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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Google buys Global IP Solutions, adds to VoIP holdings
Google, Inc. has purchased internet VoIP company Global IP Solutions for a cool $68.2 million; a 27.5% premium over the company’s current stock price. While …
Verizon: LTE Android tablets and phones on the way
Verizon Wireless Chief Executive, Lowell McAdam, told MSNBC that his company would, “offer a slew of [Android] devices, including tablet computers and three to five …
The Pirate Bay navigating hostile waters, site down…for now
It is a sad day for torrent lovers. A few days ago, an injunction was granted to several Hollywood movie studios that prohibited CB3ROB — …
Google goes cougar hunting, it's not what you think…
Cou•gar |ˈkoō•gər| Noun. A 35+ year old female who is on the “hunt” for a much younger male. With a little help from Hollywood, and …
Startup Diaspora wants to be your privacy-conscious social network
Over the last several weeks, Facebook has been feeling the sting the of the internet’s collective wrath. The stories being published vary, ranging from Facebook …
4G lit up in Boston?
We’re in Boston and working on the road, so we brought our current mobile internet implement of choice, the Sprint Overdrive 4G. When we fired …
Best Buy taking pre-orders for HTC EVO 4G
Can’t wait to fork over $199 for your HTC EVO 4G after yesterdays pre-release event? Fear not, as it looks like your friends over at …
Android 2.2 (Froyo) to allow USB tethering, Wi-Fi hotspot creation
This really is great news. TechCrunch is reporting that the next version of Android — version number 2.2, code name Froyo — will have USB …
Forrester Research: Microsoft Office is still the king in enterprise
Forrester Research, “an independent technology and market research company,” surveyed 115 American and European companies, in an effort to create metrics of the office software …
Android Garminfone $199 on T-Mobile
T-Mobile has announced pricing for the Android-GPS-phone hybrid, which we all know as the Garminfone. A quick recap of the GPSmartphone: 3G, Wi-Fi, 3 megapixel …
BlackBerry Bold 9650 to hit Verizon "soon"
Fear not Big Red BlackBerry fans, for the 9650 shall cometh “soon.” We’ve just been dropped several images showing Verizon collateral with the BlackBerry Tour …
Despite modest gains T-Mobile USA sheds 77,000 customers in Q1
The Q1 2010 numbers for T-Mobile USA are in, and they look… well, just okay. Let’s get the bad stuff out of the way first, …
Firefox 4: fast, powerful, empowering
Mike Beltzner, Director of Firefox for the Mozilla Corporation, gave a slide show presentation to the Mozilla community detailing what may be in Firefox 4. …
Japanese iPads will be SIM-locked to Softbank Mobile
Computerworld is reporting that Apple, Inc. is reneging on the initial claim that “all the iPad 3G models are unlocked,” as the Cupertino company will …
WiGig, the next generation of Wi-Fi
The Wi-Fi Alliance and the Wireless Gigabit Alliance have been working diligently on the next generation of high-speed, consumer Wi-Fi…and its name is WiGig. WiGig, …
Rumor: Macbook Air refresh, 27-inch display due this Tuesday
Macworld.com.au is reporting that a refresh of Apple’s Macbook Air is scheduled for tomorrow. Having successfully tipped the last Macbook Pro refresh a week early, …
HTC DROID Incredible giveaway winners!
Please join us in congratulating Frechman and DevKid as the winners of our HTC DROID Incredible giveaway. There were 9,490 comments that made it in …
Dell Mini 3iG "Aero" gets FCC blessing
Who wants more Android phones? It looks like the Dell Mini 3iG, which is better known as the “Aero,” has received its official U.S. working …
Clearwire adjusts contract with Intel, hedges bets on WiMax
On an earnings call yesterday, Clearwire announced it has adjusted the terms of its multi-year contract with chip giant Intel, allowing Clearwire to terminate the …
HTC EVO 4G up for pre-order later this month
It seems as though this image was sent to every blog on the internet, so we thought…why not throw our watermark on it too? It …
Skype to pilot group video chat next week, may end up costing you
The Associated Press is reporting that internet chat company Skype plans to pilot group video chat in a public beta starting next week. The group …
Adobe showcasing prototype Android tablet at Web 2.0 Expo
Zedomax is reporting that Adobe is showcasing a prototype of an Android tablet at the Web 2.0 Expo in San Francisco. The new Android tablet, …
AT&T international data plans for iPad detailed, costs are still high
Those iPad 3G owners who have standing plans for a romantic trip with your new iToy to Paris in the fall, or the Mediterranean this …
FCC blesses BlackBerry Bold 9650
The BlackBerry Tour Bold 9650 has received its ceremonial blessing from the FCC according to documents available via the government agency’s website. The newly approved …
DOJ and/or FTC may launch antitrust inquiry against Apple for developer policies
The New York Post is reporting that the U.S. Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission are, “locked in negotiations over which of the …
Apple sells one million iPads in 28 days
This morning, Apple released a statement letting the world know that the iPad has sold 1 million units…in 28 days. Industry analysts speculate that this …
WES 2010 Podcast: BGR, CrackBerry, and Phone Scoop talk all things BlackBerry
This week at WES 2010 we sat down with the good folks from CrackBerry and Phone Scoop to wax-poetic about the highlights and lowlights of …
Sprint announces Q1 results, sheds 75,000 additional customers
The results for Q1 2010 are in for the #3 wireless carrier in the U.S., and the results are more of the same. Sprint shed …
T-Mobile ditches 5GB data plan cap…sort of
FierceWireless is reporting that U.S. cellular provider T-Mobile will no longer be hitting smartphone users with overage charges if they go over the 5GB monthly …
