T-Mobile lights up an additional 16 U.S. markets with HSPA+
T-Mobile has been on a PR tear in the last few days. Magenta announced the addition of 16 U.S. cities to their HSPA+ network portfolio. Biloxi and …
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WiMAX 2 demoed in Japan, 330 Mbps
WiMAX Uno hasn’t been fully deployed in the U.S., and wouldn’t you know it, WiMAX Dos is on the way. Samsung and UQ Communications recently …
Windows Phone 7 worldwide launch one week from today, on T-Mobile
Despite all the talk about AT&T being Microsoft’s exclusive U.S. launch partner for Windows Phone 7, it looks like T-Mobile will actually have the honor. …
Foursquare 2.0 for Android released
If you’re one of those people who just loves letting others know where you’re at, via geolocation application foursquare, listen up. The company has just updated their …
Samsung discontinuing support of Symbian December 31
Last week, we heard about Sony Ericsson bailing on Symbian and this week it looks like Samsung is following suit. In a message to developers, …
AT&T launches smartphone voicemail-viewer for U-verse residential customers
Today, AT&T announced the launch of the AT&T Voicemail Viewer application for U-verse smartphones users. As AT&T explains, “Much like an email inbox, the Voicemail …
Google adds 20 countries to Android market, 18 more in the works
Yesterday, Google announced that “developers from 20 more countries can now sell paid apps on Android Market.” The additional countries include: Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Brazil, …
Facebook updates photos; high resolution images, new viewer, easier uploads
Social networking site Facebook has updated their site’s ability to store high resolution photos as well as view, tag, and upload images. The improvements will …
Second generation AppleTV jailbroken with SHAtter exploit
If you picked yourself up a second generation AppleTV, or plan to, it looks like you’ll be able to get your jailbreak on; assuming you’re into that …
WSJ: three Sprint executives resign from Clearwire board
The Wall Street Journal is reporting that three sprint executives — Dan Hesse, Keith Cowan, and Steven Elfman — have resigned from WiMAX network-operator Clearwire’s …
Apple to give iPhone 3GS HDR support?
If you’re an iPhone 3GS owner, and feel shafted by your phone’s inability to take HDR photos, there still may be hope. 9to5Mac is reporting …
Microsoft and AT&T to unveil Windows Phone 7 handsets October 11?
The Wall Street Journal is reporting that, “Microsoft Corp. will unveil a lineup of smartphones using the revamped version of its mobile operating system on …
Sprint makes Epic 4G update official
Sprint has officially announced a maintenance-release software update for the Samsung Epic 4G; an update that was pseudo announced yesterday via a forum administrator. The details …
Throwback Thursday: Apple IIgs
Apple made a lot of beige boxes back in the 1980’s, but for some reason, if you ask someone about their first computer, the Apple …
HTC Spark Windows Phone 7 device gets proper outing
HTC makes some sexy looking hardware, no? A post over at xda-developers contains twenty-one high resolution images of the HTC Spark Windows Phone 7 device. …
Samsung Continuum gets pictured, dual display device headed to Verizon
What do we have here? It looks like the Galaxy S branded Samsung Continuum; a device with not one, but two displays. Engadget was sent …
AT&T offering new GoPhone plans starting October 3
AT&T has just sent out a quick press release to inform us of several new prepaid GoPhone plans they will be launching on October 3. …
T-Mobile's Motorola Begonia to have Android 2.2, Wi-Fi calling support?
Earlier this month, we saw a leaked document that indicated T-Mobile would be getting a handset known as the “Motorola Begonia.” Now, Engadget is reporting some additional …
Are these Verizon Wireless LTE speeds?
Is this a screen shot of speeds achieved on Verizon’s 4G, LTE network? If you’re to believe a poster in the dslreport.com forums, then yes. The speeds, almost …
Minneapolis-St.Paul, Pittsburgh get Sprint 4G
Today, Sprint announced that Minneapolis-St. Paul, Minnesota and Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania have been added to the company’s 4G city-portfolio. “Since 2008, Sprint has provided customers 4G service and …
U.S. Cellular details 'Belief Project'
U.S. Cellular has had a teaser-site for their “Belief Project” up for just over a week, but now, the company is starting to detail just …
Verizon Wireless launches phone trade-in service
If you’ve ever used a service like gazelle.com, you’ll be familiar with the new service Verizon Wireless is offering. The company has launched a trade-in …
Nokia N8 begins to ship
If you went ahead an pre-ordered yourself a Nokia N8, you might want to keep your eye on your mailbox. Nokia has announced that the company’s …
Sony Ericsson to test Windows Phone 7 waters
While speaking with Microsoft’s head of marketing in the U.K., Oded Ran, blog mymicrosoftlife.com learned that Sony Ericsson is actively working on at least one …
iFixit dismantles AppleTV, 8 GB NAND Flash found
When Apple CEO Steve Jobs announced the new AppleTV, back on September 1, there was no mention of the internal storage capabilities of the device. …
PayPal iPhone application to accept check deposits via camera
Today, at the TechCrunch Disrupt conference in San Francisco, Paypal’s Laura Chambers indicated that an update to her company’s iPhone application, that will allow users …
Sprint to release Epic 4G software update tomorrow to address data speed issues
According to an administrator on Sprint’s official forums, the company will be releasing a software update for the Epic 4G to address issues with data …
AT&T to offer BlackBerry Curve 3G, Pearl 3G before holidays
Today, AT&T announced that they will begin selling the BlackBerry Curve 3G and BlackBerry Pearl 3G in time for the holiday buying season. The Curve …
Sprint announces rough, rugged Motorola ES400S enterprise handheld
Today, Sprint announced the availability of the ES400S, a rough, rugged, Windows Mobile 6.5 smartphone from Motorola. The availability of the handset marks the first time that …
Gmail allows you to disable threaded conversations
To us, one of the differentiating features of Gmail is the service’s ability to automatically and accurately organize email conversations into threads. Now, Google has …
