Australian Court Overturns Samsung Tablet Ban In Apple Patent Case
Samsung recently won a appeal lawsuit against Apple in Australia that overturned a ban on sales of the Galaxy Tab 10.1 tablet in the country. An appeals…
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AT&T Granted Approval To Withdraw T-Mobile Merger Application From FCC
The Federal Communications Commission on Tuesday granted AT&T permission to withdraw its application to purchase T-Mobile USA for $39 billion. Two public policy groups, Public…
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HTC May Ignore Smartphone Sales Ban In Germany [Updated]
IPCom has reportedly moved to ban HTC from selling smartphones in Germany. HTC lost a patent lawsuit to IPCom in 2009 and recently decided not…
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Windows 8 May Be Too Late For Tablets, Forrester Says
The media had a positive response when Microsoft unveiled Windows 8 earlier this year, and consumers seemed to have a high level of interest in…
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Public Policy Groups Accuse AT&T Of Merger 'Gamesmanship,' Call For Release Of FCC Docs
Putting it simply, AT&T's planned purchase of T-Mobile USA is beginning to sound like a game of chess (with a sprinkle of politics, of course).…
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Static Bug Plaguing iPhone 4S Users Could Be Hardware Issue
It has been a month and a half since Apple released its record-setting iPhone 4S and users are still plagued by a series of bugs…
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More Than 50 Ultrabooks Expected To Debut During CES
Last year more than 100 tablets were unveiled during the Consumer Electronics Show and this year it appears the focus could shift to Intel-powered ultrabooks.…
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Siri's First Real Competition Hits Android Phones Today [Video]
Apple's Siri represents the birth of a new breed of voice-controlled smartphone assistant services, and it is only a matter of time before other companies…
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Apple iPhone Spontaneously Combusts Aboard Flight In Australia
An Apple iPhone spontaneously began smoking and emitting a red glow while aboard an airplane in Australia. Passengers aboard Regional Express flight ZL319 were welcomed to…
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Windows Phones May Soon Become Available In China
Microsoft is reportedly in talks to partner with Chinese retailer Suning in an effort to distribute Windows Phones throughout the country. Suning has more than…
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HTC Faces Smartphone Ban In Germany
HTC's German subsidiaries may soon be barred from selling smartphones in the country following HTC's recent decision to forgo an appeal to a patent lawsuit won…
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ASUS Transformer Prime Said To Launch On December 8th
Android fans could have a big day coming up next week as three sought-after devices are rumored to be launching on December 8th. According to a recent…
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Black Friday 2011 Spending Sets New Record
Early reports from three separate firms suggest that Black Friday retail sales set a new record in 2011. Online sales growth was massive according to…
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AT&T May Divest 40% Of T-Mobile USA Assets In Last Bid To Win Merger Approval
AT&T may propose to divest as much as 40% of T-Mobile USA's assets in an effort to win approval from the Department of Justice in…
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BlackBerry Bold 9790 Launch Causes Mayhem, 90 Injured In Indonesia [Video]
A 50% discount on the just-launched BlackBerry Bold 9790 had mall shoppers in a frenzy in Jakarta, Indonesia on Friday. Reportedly, as many as 90…
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Australian Galaxy Tab 10.1 Ban 'Not Terribly Fair' To Samsung, Appeals Judge Says
An appeals judge in Australia recently said that a ruling which banned Samsung's local subsidiaries from selling the Galaxy Tab 10.1 was unfair to Samsung.…
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Apple Leads In Loyalty: 84% Of iPhone Users, 60% Of Android Users Plan To Stay Loyal, Study Finds
Wireless users who currently own an iPhone are more likely to stay loyal to their current smartphone platform than owners of any other OS, a…
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RIM Offers Free PlayBook Tablets To Enterprise Customers
Research In Motion on Thursday announced a new promotion that will make its BlackBerry PlayBook tablet available to enterprise customers for free. Businesses that upgrade…
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Microsoft Kinect-Enabled TVs Could Go Head-To-Head With Apple's Rumored HDTV
Microsoft's Kinect motion and voice control system, currently available for the Xbox 360 and soon for Windows PCs, may soon be built into televisions. Microsoft is…
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Sales Of Apple's iPhone 4S Stall In South Korea As Handset Is Deemed 'Uncompetitive'
Sales of Apple's iPhone 4S have reportedly been surprisingly slow in South Korea, where wireless customers are reportedly disappointed with the phone's poor performance and…
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AT&T Withdraws FCC Application For T-Mobile Merger
AT&T said Thursday that it has withdrawn its application from the Federal Communications Commission to acquire T-Mobile USA. AT&T and Deutsche Telekom said they will…
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Black Friday 2011: Plan Your Attack
Brick and mortar shopaholics have so few places to turn for an adrenaline rush these days thanks to the advent of online shopping, but Black…
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Microsoft Lync Coming Soon To Windows Phone, Android, BlackBerry, And iOS
Microsoft will soon launch Lync enterprise chat applications for iOS, Windows Phone, Android and BlackBerry devices. Australian tech enthusiast Gary Holden asked Microsoft's official Australia Twitter…
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Nokia Siemens To Slash 17,000 Jobs By 2013 In Restructuring Move
After Nokia and Siemens failed to sell Nokia Siemens Networks, the joint venture announced on Wednesday that it will cut 17,000 jobs around the globe…
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Apple's Television Said To Launch In Mid-2012 As Competition Begins To Panic
Apple's competition is scrambling as it attempts to figure out exactly what the company has in store for the television industry next year, one analyst…
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Quad-Core ASUS Transformer Prime Tablet Now Available For Pre-Order
The highly anticipated sequel to ASUS' convertible Android tablet, the Eee Pad Transformer, is now available for pre-order in North America. Set for release some…
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China Overtakes U.S. As World's Largest Smartphone Market
China has overtaken the United States as the world's top smartphone market by volume according to new data released on Wednesday. Market research firm Strategy…
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