DirecTV to launch 3D-HD channel in 2010
You know what was so 2009? Television in HD. You know what is so 2010? Television in HD and 3D. HD Guru is reporting that …
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Google ChromeOS netbook specs leak?
The London-based IBTimes is claiming to have, under good authority, the specifications of the yet released Google ChromeOS netbook — and the specs… well, they …
Sprint support site confirms webOS 1.3.5 to be released today
No official announcements from Palm, but the Sprint support website seems to have spilled the proverbial beans on webOS 1.3.5. Listed with a release date …
Apple TV to get subscription model, compete with cable?
Rumors are starting to fly around about the next iteration of Apple’s somewhat neglected set-top box venture that is the Apple TV. The Wall Street …
Comcast settles P2P traffic throttling class action suit
Back in 2007 and 2008, internet service provider Comcast was accused of throttling packet data traveling over its network; more specifically, packet data that was …
Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 headed T-Mobile?
We already reported that the users manual for Sony Ericsson’s XPERIA X10 was leaked to the interwebs by the FCC. But if you happened to …
Mozilla: Firefox Mobile could be demise of Apple's App Store, Huh?
We’re not sure if the good people at Mozilla have been drinking the same Kool-Aid® as the folks developing Chrome OS or if they are …
RIM kills Q3, profits up 59%
Yesterday Research In Motion released its third quarter results, and what results they were. The BlackBerry maker reported selling a record breaking 10 million BlackBerrys …
WSJ: AT&T to offer incentives for lower data use
The internet has been raging against AT&T since early last week when CEO Ralph de la Vega suggested that AT&T may implement some type of …
iPhone tops Windows Mobile in U.S. marketshare for first time
According to network research company ComScore, the iPhone has overtaken Windows Mobile in U.S. market share for the first time in since its introduction three …
Motorola MILESTONE firmware travels over pond, brings multitouch
A little Android breaking and entering? Yes, please. The Android hacking community has successfully ported the Motorola MILESTONE’s firmware over to it’s stateside relative, the …
EU drops antitrust suit against Microsoft
The EU, and various other stakeholders, *cough* Mozilla and Opera *cough*, filed suit against Microsoft in 2007, alleging that the act of only having Internet …
NYT suggests AT&T is taking the heat for iPhone's shortcomings
It seems like a fact. If you were to ask someone, even someone who isn’t really into technology, “who has the best cellular network in …
Second Nexus One pic surfaces
More Nexus One fodder? Yes, please. This second pic isn’t a full frontal like the first candid floating around the internet, but we though we …
Apple files counter suit against Nokia
Back in October we reported that Nokia was filing suite against Apple, Inc. for infringing on, “patents for GSM, UMTS and wireless LAN (WLAN) standards.” …
French military contribues to Thunderbird 3, Gallic rooster beware
Okay, maybe the “not really a bird” thunderbird won’t be taking the place of the Gallic rooster as the avian mascot of France, but as …
Security firm H4RDW4RE launches open source project to crack GSM encryption
It has been long argued that the A5/1 encryption standard used to secure GSM traffic from eavesdropping is, in fact, insecure, and California based security …
Dell's Twitter account generates $6.5 million in revenue over 2 years
Twitter.com may not have a revenue model in place, but that isn’t stopping other companies from making some green off of the social networking site. …
"Google Favorite Places" gives QR barcodes to businesses
Today, Google announced a new service that it will be giving to popular businesses around the country, a service to be called “Google Favorite Places,” …
Twitter gives mobile page desperately needed update
Here at BGR we have been known to drop a tweet or two from time to time — we’re looking squarely at you @bettiol — …
Google launches Google Public DNS
Google’s got your email, calendar, contacts, pictures, phone calls, text messages… heck, why not hand over your DNS lookups too. Yesterday, Google announced their newest …
HTC Hero lookin' like device crosses FCC's desk
Well, what do we have here? The FCC has photographed and documented this GSM handset from an unknown manufacturer in preparation for approval. From the …
AT&T and Verizon to play nice, agree to stop suing each other
Verizon struck a nerve with AT&T when they launched their “There’s a Map for That” ad campaign last month, a campaign that called into question …
Motorola Sholes Tablet gets pictured
Man is our Mandarin rusty! Our friends over at Mobile Android China seem to have of the first live photos of the Motorola Sholes Tablet …
Android 2.1 with Sense UI leaked for HTC Hero
Alright HTC Hero owners: backup your handset, brew yourself a strong cup of coffee, and get ready to RTFM, because an unofficial Android 2.1 ROM …
Google Phone a certainty?
While others are filing this under “certainty” we are still going to have to classify this one as a “class 1 rumor.” Gizmodo is reporting …
Apple's Black Friday: online sales way up, retail Mac sales down
We gave you a glimpse of Apple’s Black Friday deals a bit early this year, and now, Piper Jaffray Apple-lover analyst Gene Munster has chimed in …
LG IQ spotted in the wild, en route to Telus
Back in September we got our hands on some official AT&T documents which indicated that the LG Monaco, now being called the IQ, would be …
Verizon wants Sprint to pull network claim advertisments, oh irony
Okay, lets see if we’ve got this straight. It is okay to build an entire ad campaign that has the lone purpose of undermining a …
Google to partner with TiVo and DISH Network, DVR info to be analyzed
Grab your tinfoil hat and rip the coaxial out of your TiVo privacy-freaks. Search giant Google has setup strategic partnerships with TiVo and DISH Network …
