
SIMPLE Mobile announced on Friday that its customers can now sign up for several new plans, including a $40 unlimited nationwide talk, text and web…
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Google Testing MVNO Waters, Preparing To Battle Carriers [Updated]
Google may be preparing to take its mobile efforts to the next level as it tests a Google-branded MVNO in Spain. Unconfirmed reports accompanied by…
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New CEO Whitman Happy With HP's Current Strategy Despite Investor Unrest
Meg Whitman may have assumed the role of CEO with HP on Thursday after Leo Apotheker was ousted, but that does not mean the company's…
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IPhone 5 Display Defect Could Lead To Short Supply At Launch
A defect found in some iPhone 5 display panels may result in short supply next month, suggesting that Apple's iPhone launch may once again be…
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Blockbuster Again Targets Netflix, Readies Streaming Service
Former home entertainment heavyweight Blockbuster is preparing to unveil a new streaming media service later today that will aim to take a bite out of…
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Former eBay Chief Meg Whitman Replaces Apotheker As HP CEO
Former eBay CEO Meg Whitman has officially replaced Leo Apotheker as the CEO of HP. Unlike Apotheker, Whitman has experience working in the consumer market…
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AT&T: Sprint Has Been Lying For Months About Motives For Opposing T-Mobile Merger
The already-bloody battle over AT&T's proposed $39 billion acquisition of T-Mobile USA recently became an all-out war. Sprint has been vocal with its opposition of…
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No More Lulz: FBI Arrests LulzSec Hackers Following Nationwide Manhunt
The FBI has arrested at least two alleged members of "LulzSec" and "Anonymous," FoxNews reported on Thursday. One LulzSec hacker was arrested at a technical school…
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iPad 3, LTE iPhone Promise 'Monster' Apple Earnings Next Year
Is Apple's product pipeline too full of home runs to fail? The release of the iPhone 5, a second entry-level iPhone, the next iPad and…
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Sprint Confirms It Will Cap Mobile Hotspot Data For Smartphones Beginning October 2nd
Sprint on Thursday confirmed that it will soon introduce a data cap tied to its mobile hotspot add-on for smartphone users. Currently, Sprint subscribers with…
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Gartner: Apple's iPad Still Has No Competition This Holiday Season
Apple's wildly popular iPad 2 will have "free run" in the tablet market this holiday season according to market research firm Gartner. As many Apple…
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Sprint CEO Suggests AT&T Can't Buy T-Mobile, Only Sprint Can Buy T-Mobile
Sprint CEO Dan Hesse has been an outspoken opponent of AT&T's proposed $39 billion acquisition of T-Mobile USA since it was announced earlier this year.…
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