Court Orders Steve Jobs To Answer Questions In iTunes Antitrust Case
A federal judge has ordered Apple CEO Steve Jobs to court where he will have to answer questions pertaining to an antitrust case. Filed in 2005, the…
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iPhone 5 With 4-Inch Display, Metal Chassis May Launch In Q3
A report on Tuesday from Chinese financial paper China Times suggests that Apple's next-generation smartphone has entered trial production and is scheduled for a third-quarter…
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Amazon Appstore For Android Goes Live
Amazon on Tuesday announced the launch of its new on-device and Web-based Android application hub, the Amazon Appstore. As a direct rival to Google's own Android…
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HTC EVO 3D And EVO View 4G Tablet Appear On Sprint Website
At this point there's little doubt Sprint will be announcing these two exciting devices later today at its media event — which we'll be covering…
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Verizon Wireless CEO Says Company Has No Interest In Buying Sprint
Verizon Wireless CEO Daniel Mead said on Monday that the company has no interest in a merger with Sprint, a notion that had been tossed…
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Live From Samsung's Mobile Unpacked Event!
Good morning from Samsung's CTIA 2011 Mobile Unpacked event. The company has not been shy about throwing its "78910" event tagline around, so we think…
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Live From CTIA Wireless' Day 1 Keynote!
Greetings from CTIA Wireless 2011! The conference is about to officially kickoff, and what better way to start an event than with a keynote. While…
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T-Mobile Sidekick 4G Hands-On!
As tech writers we get to play with a ton of phones, but nothing really takes us back to our high school days like playing…
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Hands-On With T-Mobile's Nokia Astound
We just met up with Nokia and T-Mobile to check out the Astound, also known as the C7, which is the first Symbian^3 device to…
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Microsoft Sues Barnes & Noble, Foxconn Over Android eReader
Redmond software giant Microsoft has announced it will file suit against Barnes & Noble, Foxconn, and Inventec for patent infringement. The three, seemingly unrelated companies collaborate to manufacture…
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Samsung Announces Galaxy Tab 8.9 Android Honeycomb Tablet
Samsung wasn't exactly coy about its plans to launch an 8.9-inch Galaxy Tab during CTIA this week, and that's exactly what it just did. On…
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Sprint Announces HTC EVO View 4G Tablet
On Tuesday at the CTIA Wireless tradeshow in Orlando, Florida, Sprint announced that it will carry a 4G WiMAX version of the HTC Flyer tablet,…
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Sprint Unveils HTC EVO 3D Smartphone
As was expected, Sprint officially unveiled the HTC EVO 3D during its press conference at the CTIA tradeshow in Orlando Tuesday. The EVO 3D is an…
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iPhone 5 NFC Rumors Take The Stage Again Following New Report
Rumors surrounding an NFC-equipped iPhone from Apple date back to last summer, when Apple hired NFC expert Benjamin Vigier as its Commerce Product Manager. Speculation…
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Supersized Smartphone Popularity Surges In 2010, NPD Group Claims
Market research firm The NPD Group on Monday published the latest data surrounding sales of supersized smartphones in the U.S. Using its "Mobile Phone Track,"…
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T-Mobile: We Do Not Offer The iPhone
As customer questions surrounding the proposed AT&T and T-Mobile merger mount, the latter has published a customer-facing frequently asked questions page in an effort to…
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Sprint Confirms Froyo Updates For Epic 4G, Galaxy Tab
Sprint on Monday confirmed that two of its popular Android devices, the Samsung Epic 4G and the Samsung Galaxy Tab, will receive software updates this…
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In Proposed Merger With AT&T, T-Mobile Customers Win
While AT&T customers can clearly see the benefits of a merger with T-Mobile, customers of the company being acquired are having a difficult time seeing…
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AT&T Intends To Use T-Mobile's AWS Spectrum For LTE
On a call with investors Monday morning, AT&T confirmed its plans to use the AWS spectrum gained in the potential T-Mobile acquisition for its 4G…
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The Death Of Plastic: BGR Talks NFC With MasterCard VP James Anderson
The mobile payment revolution is coming. Within the next five years, there is a very good chance you will be paying for goods and services…
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Xobni For Gmail Hits Beta, Android/iPhone Apps Coming Soon
Today Xobni, the company behind the popular inbox management software with the same name, announced that it will begin offering a beta browser-plugin for Chrome…
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Samsung Epic 4G To Get Froyo Update - Again - Along With Galaxy Tab, Transform
Several Samsung devices offered by Sprint — including the Epic 4G — are set to get software updates this coming Monday, March 21st, according to…
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EMC Security Division Hacked; RSA Products Used By Government, Military Potentially At Risk
In a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), information management company EMC admitted that an "extremely sophisticated" attack was in progress against its computer network. Specifically…
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AT&T Cracks Down On Tethering Cheaters
AT&T has started to issue warnings to customers unofficially tethering their smartphones to its network. In an email to unauthorized tetherers, the company writes, "Our…
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Google Still Top Dog In U.S. Online Video Market
Google still reigns supreme in the U.S. online video market, according to new data released Thursday by comScore. There were more than 5.0 billion U.S.…
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Apple Calls Foul On Web Browser Speed Test
Earlier today, we told you about a study conducted by Blaze Software comparing the native browser speeds in Apple's iOS and Google's Android. The results of…
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Facebook For BlackBerry 2.0 Beta Launches With Facebook Chat
RIM has made Facebook for BlackBerry, version 2.0, available via its BlackBerry Beta World portal. The latest update includes support for Facebook Chat and messages —…
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