BIS 3.0 Up And Running
If you noticed your BIS-enabled BlackBerry was quieter than usual late last night, here's the reason why: RIM's North American BIS servers were temporarily out…
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RIM Buys Out Viigo
Although the timing of the announcement is a bit of a surprise given that RIM's Wireless Enterprise Symposium kicks off in one month's time, Mark…
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Apple Rumored To Introduce iAd On April 7th
Steve Jobs and Eric Schmidt might have been able to put their differences aside yesterday as they enjoyed a cup of coffee, but the ol'…
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Hands On With Firefox Mobile For The Nokia N900
Thanks to Mozilla we got our hands on a Nokia N900 for a few weeks and had the opportunity to give its new Firefox Mobile…
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RadioShack For Sale?
This little tidbit of technology news is brought to you by the New York Post... stop laughing. The Post is reporting that technology retailer RadioShack…
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Spotify To Show Up Stateside In Q3?
Spotify's Senior VP, Paul Brown, confirmed in an interview that his company is already in talks with U.S. partners to try and bring the subscription…
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iPhone Hacked And Hijacked At Pwn2Own
Smartphones might have proved to be a tough nut to crack at last year's CanSecWest Pwn2Own, but the same cannot be said for 2010 as two…
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AT&T To Begin Nationwide Rollout Of 3G MicroCell In Mid-April
After months of testing, AT&T has finally announced the nationwide rollout of its 3G MicroCell. Starting in mid-April and continuing over the next several months,…
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Live From CTIA 2010's Day Two Keynote With Sprint CEO Dan Hesse
Day two's CTIA keynote speakers are as follows: Dan Hesse, CEO Sprint Nextel Corporation, William Morrow, CEO Clearwire Corporation, Réne Obermann, CEO Deutsche Telekom AG,…
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Samsung Announces The Android-Powered Galaxy S
Samsung took it up a notch yesterday by announcing its new flagship Android handset, the Galaxy S (GT-I9000). The Galaxy S sports the features that…
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Google Redirecting All Chinese Traffic To Its Uncensored Hong Kong Site
As its long and drawn out public battle over internet censorship with the Chinese government continues, Google has made the decision to immediately halt the…
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T-Mobile HD2 Gets Sold Early, Stars In YouTube Videos
As far as we here at BGR are concerned, once a product is physically in store it's good to be sold regardless of whatever the…
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Rumored Samsung Tablet To Feature Android, 4G Connectivity?
A newly circulating rumor potentially sheds new light on that Samsung tablet which was outed earlier this week by Emmanuele Silanesu, National Product and Marketing…
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T-Mobile Searching For Spectrum, In Talks With Clearwire?
In an investors meeting on Thursday, T-Mobile USA CEO Robert Dotson told investors that the nation's #4 wireless carrier is turning to third parties including…
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Google Partnering With Sony On A New Television Service
Google is looking to leverage its foothold in the online video realm by partnering with Sony on a new television service to be called Google…
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HTC Desire To Come In Silver As Well
The HTC Desire is one sexy handset, but let's face facts here: the "Urban Brown" shade it comes in isn't for everyone. Thankfully, HTC isn't…
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Motorola DROID 2.1 Update Said To Start Rolling Out Thursday
Well that was fast. Soon after we posted the official Android 2.1 change log for the DROID did the folks over at Android Central get…
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Samsung To Re-Release The Q1 In The 2H 2010?
Samsung is resurrecting the ghost of the Q1 and planning to jump into the now-hot slate PC market in the second half of 2010. According…
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T-Mobile HD2 And Nuron Confirmed For The 24th, CLIQ XT Will Be Cheaper Than Thought
T-Mobile already has a very diverse lineup of smartphones, but the tail end of March will see "Magenta" (as some people lamely call it) release…
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Paid Apps Pop Up In The Canadian Android Market
Google finally jumped over whatever hurdles were holding it back from offering paid apps in the Canadian Android Market, as all of a sudden, they…
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Microsoft Unveils Details On Windows Phone 7 Series Development
Microsoft kicked off MIX 2010 this morning with a keynote that revealed some juicy details for developers waiting to dive into the Windows Phone 7…
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Yet Another Round Of BlackBerry Slider Pics
And just like that, today we have the third photo leak of the mysterious BlackBerry slider. Unlike the first time we saw it but much…
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Verizon Wireless To Require Enterprise Level Data Plan For BESX Access?
A leaked Verizon training memo reveals how Big Red will be dealing with those who have plans to connect their BlackBerry to a new BlackBerry…
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HTC Incredible Spotted With Its Covering Off And A Verizon Wireless Tattoo On Its Back
Images and details on the HTC Incredible have emerged from the depths of Android Forums today. Most notable is the loss of the bright orange…
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Motorola To Ditch Google And Use Bing Search And Maps In China
It's no secret that Google and China aren't exactly BFFs at the moment, but now Motorola has thrown its hat into the foray in a…
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Does Adobe Flash Actually Outperform HTML 5?
The battle between HTML 5 and Flash wages on with the discovery of an interesting report comparing the CPU usage of HTML 5 and Flash…
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Cisco Dumps Its WiMAX Base Station And Modem Business
Clearwire may be optimistic about the growth of WiMAX in 2010 and beyond but network hardware manufacturers are a bit more bearish on the 4G…
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