Television Providers Considering Smaller, Cheaper TV Packages?
Cable and satellite television operators may be in talks with entertainment companies to develop new TV packages that offer fewer channels at a lower cost…
Read More-
-
Samsung Captivate To Launch On AT&T July 18th, $199
AT&T has just announced that the Samsung Captivate -- Ma' Bell's version of the Galaxy S -- will be available for purchase on July the 18th (T-minus…
Read More -
Motorola CHARM Specifications
Wednesday, T-Mobile and Motorola officially announced an Android 2.1 handset named the CHARM. While the press release was nice, it did lack a certain level of detail…
Read More -
The Pirate Bay Hacked, 4 Million User Names, Email Adresses, And IPs Accessed
Argentinian researcher Ch Russo and his gang of merry men have successfully hacked The Pirate Bay. Speaking with security blog Krebs On Security, Russo proved to have…
Read More -
HTC Provides Explanation For 30FPS Limitation Of The HTC EVO 4G
An HTC represesntative in attendance at the HTC Aria event in Chicago last night, reportedly provided some insight into the 30FPS limitation that has been reported…
Read More -
Borders Launches Kobo-Powered Online eBook Store
Borders dove head first into the eBook market today with the launch of its new eBook store. Powered by the Kobo eReading service, the online bookstore…
Read More -
Blockbuster To Be Delisted From The NYSE
Blockbuster continues its downward spiral as it has been suspended from trading and forced to delist from the NYSE effective next Wednesday. Currently trading at…
Read More -
Leaked Windows Phone 7 Smartphone From HTC: 4.5" Super AMOLED Display And 1.5GHz Processor
As with any leak, we suggest you approach this with a healthy amount of skepticism, but if a post made to PConline is to be…
Read More -
Google VP: Music Service To Launch In Q4 Alongside Android 3.0
According to Israeli newspaper Calcalist, Google VP of Engineer Gaurav Jain has gone on the record as stating that his company will launch its oft-rumored music…
Read More -
Apple Releases Statement About iPhone Reception, Fix Due In "A Few Weeks"
Apple has released a statement regarding reception issues with the iPhone 4. The statement, which is in letter format, cites the "formula" Apple uses "to…
Read More -
Nokia To Pass On Android, Focus On MeeGo And Symbian
Anssi Vanjoki, the head of Nokia's new Mobile Solutions unit, sat down with the Wall Street Journal on Thursday to discuss the future of Nokia's…
Read More -
Rumor: Apple Has A CDMA iPhone, Just Needs Verizon To Ink A Deal
Today, The Loop's Jim Dalrymple wrote an interesting article that should give a lot of confused people some perspective on this whole Verizon iPhone business.…
Read More -
UPDATED: Apple And AT&T Hit With First iPhone 4 Class Action Lawsuit
Giz got their hands We got our hands on an official court document that details the first (of we're sure many) class action lawsuits that…
Read More -
iPhone 4 Bars To Signal Strength Mapped, Antenna Issue Partially Explained
The folks at AnandTech just published their review of the iPhone 4 and took a close look at the antenna issue that is plaguing the…
Read More -
Chatr, Rogers' Unlimited Talk And Text Brand, Gets Official
Did we nail it or what? Today Rogers announced the creation of chatr, the low-cost wireless brand we exclusively told you about last week. Created…
Read More -
Android 3.0 Aka Gingerbread Gets Detailed
It's no secret that the next delicious chapter in Android will be made out of Gingerbread, but until today we didn't have much of an…
Read More -
Research Concludes That Tiered Data Plans Are A Win For Consumers
FierceWireless has a great article in which Roger Entner from The Nielsen Company breaks down smartphone data usage obtained from 60,000 cellphone bills. Apart from…
Read More -
Bloomberg: Verizon Launching iPhone In January
Verizon Wireless will be selling the iPhone in January, according to a report filed by Bloomberg. Representatives from both Apple and Verizon did not comment…
Read More -
Hulu Plus Gets Official: $9.99 Per Month, Supports iOS, TVs, Blu-Ray Players, And More
Announced earlier today after months of speculation, Hulu Plus has finally become official. For $9.99 per month, subscribers will be able to watch their favorite…
Read More -
T-Mobile Samsung Vibrant Available For Pre-Order July 1 From Radio Shack
We knew it was coming on the 21st of July, but a fresh press release has delivered T-Mobile Galaxy S fans some good news. You can pre-order…
Read More -
Google Feels Pressure, Stops Redirecting China Search Traffic To Hong Kong
In a statement released today, Google announced that it would stop redirecting search traffic from China's landing page google.cn to Hong Kong's page google.com.hk. Google…
Read More -
Short Film Shot And Edited On An iPhone 4 Should Scare The Pants Off Of Flip Video
We know there are a lot of doubting Thomases out there who think that the video capabilities of the iPhone 4 -- both recording in…
Read More -
AT&T Completes New York City 3G Network Upgrade
After away slaving for many months, AT&T announced today that it has completed its 3G network upgrades in the New York City region. Now a…
Read More -
Chrome Grabs #3 Spot In U.S. Browser Usage, Ousts Safari
For the first time since the browser's inception, Google's Chrome has overtaken Apple's Safari in percentage of U.S. market share. Web analytics company StatCounter reports Chrome…
Read More -
iOS 4.0.1 Software Update To Arrive On Monday With A Fix For iPhone Antenna Issue?
A circulating rumor suggests that Apple will be releasing an iOS update next week, perhaps as early as Monday, which will take care of the…
Read More -
Rogers To Launch Chatr, A New Low-End Brand To Compete With WIND
Forgive us for keeping this really short, but there's still a lot of information we don't know. Over the last few days, we've been hearing…
Read More -
Still Image Capture, iPhone 4 V. DROID X (Updated)
Last Friday, we published a very basic comparison of the iPhone 4 and DROID X 720p video capture modes. Some of you agreed with our…
Read More