Analyst Boosts Q1 iPhone Shipment Estimates To More Than 30 Million Units
Susquehanna issued a note to its clients on Wednesday in which the firm said it is increasing its iPhone shipment forecast for Apple's first fiscal…
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Intel Shows Off First Medfield-Powered Android Phone With Blu-Ray Quality Video Playback
Intel's intention to enter the smartphone and tablet space with a bang has been widely reported, but the company recently showed off the first smartphones…
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Jobs's Passing And Fear Of Stalled Innovation Prompt Apple To Enter Israel, Former Exec Says
News emerged earlier this week that Apple had acquired Israel-based fabless chip maker Anobit for as much as $500 million. Beyond the team and flash memory…
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ITC Finds Motorola Mobility Guilty Of Infringing On Microsoft Patent
The United States International Trade Commission ruled late Tuesday that Motorola Mobility is guilty of infringing on one of Microsoft's patents. The patent is related…
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LightSquared Demands Approval From FCC
LightSquared on Tuesday issued a letter to the Federal Communications Commission ostensibly demanding approval to build out its 4G LTE network. LightSquared executive vice president of regulatory affairs…
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RIM Reportedly Rejected Takeover Talks With Amazon This Summer
Research In Motion reportedly cut short takeover talks with Amazon and other companies, preferring to instead attempt to solve its own financial woes. Reuters broke news of…
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Google Freezes Nexus S Ice Cream Sandwich Rollout In Some Areas
Nexus S owners may notice that the new Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update, which began rolling out on Friday, isn't properly installing after the…
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AT&T May Eye Dish Network Acquisition For Much-Needed Spectrum
AT&T is in such need of spectrum following the collapse of its planned acquisition of T-Mobile USA, that one analyst thinks the carrier may soon seek…
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Inspired By Siri's Success, Nuance Acquires Vlingo
Nuance announced on Tuesday that it plans to acquire Vlingo, a voice-to-text and voice recognition technology firm that was once the subject of a Nuance…
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T-Mobile USA To Receive AWS Spectrum And A 3G Roaming Deal From AT&T Breakup
Deutsche Telekom recently detailed the breakup terms AT&T agreed to following the deterioration of its planned acquisition of T-Mobile USA. Deutsche Telekom will receive $3…
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Gamefly Launches Free 'Unlimited PC Play' Public Beta
Gamefly announced on Tuesday that its "Unlimited PC Play" beta client is now available for free for all Gamefly members. We first heard about Gamefly's…
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Chrome 15 Surpasses IE 8 As World's Most Popular Browser
Google's Chrome 15 browser is now the most popular browser build in the world. New data from StatCounter suggests that Chrome 15 recently reached a…
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Samsung Overtakes Apple In Australia Despite Patent Attacks, Becomes No.1 Phone Vendor
As Samsung continues to field repeated patent-related strikes from Apple in Australia and around the world, the Cupertino-based company's aggressive stance seems to be having…
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Sony Sells 321,400 PlayStation Vitas In First Two Days
Sony's PlayStation Vita portable gaming system made its debut in Japan on Saturday and early sales estimates are beginning to trickle out. According to research firm…
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AT&T Cancels Plans To Acquire T-Mobile USA
AT&T on Monday announced that it has ended its bid to acquire T-Mobile USA from Deutsche Telecom. "The actions by the Federal Communications Commission and…
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HTC Responds To ITC Ruling, Says It Has A Solution Ready To Address Apple Patent Violations
HTC on Monday responded to a ruling from the United States International Trade Commission that will ban the import of several HTC devices beginning April…
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ITC Bans U.S. Import Of Multiple HTC Devices In Apple Patent Ruling
A judge with the United States International Trade Commission (ITC) ruled Monday that HTC is guilty of infringing Apple's patents in several devices. The ITC also ordered…
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Nokia To Issue Lumia 800 Battery Fix Early Next Year
Nokia's European support team has issued an official statement to those who have a Lumia 800 with poor battery life. "We immediately started to investigate…
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Skype Sponsors Free Wi-Fi In More Than 60 U.S. Airports During The Holidays
Flying home for the holidays and navigating through crowded airports — or facing flight delays, as is often the case — may be a hair…
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LTE Pricing May Drop As Much As 60% By 2016
The monthly price we pay for 4G LTE data could drop drastically over the next five years. Currently, 4G LTE networks are blazing fast but…
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Tablet Maker Fusion Garage Mysteriously Drops Off The Map
Fusion Garage, the small company behind the Grid10 tablet that was announced earlier this year, has mysteriously gone dark. Engadget first noted that the company's website…
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'Free Shipping Day' Pulls In $1.07 Billion As 2011 Holiday Spending Tops $30 Billion
This past Friday will go down in the record books as another heavy spending day this holiday season. Consumers spent a total of $1.07 billion…
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Misguided Protesters Should 'Occupy' Apple, Former San Francisco Mayor Says
Protesters who are part of the Occupy Movement in San Francisco are misplacing their efforts according to former city mayor Willie Brown. In a column…
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Apple May Be Building Wearable iPods With Siri Support And Curved Glass
Apple may be secretly developing wearable iPods that offer full support for voice commands using the company's Siri software. Details surrounding the supposed project were…
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Apple Begins Pitching Voice-Controlled TV To Top Media Execs
Apple has reportedly met with top media executives to discuss the company's vision of the television market's future, suggesting that the company is moving full…
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Explosion At iPad Plant Injures 61 Workers
The safety of workers at electronics manufacturing plants has again been called into question on reports that 61 people were injured by an explosion at…
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Jurors In $1 Billion Microsoft Antitrust Suit Fail To Reach Verdict
Jurors in a Utah court failed to reach a verdict in an antitrust lawsuit filed against Microsoft more than six years ago. Software firm Novell…
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