Google Addresses Concerns Over New Privacy Policy
Earlier this week, Google announced that the company would combine individual privacy policies from a variety of its products into one main policy. The idea…
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Nokia Still Top Vendor As Global Handset Shipments Reached 1.6 Billion In 2011
Global mobile phone shipments grew 14% annually to shatter the previous shipment record in 2011. Market research firm Strategy Analytics estimates that 1.6 billion cell…
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Twitter Announces Ability To Censor Content By Region
Twitter announced recently that it now has the ability to, and will begin to, censor content on the social network by country. "As we continue…
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Samsung's Q4 Delivers Record $4.7 Billion In Profit On $42 Billion In Revenue
Samsung on Friday reported record earnings for the fourth quarter last year. In line with the company's estimates as reported earlier this month, Samsung recorded…
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Spotify Surpasses 3 Million Paid Subscribers
Spotify said Thursday that it now serves more than 3 million active paid subscribers per month, up from the 2.5 million subscribers it was serving…
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iPhone 4S Accounts For 89% Of All iPhone Sales, Study Suggests
Most new iPhone buyers are choosing the iPhone 4S, according to a new report. Consumer Intelligence Research Partners (CIRP) released data on Thursday that suggests…
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HTC To Focus On 'Hero' Smartphones Moving Forward
HTC said recently that it will focus on the quality of its top-of-the-line "Hero" smartphones moving forward instead of pumping out a large number of…
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Apple Looks To Build Simplified Universal Remote Control
Apple, the company that simplified computers, smartphones and tablets, is now looking to build a simplified TV remote according to a new patent discovered by Apple…
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Hands On With Cablevision's Upcoming Optimum App For Laptops
Last summer, Cablevision was one of the first cable providers to release an app for watching live TV on mobile devices. The Optimum App for…
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Apple's Grip On Tablet Market Said To Be Loosening As Android Shipments Tripled In Q4
Apple sold more iPads in the fourth calendar quarter than it has ever sold before in a single three-month period, but the 15.4 million tablets…
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Intel To Buy 190 Patents And Video Codec Software From RealNetworks For $120 Million
Intel and RealNetworks announced on Thursday that Intel will purchase video codec software, 190 patents and 170 patent applications from RealNetworks for a total of…
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iPad Owns 96% Of Enterprise Market And iPhone Share Climbs To 53%, Study Finds
Enterprise mobile vendor Good Technology published a new study on Thursday revealing iOS's massive market share in the corporate world. The iPad accounted for 96% of…
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Nintendo Cuts 3DS Sales Forecast, Will Report First Annual Loss
Nintendo recently published a note in which it said it will report an annual operating loss of 45 billion yen ($575 million) for the December…
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AT&T Reports Best-Ever Quarter For Smartphones; 7.6 Millon iPhones Activated
AT&T reported its fourth-quarter 2011 results on Thursday and noted that it achieved record mobile broadband and smartphone activations during the quarter. The company reported…
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Nokia Reports Huge €1 Billion Q4 Loss, Says Over 1 Million Lumia Phones Sold
Nokia on Thursday reported earnings for the fourth quarter of 2011, revealing its third straight quarterly loss but beating analyst estimates. The company saw revenue…
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Netflix Adds 610,000 DVD Subscribers, Beats Q4 Estimates
Netflix on Wednesday announced its earnings for the fourth quarter of 2011. The company noted $876 million in revenue, up 47% from the same quarter…
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HP Outlines The Future Of webOS, Move To Open Source Finished By September
HP cut its losses last month and announced the company's webOS mobile operating system would move to an open source model. On Wednesday, HP released…
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Apple Appeals ITC's Ruling In HTC Patent Case
Apple recently filed to appeal a December 19th ITC ruling that found HTC was infringing on just one of Apple's patents. Patent expert Florian Muller…
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LG: More Than 1 Million Optimus LTE Phones Sold
LG announced on Wednesday that it has sold more than 1 million Optimus LTE handsets. A version of the device landed in the United States…
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Nokia Announces Sale Of Its 1.5 Billionth S40 Handset
Nokia announced on Wednesday that it has officially sold its 1.5 billionth S40-powered cell phone since the first S40 device — the Nokia 7110 — was…
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AT&T Bashes Sprint For Using Roaming Agreements And 'Disinvesting' In Its Own Network [Updated]
AT&T's Senior Vice President-Federal Regulatory and Chief Privacy Officer Bob Quinn recently wrote a post on the company's blog that called Sprint out for deciding…
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Apple Is Now The Largest Buyer Of Semiconductors In The World
Apple is now the largest buyer of semiconductors in the world, according to market research firm Gartner. The Cupertino-based company trailed both Samsung and HP in 2010,…
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Siri Capabilities Expanded Thanks To Jailbreak Apps
There are plenty of reasons for savvy iPhone users to jailbreak their handsets, the most obvious of which is access to applications that provide functionality…
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T-Mobile Says iPhone Offers 'Poor' Experience, Points Customers To 4G Android Phones Instead
An internal document allegedly obtained from T-Mobile says the iPhone offers a "poor" customer experience on T-Mobile's network. While it's arguable that is a true…
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Boxee Live TV Tuner To Ship This Week
Boxee will begin shipping its new Boxee Live TV tuners this week according to a post on the company's blog. The new device is a…
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Next-Gen iPhone May Feature Advanced Light-Field Camera
In the upcoming book "Inside Apple," it is explained that Steve Jobs expressed great interest in light field camera maker Lytro. The late Apple co-founder…
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Baristas Get 'Samsunged' In New Galaxy S II Ad [Video]
While smartphone users in general may eventually be caught in the crossfire brought about by Apple and Samsung's patent battles, a very specific group of…
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