App Developers Continue To Choose iOS, Android And BlackBerry Fall Behind
Appcelerator, in conjunction with market research firm IDC, on Tuesday announced the results of a recent joint survey of 2,173 app developers from around the…
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Nokia Is Building A Revolutionary New Phone To Combat The 'Poorly Designed' iPhone
Nokia's upcoming Lumia 900 Windows Phone could be the first smartphone running Microsoft's mobile operating system to really make a splash in the United States.…
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Dish Network's Spectrum Should Avoid GPS Issues Suffered By LightSquared, Analysts Say
Philip Falcone's startup LightSquared planned to deploy a nationwide 4G LTE network in the United States. The firm's service was found to cause interference with…
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Android Apps With Ads Found To Pose Privacy And Security Risks
Researchers from North Carolina State University have found that mobile applications that integrate advertisements pose privacy and a security risks. The team conducted a study…
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Samsung Exec Reportedly Confirms Quad-Core Exynos, 4G LTE In Galaxy S III
An unnamed Samsung executive reportedly confirmed that the company's highly anticipated Galaxy S III smartphone will be equipped with a quad-core Samsung Exynos chip featuring…
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WikiLeaks Founder To Run For Australian Senate
WikiLeaks announced that its founder and leader Julian Assange is planning to run for a seat on the Australian Senate, the Associated Press reported on…
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The Pirate Bay Plans To Host Part Of Its Site On GPS Controlled Drones
In an effort to bypass censorship as well as heat from authorities and copyright owners, The Pirate Bay on Sunday unveiled new plans to "experiment…
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AT&T Pays Disgruntled iPhone User In Throttling Case
A judge in Southern California last month awarded $850 to an iPhone user who was throttled on AT&T's network. The plaintiff, Matt Spaccarelli, filed a small claims…
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Death Once Had A Near-Chuck Norris Experience; Now iPhone Users Can As Well
The man who counted to infinity twice is invading iPhone 4S handsets around the world thanks to an incredibly useless but fantastically amusing Siri tweak. iOS…
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AT&T Relaunches Aspire Program With Quarter-Billion Dollar Commitment To Education
AT&T on Monday announced that it is relaunching its AT&T Aspire program designed to help students graduate from high school and prepare for college and…
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FAA Taking A 'Fresh Look' At The Use Of Personal Electronics On Planes
Kindles and iPads have moved into the mainstream, and by the end of 2012 it is predicted that more than 40 million eReaders and 60…
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Sprint Rumored To Launch HTC One X On June 10th
The Samsung Galaxy Nexus and LG Viper will be the first 4G handsets to launch on Sprint's upcoming LTE network in the second quarter, but…
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Apple's New iPad Already Jailbroken, Public Release Coming Soon
Within hours of the new iPad's release, iPhone hacker MuscleNerd had already managed to jailbreak the tablet. The hacker took to Twitter to announce his…
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Rattled By Google's Motorola Buy, Samsung Rumored To License BlackBerry 10
Future Samsung smartphones could be powered by Research In Motion's upcoming BlackBerry 10 operating system according to a new round of market chatter. Rumors tossed…
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New Sonic Game Showcases Xbox, Windows Phone Integration [Video]
Microsoft first discussed its "three screens and a cloud" gaming strategy in 2009, describing a scenario that could carry a single video game across a…
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Google Nexus Tablet 'A Done Deal,' Report Says
Google chairman Eric Schmidt started a firestorm when he was quoted saying the company planned to "market a tablet of the highest quality." Since then,…
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iPhone Again Takes Top Spot In J.D. Power Satisfaction Survey
For the seventh consecutive time, Apple has ranked highest among smartphone manufacturers in customer satisfaction, according to J.D. Power and Associates. The Cupertino-based company achieved…
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Court Orders File-Sharing Site RapidShare To Monitor For Copyrighted Content [Updated]
A court in Germany ruled on Thursday that RapidShare must implement a system that proactively filters user uploads in order to prevent the illegal sharing of copyrighted…
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Samsung Braces For A Tough Year, Says It Will Step Up Patent Defense Against Apple
After numerous mobile lawsuits from Apple, Samsung CEO Choi Gee Sung explained that the company plans to be more aggressive in securing patents that can…
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Video Game Publishers Need To Embrace Different Pricing Models To Survive, Nexon CEO Says
Nexon, the free-to-play gaming developer behind the hit game MapleStory, sees the traditional publishing model fading away. As game consoles become more advanced, video game…
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Skyfire HotSwap Lets Families Share Apple's iPad And Stay Logged In [Video]
In a recent feature about Windows 8 and an earlier piece covering some of the problems facing iPad competitors, we mentioned the lack of multi-user login…
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New Service Lets Users Try Apple's New iPad For 30 Days Before Buying
A new subscription service allows potential gadget owners to test out new devices like Apple's new iPad tablet before committing to a purchase. YBUY, which bills…
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Samsung, LG And Others Fined $40 Million In Korean Price-Fixing Scam
Korean regulators on Thursday fined domestic mobile phone manufacturers and carriers 45.3 billion won (roughly $40.2 million) for price-fixing and consumer fraud. According to the…
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'Anonymous-OS' Is Fake And Packed With Malware, Anonymous Says
Hacker group "Anonymous Operations" has confirmed that the custom Linux-based operating system released under its name earlier this week is not a platform it developed.…
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Sparrow Launches Email Client For iOS With Gorgeous UI, No Push Notifications [Video]
Sparrow's desktop email client for OS X includes a great UI and a number of great features such as multiple accounts, a unified inbox and…
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Google To Adopt 'Semantic Search' Within Months, WSJ Says
Google is reportedly in the process of giving its Web-search formula a major makeover in an attempt to fix its shortcomings and maintain its dominance…
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U.S. ISPs Become 'Copyright Cops' Starting July 12th
Comcast, Cablevision, Verizon, Time Warner Cable and other Internet service providers in the United States will soon launch new programs to police their networks in…
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