Nokia And Yahoo! Form Strategic Partnership, Co-Branded Services On The Way
Nokia and Yahoo! have announced the formation of a strategic partnership -- on a global scale -- that will, "leverage each others' strengths in e-mail,…
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AT&T Agrees To Provide Unlocks For All Devices Minus iPhone
Thanks to a settlement of a pre-trial class action lawsuit, AT&T today agreed that it will provide unlocks to pre- and post-paid customers provided a…
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Facebook And Others Caught Sending User Data To Advertisers
Another day, another scandal involving social media websites. Today the Wall Street Journal is reporting that Facebook -- along with MySpace, LiveJournal, Hi5, Xanga, Digg…
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Sprint Requests Bids From LTE Equipment Suppliers
Furthering speculation that Sprint may be considering adopting LTE network technology to serve alongside WiMAX, on Wednesday the company issued a request for proposal (RFP)…
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Former RIM Exec Accused Of Insider Trading
Remember all of the hoopla surrounding RIM's hostile takeover of Certicom? Well the Ontario Securities Commission sure does, as it's alleging that former RIM VP…
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HTC: Your 2010 Android Smartphone Will "Likely" Get FroYo
Have a new Android smartphone from HTC? Obsessing over whether or not it will get an official FroYo plus Sense UI update? Well fear not,…
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Google Lets The World Enjoy FroYo
Here's the deal. We weren't able to make it out to California to catch Google I/O 2010, but just because we're not there in person…
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Google TV Gets Official
Combining the web and TV in an orgy of awesome, today at I/O 2010, Google announced Google TV. With the goal of mashing together the…
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Samsung: OLED Shortage Will Continue As Demand Swells
Speaking at the Reuters Global Technology Summit on Thursday, Lee Wong-jong, VP of marketing for Samsung, said that the global shortage of OLED displays will…
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Analyst Believes iPads Outselling Macs
The iPad is such a hot commodity that, according to RBC Capital Markets analyst Mike Abramsky, U.S. sales of the slab-let have likely outpaced sales…
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Twitter For BlackBerry Gets Updated
Official Twitter clients are getting an awful lot of love today. This morning, Twitter relaunched and re-branded Tweetie 2 as Twitter for iPhone 3, and…
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Schmidt Candid About AdMob, Apple On The Eve Of I/O 2010
On the eve of I/O 2010, Google CEO Eric Schmidt made some pretty interesting comments to Reuters. First and foremost on his mind was AdMob,…
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iPod Touch With Camera Spotted In Vietnam
That Asian Pacific pipeline of prototypes continues to flow with a new iPod Touch now gracing the front pages of blogs across the world. This…
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Sprint's CFO Admits The Pre Was A Bad Idea, But Things Are Getting Better
Sprint's decision to enter into a lengthy and costly exclusivity period with the Palm Pre and Pixi was a bad idea. You know it, we…
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Microsoft KIN TWO Teardown Reveals Some Surprises
The fine folks iFixit have once again teamed up with Chipworks to tear down one of the greatest latest gadgets to hit the scene in…
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BlackBerry Internet Service 3.1 Gets Detailed
Hot on the heels of the release of BlackBerry Internet Service 3.0, RIM has just posted the details for BIS 3.1 in the BlackBerry Technical…
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Analyst Expects Apple To Burn Through 24 Million Next-Gen iPhones In 2010
It's not even official, but that's not stopping Digitimes Research analyst Ming-Chi Kuo from estimating that Foxconn -- manufacturer of the next iPhone -- will…
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HP Beat Out Four Companies In Bid For Palm
When the news officially broke that HP had put in a winning bid for Palm, it all seemed so simple. HP, a company that has…
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Palm Apologizes For App Catalog Woes
In a statement on its blog Saturday, Palm has apologized to webOS users for a recent bug in its App Catalog which made it virtually…
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Google Admits To Collecting Private Data During Street View Sweeps
Google came clean on its blog yesterday and admitted to accidentally collecting personal data while canvassing positioning data during Street View sweeps. The potentially damaging…
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Mobilicity Announces Its Canadian Plans, Launches In Toronto Tomorrow
Torontonians looking to save some money on their wireless bill should take note that a new carrier will be up and running as of tomorrow…
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Data, Text Usage Surpasses Voice In The U.S.
Level with us -- for all the complaining you do about your carrier not offering an affordable unlimited talk plan, how many minutes do you…
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Video Game Sales Plummet In April
April saw the video game industry suffer through its worst month in nearly 10 years, as both hardware and software sales tumbled for a combined…
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Walmart Wants In On The iPad (And Is Confident It Will Get It)
If Bentonville-based retail giant Walmart has its way, its stores could be jam-packed with iPads before the year ends. Speaking to BusinessWeek, Walmart's senior VP…
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Hulu A Ways Away From Being HTML5 Ready
In a blog post discussing some new features that were recently rolled out, Hulu's Eugene Wei took a moment to outline some of the reasons…
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Adobe Hits Back At Apple With A Sappy Ad Campaign
Today, in a bizarre -- but not entirely unexpected -- move, Adobe launched an advertising campaign designed to garner support for its ongoing battle against…
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Sprint And Walmart Introduce Common Cents Mobile
Sprint and Walmart have announced they've banded together to launch a brand new, low-cost carrier...say hello to Common Cents Mobile. Service will be lit up…
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