AT&T outs HTC Aria via Facebook and YouTube
It looks like AT&T has just officially outed the HTC Aria via Facebook…with some help from YouTube. The Aria is officially an Android 2.1 device …
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AT&T experiencing data outages nationwide
We’ve been getting tons of email from AT&T customers all over the States — Louisiana, Alabama, New York, Connecticut, California, Massachusetts, etc. — all experiencing …
Walmart to sell iPhone 4 on June 24th too
If you are looking to pick up an iPhone 4 on its June 24th launch day it looks like you’re going to have options. CNET …
Google researcher outs zero-day exploit in Windows XP
On June 5th, Google researcher Tavis Ormandy notified Microsoft of a very serious bug in the Windows Help and Support Center of Windows XP. The …
Amazon using FedEx to upload large amounts of data to S3 cloud
If you have terabytes of data you desperately need to upload to Amazon’s cloud storage service — and don’t feel like waiting the 2 months …
Analyst: Nokia could issue Q2 profit warning next week
FierceWirelss is reporting that Macquarie Group analyst, Phil Cusik, anticipates Nokia to issue a Q2 profit warning as early as next week. Cusik cites: lower …
Motorola and RIM reach patent deal
It looks like RIM and Motorola have decided to bury the legal hatchet. A PRNewswire release indicates that the two companies have reached a legal …
Chrome OS may have ability to run desktop applications
The Register is reporting that Chrome OS — Google’s netbook operating system that is completely browser based — may in fact gain access to legacy …
AT&T extends olive branch to recent iPhone 3GS purchasers
The crew over at modmyi.com got their hands on some AT&T collateral that explains just how Ma’ Bell plans on handling those who purchased an …
iPhone 4's retina display gets critiqued, dropped
There are several interesting articles on the net about the iPhone 4’s new retina display. The first discusses the merits of the retina display itself, and the …
DROID Incredible rooted
Hear ye, hear ye. HTC DROID Incredible owners with a hankering for the “#” rejoice, as the good folks over at Unrevoked have added Verizon’s …
Twitter wants to remove the ambiguity from shortened URLs
Those of you who frequent Twitter are, in all likelihood, intimately familiar with URL shortening services. With only 140 characters available to inflict your wisdom …
Caffeine: Google's new search index
Today, Google announced the completion of its new web indexing system title Caffeine. Google boasts that Caffeine, “provides 50 percent fresher results for web searches …
Sprint erred in EVO 4G sales figure comparison, still sold out
Yesterday, Sprint confessed that it may have overestimated the opening weekend sales figures for the hottest new phone available to the general public; the HTC …
BP tries to clean up image with AdWords
As a company, British Petroleum — or BP — is facing three disasters. The first, is the 50,000 to 85,000 barrels of crude oil spewing into …
Future of Media 2010: Boy Genius, Arianna Huffington, Dan Abrams, Josh Cohen, and more…
Our very own Jonathan Geller, also known as Boy Genius, has been invited to participate in the 2010 Future of Media event this afternoon at …
Windows Phone 7 Marketplace regulations, features detailed
Ars Technica has an interesting write-up on the rules and regulations developers will have to follow in order to publish to the Windows Phone 7 …
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 …
Google Maps previews added to Gmail and Buzz
How about some news for all you Google Maps enthusiasts? Today, Google has announced the addition of inline Map previews for its Gmail and Buzz …
iOS 4 gold master release candidate is up on Apple developer site
If you have an iPhone, an iPhone developer account, and a hankering for new code, it would behoove you to mosey on over to developer.apple.com, …
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, …
Apple renames iPhone OS, iOS is the new moniker
iWonder if Apple will ever break away from its very sucessful, and very annoying, “i” naming convention. Well, for the time being it doesn’t look …
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: …
Dear AT&T, your new data plans suck.
AT&T’s new data plans certainly have gotten their fair share of press over the last couple days. There are two articles in particular that got …
Yelp to provide reservations via OpenTable
Yelp, “an online urban city guide that helps people find cool places to eat, shop, drink, relax and play,” announced that is has partnered with …
iPad won't tether to iPhone, yet
I think we all just assumed that using AT&T’s new iPhone tethering plan to get sweet, cellular-data goodness on your iPad wasn’t going to be …
Qik's premium services for EVO 4G detailed
Happy EVO 4G Day Sprint lovers. Remember that whole thing about Qik video chat being $4.99/month, and then hours later it not being $4.99/month? Well, …
doubleTwist launches Android media player, can sync iTunes metadata
doubleTwist, a company whose vision is “to create a unifying media platform that connects consumers with all their media and all their devices,” has just …
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 …
BlackBerry Curve 9300 images emerge
Yesterday, the folks over at Crackberry got their hands on images of the BlackBerry Curve 9300; the heir apparent to the 8500 series. The divulged …
