Over 200 Million iOS Devices Sold, 25 Million iPads
Apple just confirmed during WWDC 2011 that it has sold 200 million iOS devices to date, including 25 million iPads. The iTunes store has also…
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BlackBerry PlayBook Now Available From Sprint For $499
We had heard early rumors, but now it's official — the 16GB Wi-Fi edition of RIM's BlackBerry PlayBook is now available from Sprint for $499.99.…
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Sprint To Launch HTC EVO 3D ($199.99), EVO View 4G ($399.99) On June 24th
Sprint on Monday announced pricing and availability for the two latest addition to its successful EVO line of Android devices. Both the HTC EVO 3D…
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We're Live From WWDC 2011!
BGR has landed on the left coast to bring you live coverage of one of the most anticipated tech events of the year: Apple's Worldwide…
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Live From Apple's WWDC 2011 Keynote With Steve Jobs!
Welcome one and all to BGR's live coverage of Apple's WWDC 2011 keynote! Apple CEO Steve Jobs is on hand to unveil the latest Apple…
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LG CEO Predicts Difficult Handset Turnaround In Q2
Speaking to reporters on Thursday, LG CEO Koo Bon-Joon said it would be difficult to turn around the company's current struggle in the handset business…
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Sony Pictures Website Hacked, 1 Million Accounts Compromised
Hackers from a group called LulzSec announced on Thursday that they had breached sonypictures.com, the website belonging to Sony-owned studio Sony Pictures. The group claims…
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Adobe CEO Says Flash Feud With Apple Is Finished
Speaking during the D9 conference in California on Thursday, Adobe's CEO, Shantanu Narayen said that his company's feud with Apple, which was a result of…
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Chinese Boy Sells Kidney To Buy An iPad 2
Here at BGR, we're constantly amazed at how long people are willing to wait in line on launch day for new Apple products. As it…
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An Exec Recounts The Moment Nokia's Burning Platform Scorched MeeGo
Bloomberg's new cover story, titled "Stephen Elop's Nokia Adventure," takes an in depth look at Nokia, its CEO and its "epic fail." Peppered with great moments, one…
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TI Announces 1.8GHz Dual-Core OMAP4470 Mobile Processor
Texas Instruments on Thursday unveiled its latest mobile processor, the 1.8GHz dual-core OMAP4470, from the annual Computex trade show in Taipei, Taiwan. The new CPU is…
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Ticonderoga: iPhone 4 Shipments To Beat Q3 Projections, iPhone 5 Launch Set For September
In a note to investors on Thursday, Ticonderoga Securities analyst Brian White raised his earlier projection for iPhone shipments in the June quarter. Following discussions with contacts…
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Microsoft Demos Tablet-Friendly Windows 8 At D9 Conference
During the D9 conference in California, Microsoft's Steven Sinofsky began showing off Redmond's upcoming Windows 8 operating system, fully optimized for tablets. According to AllThingsD,…
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Barnes & Noble Shipping New NOOK Now
On Wednesday Barnes & Noble announced that it is now shipping its brand new NOOK eReader to customers who pre-ordered the device, and that new…
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Twitter Intros Photo-Sharing, Revamped Search [Video]
Twitter on Wednesday unveiled two new services tied to its massively popular social network. The first is one that companies like ImageShack and Twitpic will…
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With Possible Nokia Deal, Microsoft Could Try To Become The Next Apple
Apple, a company many said had repeatedly delayed the development and launch of the iPhone for fear that it might cannibalize its iPod business, is now a…
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Nokia's Downward Spiral: Microsoft Deal 'Unlikely To Be Successful,' Analyst Says
Bernstein Research analyst Pierre Ferragu didn't say that Nokia should go back to making boots in his note to investors on Wednesday, but he came…
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Cell Phones Are 'Possibly Carcinogenic,' WHO Report Says
According to a new report from the World Health Organization's International Agency for Research on Cancer, "radio frequency electromagnetic fields" are "possibly carcinogenic to humans…
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U.S. CIO Vivek Kundra Working To Allow Consumer Devices In Government
Remember back in 2009 when it was a big security concern that Obama wanted to continue using his BlackBerry instead of a more secure Sectera Edge…
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Apple iWork Now Available For iPhone And iPod Touch
Apple on Tuesday officially announced that its iWork productivity applications, including Keynote, Pages, and Numbers, are now available for the iPhone and iPod touch. Apple…
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AT&T Announces Android Powered Pantech Crossover
AT&T officially announced the Pantech Crossover on Tuesday, Pantech's first Android smartphone. The Crossover is powered by a 600MHz processor, runs Android 2.2 (Froyo), sports…
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Steve Jobs To Unveil iOS 5, iCloud, OS X Lion At WWDC Next Week
Apple confirmed on Tuesday that CEO Steve Jobs will be on hand at the company's Worldwide Developer Conference next week to unveil Apple's next-generation software.…
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Nokia Stock Plummets As Company Lowers Second-Quarter, Full-Year Guidance
Shares of Nokia stock plummeted by as much as 12% on Tuesday as the Finnish cell phone maker lowered its second-quarter and full-year guidance for…
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Sony PlayStation Network To Be Fully Restored By This Weekend In Most Regions
Sony on Tuesday stated that services associated with its PlayStation Network will be fully restored by the end of this week in all regions outside…
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ViewSonic Outs ViewPad 7x Android Tablet
During the Computex trade show in Taipei on Monday, ViewSonic officially took the wraps off of its ViewPad 7x Android tablet. We had heard mumblings…
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HTC Has 12-Megapixel Windows Phone In The Works
When Nokia reintroduces itself to the world as a Windows Phone maker later this year, many anticipate that the company will instantly steal the limelight…
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Samsung Preps 4G LTE Galaxy Tab For 2011, Galaxy S III For First Half Of 2012
It's one thing to acknowledge that consumer electronics product lifespans are always shrinking, but it's another thing entirely for a gadget maker to tell you…
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