RIM’s app store shamelessly dubbed App World; developer site goes live tonight
It looks like RIM is finally taking a big step toward making its on-device app portal a reality. The developer site, blackberry.com/appworld, is set to …
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Amazon Kindle app comes to the iPhone
If you’ve been feeling left out because it seems everyone and their moms are grabbing a Kindle and you spent your tax refund on an …
Your first look at Facebook 1.5 for BlackBerry
For a while now there has been talk of Facebook 1.5 for BlackBerry. Back in November we cited a report which indicated a January release, …
Apple getting ready to issue 10.5.7 update for OS X?
As rumors of Snow Leopard continue to swirl, it looks like Apple will be stringing Leopard along for quite a while longer before the next …
Cortado SMS2Desk: Send and receive BlackBerry texts with your computer
Call us crazy, but one of the worst things about sitting around all day writing about tech happens when we’re in the middle of posting …
Omni Group sees the light, frees up four OS X apps
In the age of the internet, it seems like the surest way to prevent people from trying out your browser would be to charge for …
Updated BGR Mobile app now available for iPhone and iPod Touch
Last month we introduced the BGR Mobile app for the iPhone and iPod Touch and thanks to our awesome readers, it has definitely been a …
Apple releases Safari 4 beta
Apple has finally released its much anticipated Safari update this morning along with a host of performance upgrades and feature additions. Tagged Safari 4 beta, …
App Stores apps are one month wonders?
According to the same media research group that brought us the evidence of a brand new iPhone stretching its legs on the internet, a free …
“Sexy View” not so sexy; new S60 worm discovered
As deep as we are into S60 3rd Edition’s lifespan, malware was sure to rear its ugly head at some point. In fact, we are …
SEVEN announces Android support
Don’t get us wrong – Android is great. It’s touch-friendly, functional, logical and shows a lot of promise. Truth be told however, it is still …
Palm Pre to support Flash
Palm Pre lovers, prepare to wet yourselves – the one many are calling the second coming of the Jesus phone will support Flash! That’s right, …
Recap of Nokia’s day at MWC: four new phones, Ovi Store, N97 in June
A lot is always expected from Nokia seeing as it is still the number one handset manufacturer in the world, but this year has got …
Google adds mobile editing capabilities to spreadsheets
Our initial thoughts back when Google first introduced Google Docs for mobiles was, “cool, but where’s the edit button?” It stood to reason that Google …
Sprint makes OTA firmware update available for the Samsung Instinct
According to Sprint, the Samsung Instinct is one of the carrier’s most popular handsets ever – having broken a variety of sales records shortly after …
Google Chrome for Mac gets pictured
Mac users have long felt shafted when it comes to Google’s increasingly popular web browser. Sure, Google made it known that Chrome would be arriving …
TeleNav GPS Navigator coming to T-Mobile G1 on February 24th
T-Mobile G1 owners had long wondered who would be the first to offer true navigation services for Android handsets and today we have our answer. …
Skyfire updated to 0.9; even more PC-like web goodness
In the age of streaming everything, mobile browsers are definitely not having an easy time keeping up. At best, streaming a video to an OEM …
Samsung TouchWiz UI gets an overhaul for MWC
By way of a Korean press release, Samsung has announced that its popular dumb phone UI for use on its touchscreen devices is getting a …
Rumor: Nokia to introduce App Store at MWC
Speaking of App Stores, it looks like Nokia may finally be preparing to remedy the unbridled mess that is the Download! application. You know what …
Rumblings resurface regarding lack of App Store trials
It’s hard to fault a product that has been as successful as Apple’s App Store. Sales are through the roof, just about every major competitor …
Adaptive Path chimes in on Mozilla Phone concept with Aurora browser
Well folks, we have good news and bad news. The bad news is that Mozilla has clarified what many miscontrued from a post earlier this …
Rumored pricing for Windows 7 emerges, XP upgrade confirmed
If you’ve tried Microsoft’s Windows 7 beta for any period of time, odds are you’re pretty impressed with its performance. Many call it what Vista …
Google launches Multiple Inboxes for Gmail
Google’s ongoing quest to woo us by dangling countless feature carrots until we bite and fork over all of our data continues. This time around, …
Microsoft’s SkyBox site reveals cloud backup service details
Well it’s not MWC time yet, and the security exception we encountered on the way to the site suggests it’s not quite ready for prime …
AT&T completes OS 4.5 roll out for all supported BlackBerrys
It pretty much took forever…… But the day is finally upon us. Each and every BlackBerry user on AT&T with a supported device now has …
EA looks to Wii for salvation
Electronic Arts reported its earnings yesterday and while things are hardly as catastrophic as, say, a company like Sony, EA did manage to fall short …
Microsoft finally patches Xbox 360’s HDMI issues
A bug that prevented audio signals from being delivered from the Xbox 360 to users receivers/TVs via HDMI has been a huge burden to many …
Firefox Mobile for Windows Mobile gets previewed, early release build imminent
Ok, we’ve got good news and we’ve got bad news. First the good news: it looks like Mozilla is on track to push out a …
Adobe confirms Flash for iPhone in the works; Apple is assisting
Steve Jobs once said that Flash on the iPhone would be a bad move as it is extremely resource heavy and that Flash Lite doesn’t …
