Adobe, ARM, And Qualcomm Team Up For Open Screen Project
Adobe, ARM, and Qualcomm, among a host of several other players in the telecommunications and entertainment industry, are teaming up to develop and launch the…
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Virgin America Becomes First To Offer Fleet-Wide WiFi
Internet access and WiFi are becoming ubiquitous these days with coffee shops, libraries, bookstores and even McDonald's offering some type of access to the net.…
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Asus Launches The 800MHz P565 As The Worlds Fastest Business PDA Phone
Asus announced on Friday the P565, a Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional extraordinaire that comes with a blazing 800 MHz processor and a 2.8" VGA touchscreen…
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Roadsync 4.0 For S60 Brings HTML Email Support To Exchange Sync
It took a third-party developer to bring push HTML email support to the world's most popular smartphone OS. We're not sure how to feel about…
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Congress To Take On Net Neutrality In 2009
Image via ItsOurNet.org Democratic Senator Byron Dorgan of North Dakota and Republican Senator Olympia Snowe of Maine have announced plans to introduce a bipartisan bill…
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Google Introduces New Voice Search Application For The iPhone
Google announced on Tuesday a new iPhone application that allows you to make location based searches just by speaking a question into your iPhone. Your…
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Videogame Sales Soar In October, Wii Still Dominating
Maybe it's an escape from the reality of these tumultuous times, maybe it's a result of the higher unemployment rate freeing up schedules or perhaps…
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Fry's Drops $1099 New MacBook Before Black Friday
Early adopters, prepare to be annoyed. Those of you who have been putting off picking up the sexy new aluminum MacBook, prepare to be pleasantly…
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Latest Verizon Wireless Rebate Sheet Reveals Some Upcoming Handsets
Our Verizon ninjas have certainly been doing some damage lately and they're clearly not done yet. What do we have for you this time -…
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Apple Possibly Working On A Search Engine?
File this one under kinda, maybe, probably not - but the rumor du jour on this fine Thursday morning is that Apple may well be…
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Additional Details About Verizon's Mandatory Data Plans Emerge
Remember that rumor floating around about Verizon requiring a $29.99 data plan for all new smartphones? It was based upon a leaked screenshot of a…
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Sprint Announces Voluntary Separation Program; More Layoffs Possibly On The Way
In a move similar to what Dell is currently offering its employees, Sprint is also giving employees the option to voluntarily leave the company. While…
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YouTube Gives Live Webcasting A Go
In an effort to make sure it doesn't start going the way of MySpace, especially with Hulu on the rise, YouTube is trying something a…
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Preview Internet Explorer Mobile 6 With Microsoft's Free Emulator
As is the case with Vista, Windows Mobile has become a bit of a whipping boy for the tech blogosphere. The difference between the two?…
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Silicon Mountain Announces A New Pair Of All-In-One LCD TVs
How's this for a slice of fried gold? A 42" LCD TV with a full 1080p HD picture and an integrated PC featuring an Intel…
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Everything You Need To Know About The Verizon Wireless Touch Pro
Tired of hearing about the Touch Pro? Hold on a little bit longer as the Verizon Touch Pro rumor mill is just starting to heat…
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Dell Scuttles New mp3 Players, Continues With Zing Software
According to the Wall Street Journal, Dell's plan to produce a new line of MP3 players around its Zing media software has been delayed indefinitely.…
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The Future Of Fennec May Make It A Serious Mobile Browser Contender
The mobile browser wars are on. The competition is between Opera, Mobile IE, Safari, Chrome, and the Blackberry Browser. So far, even iPhone haters would…
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Confirming The Reconfirmed Confirmation: Windows 7 In 2009, Maybe
2009... 2010... 2009... 2010... Despite the fact that the Windows 7 time line seems to bounce around more than a kid with ADD at Chuck…
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Dell To Employees: Take Some Unpaid Time Off! Leave If You Want To!
If you ran a very large company hurting a little in the midst of an economic crisis, what would you do? Well, Dell has the…
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Apple Steals Number 2 Spot From RIM In Smartphone Battle
The results are in and news now hitting the smartphone world is that Nokia is slipping down from the peak of the mountain while Apple…
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Microsoft May Not Be "Embracing" WebKit, But It's "Interesting"
Steve Ballmer has been all over the globe lately. First, he was in South Korea teaming up with LG for a future with Windows Mobile…
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Flipswap Your Old Phone For Cash
It looks like Radio Shack isn't the only green game in town when it comes to swapping out your unused gadgets for some cash. California-based…
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iPhone 2.2 Screenshots Leaked, Show New App Store Interface And Podcast Support
While the rest of us wait around for the official release, some lucky Devs have tossed caution to the wind and ignored the binding clauses…
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WPA Is The New WEP, And By That We Mean Useless
Next week at the PacSec Conference in Tokyo, security researcher Erik Tews is expected to put on quite a show. Tews will be showcasing what…
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Yahoo CEO Jerry Yang Does 180, Basically Slaps Microsoft In The Face
It's decided - Yahoo CEO Jerry Yang is schizophrenic. To this day, I have to say that the best thing for Microsoft to do is…
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Blackberry Storm To Hit Best Buy November 23rd
We just want to warn all you Sunday newspaper readers out there: Don't be alarmed when you flip to the Best Buy ad and see…
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