Security Breach Allows Hackers To Obtain Info On 114,000 AT&T iPad Owners
Um, wow. Gawker revealed today that a group of hackers from Goatse Security (no joke) were recently able to breach AT&T's servers and obtain confidential…
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Nexus One Hacked To Support 720p Video Recording
The Nexus One's inability to record videos in HD has always been a bit of annoyance, but thanks to a member of the xda-developers community,…
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Revised iOS Ad Policy Cuts Independents A Break, Makes It Tougher For Google
It comes as no surprise -- since Steve Jobs hinted at it during D8 -- that Apple has once again revised the controversial section 3.3.9…
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Sony VAIO J All-In-One PC Packs 21.5" Touch-Screen, Goes For $900
We've got to hand it to Sony, they make some sexy looking hardware...and this attractive little number packs a punch. The Sony VAIO J marries…
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Apple Releases Safari 5 Into The Wild
Hot on the heels of 2010's WWDC keynote, Apple has announced an update to its Safari web browser. The code update, simply titled Safari 5,…
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Apple Announces iPhone 4
"Now stop me if you've seen this." And so Steve Jobs announced the iPhone 4. Featuring stainless steel banding around the sides and a glass…
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HP Set To Unveil Printers For The "iPhone Age"
According to the New York Times, HP will this week introduce a new series of web-connected printers that are designed for life in the "iPhone…
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HTC EVO 4G Breaks Sprint's First Day Sales Record
Turns out the ages old adage that a cutting-edge product plus hype equates to big first day sales, as Sprint today announced that the Friday…
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Safari 5 To Debut At WWDC?
According to French blog MacGeneration, Apple will unveil Safari 5 during Monday's WWDC 2010 keynote. Not much is known about Safari 5, but according to…
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Two Sony Ericsson Android Handsets Leak
Sony Ericsson's been having a really tough go of it, but it seems to really think that Android is the solution to all of its…
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Adobe Details Zero-Day Exploit, Affects Windows, Mac, Linux, Unix, And Solaris
Yesterday, Adobe announced that a zero-day exploit exists in Flash 10.0.45.2 and earlier, as well as Adobe Reader and Acrobat 9.x. The company website explains:…
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Hackers Urge All EVO 4G Owners To Root Device Citing Security Flaws
Remember how jubilant we all were the first time the EVO 4G was successfully rooted? Well we're not smiling anymore. According to Matt Mastracci, one of…
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Evidence Suggests MobileMe Will Become Free
It's not a whole lot to go on, but rumors never are. Recent changes to the Account Type statuses of Apple's MobileMe service is leading…
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PC Mag Tests: AT&T Has The Fastest Mobile Network In The Nation
There's nothing like starting a carrier flame-war to get you through the rest of the week is there? PC Mag has just finished a mobile…
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Say Hello To The Samsung Galaxy Tab
No, you're eyes are not deceiving you -- that is indeed one giant, tablet-ized version of the Samsung Galaxy S your weary eyes are peepin'.…
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HP CEO Says He Didn't Buy Palm For Smartphones
"We didn't buy Palm to be in the smartphone business." Those were words the of HP CEO Mark Hurd as he spoke to the Bank…
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Canada's Proposed Copyright Act Amendments Will Make It Illegal To Break DRM
After weeks of leaks and speculation, Canada's reigning Conservative government outlined its plans to amend the ageing Copyright Act. According to the outline, anyone convicted…
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How To: Monitor Your AT&T Data Usage
We know that AT&T's sudden announcement that it will put a halt to unlimited data put a lot of you into a tailspin this morning,…
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Cablevision Submits Proposal To Bring Optimum Wi-Fi To MTA Trains
In a response to a Request for Proposal from the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA), Cablevision announced today that it has submitted a bid to bring…
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Google's Chrome OS Coming "Late Fall"
Have you been dying to know when you'll be able to get your hands on Google's Chrome OS? Well according to Sundar Pichai, the head of…
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AT&T Kills Off Unlimited Smartphone Data, Announces Cheaper Rates
Ladies and Gentleman, unlimited smartphone data from AT&T is a thing of the past. Or at least it will be as of June 7th. Starting…
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Andy Rubin: The Frequency Of Android Updates Will Slow
The frequency of major Android OS releases will soon slow down considerably, Google's VP of engineering Andy Rubin said in an interview on Monday. Instead…
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Adobe Announces Its Digital Publishing Platform
After Apple decreed that Flash is not welcome on the iPad and iPhone, Adobe was left between a rock and a hard place as it…
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Google Ditches Windows In Favor Of OS X And Linux
Citing a renewed focus on security thanks in part to a recent series of cyber attacks originating in China, The Financial Times is reporting that…
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Is This The AT&T HTC Aria?
While it could just as easily be a Photoshop job involving a Droid Incredible and an EVO 4G, let's assume for a moment that what…
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Netflix iPad App Hacked To Work On The iPhone
Netflix is easily one of the best iPad applications available to date. Unfortunately, however, it's not available for the iPhone. That is until this weekend…
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ASUS Announces The Eee Pad And Eee Tablet
Computex 2010 started off with a bang as ASUS unveiled the two newest products in its Eee product line, the Eee Pad and Eee Tablet.…
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