Apple Sees Its Last MacWorld Sans Steve Jobs Keynote; Sad Day For Fanbois
Perhaps it's a sign of things to come, but Apple has announced that its presence will no longer grace the Macworld Expo after January 2009.…
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Sharp To Unveil Aquos HDTVs With Integrated Blu-Ray Players
We can't hate it when we find out that something interesting is going to be unveiled at CES 2009 since all signs are pointing to…
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New Palm OS And Device To Be Unveiled At CES
There's a lot of hype stirring in the rumor mill for Palm - this time it has been confirmed and comes in the form of…
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Google Announces Quick PDF Viewing Option In Gmail
The Gmail team has apparently been working some solid overtime lately - perhaps Google freed up some cash recently. Just in the past week, the…
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How To: Back Up Third-Party Applications On Your BlackBerry
Since the first OS upgrade for the Storm came out and OS 4.5 was formally announced by AT&T, a lot of people have been asking…
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Sony Heading To CES With A Shiny New iPod Touch Competitor
Wait just a second here - it looks like something new and interesting might actually be making its way to CES! According to SonyInsider's "trusted…
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Lenovo Shows HTC How To Make An Android Phone; Huh?
No seriously. What would you say if we told you that Lenovo is currently in the testing phase with an Android-powered handset that makes HTC's…
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White House Opposes FCC's Plan For Free, Nationwide Wireless Broadband
After the whole controversy over the usage of the White Space spectrum had been given the thumbs up by the FCC, we thought that free,…
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Google Adds SMS To Chat, 4 Rl
Google rarely sends new features out into the wild before they are ready for prime time, despite the fact that it stamps just about everything…
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Verizon And Alltel Get The Go-Ahead From FTC
Verizon has been singing, "Give me the green light... I'm ready to go right now," as its Alltel acquisition has finally been given the official…
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Sony Ericsson C905 With AT&T 3G Support Gets FCC Nod
Well hello there! As we've come to expect from the folks over at the FCC, another handset has been leaked and this time around its…
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Nokia Comes With Music Comes With DRM And Gets Cracked
It's the same old story, content providers try to prevent piracy by wrapping media in DRM. Hackers crack the DRM. We have seen it with…
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Sprint To Move Forward With Job Cuts Following VSP
It looks like Sprint's Voluntary Separation Probgram (VSP) we scooped last month didn't quite have the impact the company had hoped for. Surprising that employees…
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FCC Chairman Allegedly Abuses Power; Ignores Responsibilities
Speaking of the FCC, it looks like the body responsible for radio, TV, cable, satellite and everything in between has been suffering from some serious…
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TiVo Increasing On-Screen Ads, Cable Companies Rejoice
Sometimes you just have to sit back and wonder what TiVo is thinking. Apparently the biz dev team there doesn't think the unending onslaught of…
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Open Handset Alliance Welcomes 14 New Companies
With the way technology and software have been moving, nothing beats open source anything. From open source browsers to operating systems, it seems the trend…
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Subsidized Acer Aspire One Hitting Radio Shack For $99?
Carrier subsidized netbooks, a common occurrence overseas, may finally be making their way stateside. In a "first ever" for the US, Radio Shack and AT&T…
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Google Adds Simple Task Manager To Gmail Labs
Apparently, people have a lot to do these days. If we had a dollar for every web-based task manager out there, well, our next giveaway…
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Mobile Money Transfer Goes International; Exchange Funds Via SMS
First, it was PayPal. All you needed was access to the Internet and you could pay bills and make money transfers at your computer. Now,…
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Yahoo To Proceed With Layoffs Starting Wednesday
In a bit of somber Monday morning news, it appears as if Yahoo is going to proceed with its planned end of the year layoffs…
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Apple's Rumored Netbook/tablet To Use ARM's Cortex Architecture?
Computerworld's Seth Weintraub sat down with Bob Morris, director of platform enablement for ARM's mobile processor group, and came away with a wealth of information…
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Convert Your G1 To A Developer Version In A Few Short Steps
Already own a G1 and disappointed that the G1 Developer version is now out? Be sad no longer as the bootloader for the G1 Developer…
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Google Working On A New Mystery OS?
After dropping a pretty big bomb recently with news that Microsoft's OS market share has dropped below 90% for the first time in 15 years,…
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Intel To Use Free Energy To Power Mobile Devices
In a proposal that sounds like it is right out of Star Trek, Intel said on Friday that it is researching the potential use of…
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Microsoft Prepares To Launch Its Own Clothing Line; No, Seriously
We're not exactly sure if this is one of the worst marketing ploys ever, or one of the best. All we know for sure however,…
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Metal Gear Solid Coming To The Xbox 360 Soon?
Konami sure knows how to cause a stir. An update to the official Konami's Kojima Productions website seems to suggest that Metal Gear Solid may…
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Possible Image Of Next-Generation Nokia Touchscreen Handset Revealed
Just days after Nokia dropped a touchscreen bomb and revealed it upcoming flagship N97 handset, we may already be getting a first look at Nokia's…
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