Details Of Best Buy's New 'Buy Back' Program Revealed
It looks as though retail giant Best Buy is planning to launch a new buy back program aimed at keeping users who uncontrollably constantly upgrade their smartphones…
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Piper Jaffray Predicts 2011 Apple Roadmap
Predictions from Piper Jaffray's managing director and senior research analyst Gene Munster have been compared to darts tossed at a 10-foot dartboard, but that won't…
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Vizio Makes VIA Phone And VIA Tablet Official
Following on the heels of a report by the Wall Street Journal, electronics maker Vizio has made its entry into the smartphone and tablet market…
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Samsung Galaxy S Sales Surpass 10 Million In 2010
We're just three days into 2011 and Samsung is already reminiscing about the big year it had in 2010. Between sales of its Galaxy S…
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Myspace May Lay Off Half Its Staff
Horrible news comes from AllThingsD's NetworkEffect blog Friday morning, as rumors of massive layoffs sullied New Year's Eve for a social networking pioneer. Myspace may…
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Every 20 Minutes On Facebook...
Ever wonder just how many transactions social networking site Facebook handles in 20 minutes? No? Us either. However, a recently published report from analytics company…
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Android Bug That Sends SMS Messages To Random Recipients Is Being Ignored By Google
According to a report from ZDNet blog Hardware 2.0, Google's Android platform is being plagued by a bug that Google is, for the most part,…
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Rumor: Specifications For HTC's Thunderbolt 4G Emerge
We usually aren't inclined to include the word "rumor" in article titles, but once you read on, we think you'll understand why it's there. German…
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Samsung Mobile Display To Showcase 4.5-Inch Flexible AMOLED, 19-Inch Transparent AMOLED Displays At CES
Today, via a brief press blast, Samsung Mobile Display announced its big intentions for this year's Consumer Electronics Show. Sammy's mobile display unit hopes to…
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Amazon Enables Lending Of Kindle Books
The first sentence of a support article posted on Amazon's support site provides the meat and potatoes of today's big announcement: "Eligible Kindle books can be…
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Skype 3.0 Brings Video Calling Over 3G, Wi-Fi To iOS Devices
Today, VoIP chat and calling provider Skype announced a new version of its iOS client simply titled Skype 3.0. The new code brings several, small…
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Sophisticated Android Trojan Discovered In China, Warns Security Firm
Firm Lookout Mobile Security is warning of a new, sophisticated, Android-focused piece of malware that has been found in China. The security company warns that the trojan, dubbed…
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iPad No Savior For Magazine Publishers; Sales Plummeting
When Apple's iPad was first introduced earlier this year, magazine publishers saw a great opportunity to combat declining subscriptions with a new distribution channel. The…
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Android Market Now Home To Over 200,000 Apps According To Report
According to independent Android app tracker AndroLib.com, Google's Android Market is now home to over 200,000 apps. The site also reports that the Market's apps have been…
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BlackBerry PlayBook Battery Issues Could Delay Launch, Says Analyst
According to Kaufman Brothers analyst Shaw Wu, RIM may be forced to delay the release of its first tablet computer, the BlackBerry PlayBook. Wu claims…
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New Application Inflicts Profile Image Art On Your Facebook Page
If you don't have the talent and know-how to construct a visually appealing and improvised Facebook layout like that of French artist Alexandre Oudin, fear not. A…
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ASUS Eee Pad Models Teased Ahead Of CES
Images of three upcoming Eee Pad tablets from ASUS have leaked via Techinstyle.tv, possibly in a fashion similar to the controlled "leak" from HTC last…
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Wedge Partners: iPad Demand Strong Over Holidays; Competitors Are 'Junk'
In a note to investors this week, Wedge Partners' Principal and Equity Analyst Brian Blair had some strong words for iPad rivals' retail performance over…
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Logitech Denies Google-Ordered Production Halt, Says Revue Still Shipping
Logitech has responded to rumors that it had been asked to halt production of its Google TV-enabled Logitech Revue while Google addresses bugs and other…
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HTC Incredible HD To Be Officially Named Thunderbolt 4G?
Here's some speculative information on a handset we've been calling, up to this point, the HTC Incredible HD. The HD has not had the stealthiest pre-release life.…
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LG To Intro World's Largest Full LED 3D TV At CES
LG announced Monday that it will unveil the world's largest 3D LED television at the Consumer Electronics Show next week in Las Vegas. Or, to…
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Canadian BlackBerry Torch Giveaway!
Ahoy there Canadian readers! Dreaming of a Torch-white Christmas? Your friends at Rogers Wireless were kind enough to provide your pals at BGR with one…
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Images Of Sony Ericsson's Hallon Surface?
According to rumors attached to the above photograph, what we are looking at is none other than Sony Ericsson's Hallon handset. It is widely thought that…
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2010 Online Holiday Sales Up 15.4% To $36.4 Billion
SpendingPulse, a MasterCard Advisors service that monitors national retail and services sales, has an early Christmas gift for all of us this year. According to…
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Steve Jobs, In 2002, On The iPhone And The Death Of PDAs
Throwback Thursday was yesterday, but we thought it would be nice to spend a few minutes this Christmas Eve Day looking back on some of…
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Sony Ericsson To Launch New Xperia Devices At MWC
The image Sony Ericsson chose to place atop its MWC event invitation could be quite telling. While the world waits impatiently for the PlayStation Phone…
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New Photos And Video Footage Reaffirm Harsh Conditions At Foxconn
French Journalist Jordan Pouille recently visited the Foxconn campus in Shenzhen and returned home with a series of photos and video that highlight the conditions…
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