MLB.com CEO: Android Users Less Likely To Buy, More Likely To Pirate Apps
The Android user is less likely to buy applications. Those were the words of MLB.com's chief executive officer, Bob Bowman. In a recent interview, Bowman…
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Purported Images Of Fifth-Generation iPod Touch Surface; Capacitive Home Button, 128GB
New images of what is claimed to be Apple's next-generation iPod touch have surfaced, though even the sites revealing the images are extremely skeptical of…
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Nintendo 3DS Review: Seeing Double
The 3DS, Nintendo's latest portable gaming platform and the first with a 3D display, made its U.S. debut on March 27th. Nintendo moved 400,000 units…
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Verizon iPhone Owners Drop Fewer Calls Than AT&T iPhone Owners, Survey Finds
Market research firm ChangeWave on Tuesday released the findings of a recent study analyzing iPhone 4 owner experiences and owner satisfaction. The study pitted Verizon…
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T-Mobile Expands 4G HSPA+ Network To 10 New Markets, Speed Boost Coming Soon
T-Mobile on Tuesday announced that its 4G HSPA+ network is now available in 10 new markets including Ames, Iowa; Anderson, Indiana; Battle Creek, Benton Harbor…
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Sony Ericsson Xperia Acro Spotted
Sony Ericsson may have inadvertently leaked a new member of the Xperia family: The Xperia Acro. The company has yet to officially announce the phone,…
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iPad 2 Tops Consumer Reports Tablet Rankings
Apple's iPad 2 has topped Consumer Reports' tablet ratings according to a press release issued on Tuesday. Consumer Reports has taken an odd stance on…
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LTE Toggle Switch For HTC ThunderBolt Hits Android Market
In our review of Verizon's first LTE-capable smartphone, the HTC ThunderBolt, we told you about a minor gripe we had with the device: battery life.…
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University Scientists Brings Gmail Gag To Life [Video]
There is quite a bit of Internet showmanship that takes place every year on April 1st. Tech companies and blogs — present company excluded —…
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Sprint Responds To Controversial 4G Speed Tests Pitting Verizon's LTE Against WiMAX
BGR on Friday reported on a massive 1,000-test 4G speed study conducted by BTIG Research analyst Walter Piecyk and his team. Piecyk's controversial study found…
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Google Places $900M Bid For 6,000 Nortel Patents
The business of smartphone production is starting to look more like the a John Grisham legal novel. While handset makers try to out-innovate each other…
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Mozilla Reveals Firefox Plugins That Slow Down Performance The Most
Web browsers always look to strike a balance between speed and functionality, but not enough focus on the former can easily spoil a user's experience.…
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Millions Exposed In Massive Epsilon Security Breach
In what may be one of the largest digital security breaches in United States history, millions of customer email addresses have been exposed as a…
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AT&T Confirms Early Upgrade Price Changes For iPhone 4, Other Smartphones
AT&T has confirmed to BGR that it has made changes to early upgrade pricing for its smartphones. The changes impact customers who wish to upgrade…
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Apple, Android See Continued Growth In U.S. Smartphone Market Share
ComScore has released its latest report on the U.S. smartphone market, and it suggests that Apple's share of the U.S. OEM market is growing, while…
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Verizon 4G LTE 'Blows Away' Sprint's WiMAX In 1,000 Speed Tests
Sprint is no longer the "4G king," BTIG Research analyst Walter Piecyk proclaimed on Friday following a massive speed test that pitted Sprint's HTC EVO…
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Verizon Wireless Trade-In Program Now Accepting Tablets
On Friday, Verizon Wireless announced that its cell phone trade-in program, which originally launched last September, will now accept tablets. The Verizon Wireless Trade-In Program…
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Time Warner Pulls Channels From iPad App After Network Complaints
We've just been tipped that Time Warner Cable has begun emailing users of its iPad application, informing them of a looming channel-lineup change. The app…
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MetroPCS Flicks LTE-Switch On In Tampa
The nation's fifth largest wireless provider — MetroPCS — announced the addition of Tampa, Florida to its LTE portfolio. "As we have built-out our 4G…
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eBay Outs iPad 2 Sales Data
eBay has revealed sales figures for the iPad 2 during its first two weeks on the market. The online auction house created a chart that…
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Apple Is Running Out Of iPads
As the iPad 2 continues to float in and out of stock at Apple Stores and third-party retailer locations across the country, retailers are also running…
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HTC Pyramid To Launch In Late-May On SFR, Rumor Suggests
An image procured by French site FrAndroid suggests that HTC's unannounced — but well documented — Pyramid handset may be scheduled for a European release in…
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Microsoft Files Complaint Against Google With European Commission
Microsoft has filed a complaint with the European Commission in regards to Google's search operations in the European Union. "Our filing today focuses on a…
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Acer CEO Resigns As Company Hits Rough Patch
It appears as though Acer founder Stan Shih will get his wish, as news of CEO Gianfranco Lanci's resignation could mark the start of a…
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Samsung And Visa Team Up For NFC Mobile Payments At London 2012 Olympics
On Thursday Samsung and Visa announced a new partnership under which the two firms will provide an NFC mobile payment solution before, during, and after…
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Android Loses More 'Open' Cred As Google Fights Fragmentation
According to a report filed by Bloomberg Businessweek, Google is beginning to shorten the proverbial leash that Android licensees are currently attached to. Citing "dozens"…
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Status Of 'NoDo' Update For AT&T Windows Phone Customers Improves
If you're the owner of a Samsung Focus, HTC Surround, or LG Quantum, and are still feeling a little dejected by our last NoDo-update report,…
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