Google navigation coming to the iPhone and other mobile platforms
Google has been slowly extending its Maps Navigation feature throughout its Android platform starting with Android 2.0 devices, then Android 1.6 devices, and most recently …
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Hardware-acceleration for Flash coming in Mac OS X 10.6.3?
A technical document discovered on Apple’s developer website details a new Video Decode Acceleration framework within Mac OS X 10.6.3. The framework provides developers with low-level …
Target's new unofficial slogan starting April 25th, "Expect More. Pay Less. Pick Up a Kindle."
Target announced that the nationwide retail giant will be carrying the Amazon Kindle. No longer an Amazon online exclusive, the Kindle will debut on April …
Asus EEE keyboard available for pre-order, shipping April 23rd?
It has been a fun ride watching Asus’ EEE keyboard move from official debut at CES 2009 to rumored launch #1, rumored launch #2, and …
Facebook announces new Internet-wide social features
Facebook kicked off the f8 conference with a keynote that laid out its plans to integrate the web into Facebook and Facebook into the web. …
Android-powered Garminfone headed to T-Mobile this Spring
T-Mobile announced its latest Android offering, the GPS-centric Garminphone earlier today. The Garminfone picks up where the Nuvifone left off and offers T-Mobile 3G connectivity, …
Google's universal sign-on service "Gaia" compromised in Chinese hacks?
Google’s high profile war of words with China has garnered much public attention but the underlying cause of the dispute — the alleged hacking of …
HP Slate gets unofficially reviewed, officially dissed
Tech blog, Conecti.ca, reportedly got its hands on a pre-release copy of the HP Slate and did a quick unofficial hands on review. The review, …
Industry exec: Next iPhone to feature A4-based chipsets
Samsung is reported to be singing the blues as it scrambles to recover from the partial loss of one of its largest customers. According to …
Radio Shack no longer a purveyor of the Palm Pre or Pixi?
Bad news for Palm today as Radio Shack is reportedly dumping its inventory and washing its hands of the Palm Pre and the Pixi. The …
Details on the Windows Phone 7 architecture leaked
Additional details on the underlying architecture of Windows phone 7 hit the internet today, courtesy of a leaked document that fell into the hands of …
Dell's 7-inch and 10-inch Streak get pictured, dated
Initially appearing as a five-inch model, Dell promised that the small but sexy Streak was only the first in a series of tablets that will …
Future Apple hardware to be powered by AMD?
Those sleuthing Apple informants seem to have struck gold once again. After noticing a continuous stream of AMD bosses and representatives travelling to and from …
Apple patent details a new e-ticketing system for iTunes
In recent years Apple has helped to transform the world of mobile communications, and now, according to a patent recently awarded to the Cupertino company, …
Google adds drag and drop file attachment and Google Calendar invitation to Gmail
Gmail users get excited as Google has added two new features to Gmail that will make your emailing life a little bit easier. First and …
HTC Incredible makes an appearance on Verizon Wireless' website
All you folks about ready to explode from anticipation over the HTC Incredible can breathe a small sigh of relief. Big Red has posted a …
Palm courting Huawei as a potential buyer?
Palm may be looking to Asia Pacific for potential buyers according to the latest information coming from the ever-churning rumor mill. Reuters suggests Palm has …
Intel brings Android to the Atom processor
Folks hoping for an Atom-powered Android smartphone have reason to rejoice, as Intel’s GM of software and services announced that not only has the chipmaking …
Adobe's CTO responds to Apple's new SDK license for iPhone OS 4.0
In a blog post on Adobe’s conversations blog, CTO Kevin Lynch responded to Apple and its revised SDK license that seemingly prohibits third party compilers. …
Hands on with Firefox Mobile for the Nokia N900
Thanks to Mozilla we got our hands on a Nokia N900 for a few weeks and had the opportunity to give its new Firefox Mobile …
Verizon Wireless puts the Palm Pre Plus and Pixi Plus on a fire sale
Verizon Wireless just hit us up with information on a new promotion that it is launching today for the Palm Pre Plus and the Pixi …
Cricket's 2010 device lineup leaked
We got our hands on a slide deck showcasing Cricket’s 2010 device lineup and the document is chock full of devices, details, pricing, and tentative …
Mac OS 10.6.3 now available
Mac owners, get ready — it’s update time again and Apple has obliged by rolling out OS 10.6.3 for your updating pleasure. The freshly released …
AT&T won't allow unsigned Android apps on the Dell Aero?
According to a circulating rumor, the Dell Aero will follow in the footsteps of the Motorola BACKFLIP by prohibiting the installation of unsigned applications. If …
Google Nexus One display actually not 800×480 resolution?
Interesting read at Ars Technica for all you folks following the Nexus One display controversy that has been making the rounds recently. This article attempts …
HTC CEO declares the Nexus One a success
Peter Chou, Chief Executive Officer at HTC, is causing quite a stir with a few off-the-cuff comments he made during an interview at CTIA on …
AT&T to begin nationwide rollout of 3G MicroCell in mid-April
After months of testing, AT&T has finally announced the nationwide rollout of its 3G MicroCell. Starting in mid-April and continuing over the next several months, …
Adobe shows off new Content Aware tool option in Photoshop CS5
In a five minute demonstration video posted to YouTube, Adobe shows off a new jaw-dropping tool option designed to make fixing imperfections in photographs drop …
Samsung announces the Android-powered Galaxy S
Samsung took it up a notch yesterday by announcing its new flagship Android handset, the Galaxy S (GT-I9000). The Galaxy S sports the features that …
First look at Skype for Verizon Wireless, launching March 25th
While making our way through the throng of booths, bloggers, and boisterous crowds at CTIA, we were able to snag a few minutes with the …
