Sprint's HTC EVO 4G Hands On
In a short and sweet event earlier today, Sprint changed the landscape for Android devices by announcing the HTC EVO 4G, a handset whose specs …
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Sprint to rollout Android 2.1 to the HTC Hero and Samsung Moment in April?
As part of its internal announcement for the upcoming Nexus One, Sprint addresses the upgrade options for its current crop of Android handsets. Eager HTC …
Novell bets on Google Wave to replace its struggling GroupWise platform
Collaboration freaks that prefer Google Wave to Gmail and Sharepoint to Outlook Express will have yet another collaboration platform to poke and prod in the …
Rumored Samsung tablet to feature Android, 4G connectivity?
A newly circulating rumor potentially sheds new light on that Samsung tablet which was outed earlier this week by Emmanuele Silanesu, National Product and Marketing …
iPhone 4G now available from Sprint, kind of
In the latest advertising campaign for its Sierra Wireless Overdrive 3G/4G WiFi hotspot, Sprint mocks AT&T and pokes fun at iPhone users whose smartphone is …
Facebook to use QR codes for new location-based service?
Without warning or explanation, non-functional QR codes began appearing on random Facebook profiles earlier this week. After a few days of speculation, a new rumor …
Palm's woes mount as its stock is devalued to $0 and unsold inventory estimates balloon
Palm’s woes continue to balloon after the handset maker announced its earnings for Q3 2010. As a recap, Palm reported $349 million in revenue with …
Microsoft to enable USB mass storage for the Xbox 360?
Joystiq got its hands on leaked documentation that suggests the Xbox 360 will support USB mass storage devices in the near future. Screenshots lifted from …
T-Mobile searching for spectrum, in talks with Clearwire?
In an investors meeting on Thursday, T-Mobile USA CEO Robert Dotson told investors that the nation’s #4 wireless carrier is turning to third parties including …
New 27 inch LED Cinema display and dodeca-core Mac Pro coming in June?
Apple may be bringing two heavy hitters to the market early this summer according to some rumors fresh from the pages of AppleInsider. First up …
Google partnering with Sony on a new television service
Google is looking to leverage its foothold in the online video realm by partnering with Sony on a new television service to be called Google …
Windows Phone 7 to get copy & paste post-launch
The Windows Phone 7 platform has caused quite a stir this week as the nitty gritty details under the pretty exterior are being exposed for …
Sprint to announce and possibly launch the HTC Supersonic next week?
After rumors about the HTC Supersonic have been swirling around the Internet for a few months, it is now time for the Wall Street Journal …
Microsoft announces Internet Explorer 9
MIX10 is going strong and this year, the Microsoft conference has been filled with big announcements. Yesterday, we learned about Windows Phone 7 Series development …
Samsung to re-release the Q1 in the 2H 2010?
Samsung is resurrecting the ghost of the Q1 and planning to jump into the now-hot slate PC market in the second half of 2010. According …
Google launches the Nexus One with AT&T and Rogers support
Americans and Canadians rejoice as coming from nowhere, and without announcement, (even though we broke the news on it) is the Google Nexus One with …
Fandango introduces a new movie ticketing service for mobile phones
Looking to impress your girlfriend on that “oh so important” first movie date? Look no further than Fandango to help you skip the ticket line …
Microsoft unveils details on Windows Phone 7 Series development
Microsoft kicked off MIX 2010 this morning with a keynote that revealed some juicy details for developers waiting to dive into the Windows Phone 7 …
Blockbuster looking to sell its European stores?
After a disappointing Q4 2009 performance, Blockbuster’s woes continue with the US video giant looking to pawn off its European operations as a means of …
Google to shutter Chinese branch of its search engine?
After weeks of negotiations and public statements, the tension between Google and China has reached a crescendo and sources familiar with the situation are relaying …
HTC Touch Pro3 to touchdown this summer?
An unsubstantiated rumor out of XDA-Developers suggests that HTC is continuing its Touch Pro series of handsets with the third iteration expected to arrive this …
Google facing slowdowns with its online-only model for handset sales?
Bad news today for Google and the Nexus One as investment firm Goldman Sachs has slashed its estimate for Nexus One sales by a third. …
HTC Incredible spotted with its covering off and a Verizon Wireless tattoo on its back
Images and details on the HTC Incredible have emerged from the depths of Android Forums today. Most notable is the loss of the bright orange …
Does Adobe Flash actually outperform HTML 5?
The battle between HTML 5 and Flash wages on with the discovery of an interesting report comparing the CPU usage of HTML 5 and Flash …
Verizon Wireless makes the $249 Casio G'zOne Brigade official
Available today from Verizon Wireless is the long awaited Casio G’zOne Brigade. The Brigade keeps the rugged good looks of its G’zOne predecessors but shakes …
Apple Mac Pro refresh coming Tuesday?
Apple fans waiting to scoop up the latest and greatest Mac Pro have been drooling at every rumor and waiting patiently for these half-truths to …
Verizon Wireless touts the benefits of a MiFi-connected Apple iPad
A leaked internal memo reveals that the nation’s largest carrier is trying to jump on the Apple bandwagon by encouraging its employees to push its …
Cisco dumps its WiMAX base station and modem business
Clearwire may be optimistic about the growth of WiMAX in 2010 and beyond but network hardware manufacturers are a bit more bearish on the 4G …
Apple to be the Android killer? Windows Phone 7 Series the Savior?
Apple’s patent lawsuit against HTC may be much more far reaching than initially thought. According to a report at CNN’s Fortune website, Apple’s lawsuit has …
Amazon planning to overhaul the Kindle's browser?
A job posting for a position within Lab126, a wholly owned subsidiary of Amazon that focuses on the Kindle, suggests that Amazon may be developing …
