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 …
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AT&T officially stops selling iPhone 3G
You had a really, really good run iPhone 3G. We’ll miss you. June 4, 2010 iPhone 3G 8 GB is Out of Stock Effective immediately, …
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, …
Evidence suggests MobileMe will become free
It’s not a whole lot to go on, but rumors never are. Recent changes to the Account Type statuses of Apple’s MobileMe service is leading …
America's first 4G smartphone now on sale
It’s been exactly 10 weeks and 3 days since it was announced at CES 2010, but it’s finally here: The HTC EVO 4G is now …
Mac mini refresh just around the bend?
If you or anyone you know were planning on picking up a Mac mini over the weekend (don’t laugh, we’re serious), you might want to …
Motorola i1 hitting Boost Mobile June 20th
Just like we said last night, June 20th will see the U.S. retail release of the Motorola i1. It will be available from Boost Mobile …
Apple launches HTML5 advocacy site
Did you think Apple was going to sit around and do nothing while Adobe runs its We <3 Flash ad campaign? Then clearly you don’t …
Watch the 2010 World Cup on your cellphone
Good news for all of you football soccer fanatics, as two major wireless carriers — Sprint in the U.S. and Rogers in Canada — have announced …
HP commits itself to webOS smartphones after all
HP CEO Mark Hurd certainly stirred the pot yesterday when he said that “we didn’t buy Palm to be in the smartphone business” and that …
HTC Scorpion now rumored to be Verizon bound
Do you remember back in February how we reported that the HTC Scorpion, an Android 2.2 device powered by a 1.5GHz, was headed for Sprint …
Sprint starting employee training for a "slate" device June 7th
we’ve been told by a Sprint source of ours that Sprint employees will begin training for a “slate”-type device on June 7th
Say hello to the Samsung Galaxy Tab
No, you’re eyes are not deceiving you — that is indeed one giant, tablet-ized version of the Samsung Galaxy S your weary eyes are peepin’. …
T-Mobile announces the Nokia E73 Mode
And once again we have proof that where there’s a good amount of smoke, there’s likely to be fire. Today Nokia announced it will be …
WIND Mobile launches in Vancouver
Alright, Vancouverites, you’ve been a bunch of good sports politely clapping as WIND Mobile rolled out in Toronto, Ottawa, Calgary and Edmonton, but your time has …
Sprint kicks off its national EVO 4G ad campaign
Last year, Sprint wasn’t doing itself any favors with its absolutely awful Palm Pre TV ad campaign, but this year’s hero phone — the HTC …
Sprint launching Motorola i1, Samsung Intercept, 4G in more markets
Thanks to one of our connects, we’ve scored a shot of Sprint’s playbook which contains some upcoming launch dates. The first on the list confirms …
HP CEO says he didn't buy Palm for smartphones
“We didn’t buy Palm to be in the smartphone business.” Those were words the of HP CEO Mark Hurd as he spoke to the Bank …
Dell Streak available in the U.S. next month for $500
We told those pesky grey marketers that they’d better get a move on if they were hoping to make a few quick bucks importing the …
Canada's proposed Copyright Act amendments will make it illegal to break DRM
After weeks of leaks and speculation, Canada’s reigning Conservative government outlined its plans to amend the ageing Copyright Act. According to the outline, anyone convicted …
New images of the Motorola Shadow emerge
You can call it the Shadow, you can call it the Droid EXTREME, and you can even call it the DROID XTREME, but we say …
New all-white iPhone pictures leak out
We’re not quite ready to concede that Apple will actually be unveiling an all-white iPhone next week at WWDC, but the evidence is pretty damning. …
Cablevision submits proposal to bring Optimum Wi-Fi to MTA trains
In a response to a Request for Proposal from the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA), Cablevision announced today that it has submitted a bid to bring …
RIM is popping bottles in Waterloo, celebrating tiered data pricing
Tiered data plans have been part of RIM’s long term strategy, and we safely assume the boys and girls in Waterloo are pretty happy at …
BlackBerry Pearl 3G and Acer Liquid e on sale now from Rogers
It’s not surprising since we told you this would be the case, but today Canada’s Rogers Wireless today announced the immediate availability of the BlackBerry …
Verizon Wireless currently testing Apple iPads
According to a highly placed source of ours, Verizon Wireless is currently testing Apple iPad devices on their network. We have been told that the …
myTouch 3G Slide available through T-Mobile
If you’re and Android user on T-Mobile, then we probably don’t need to remind you of this, but for everyone else, the myTouch 3G Slide is …
BlackBerry Bold 9650 coming to Verizon Wireless tomorrow
Alright, BlackBerry fans. It’s time to double-check your bank balance and when you’re current contract is set to expire, as Verizon has just officially announced …
Linux, U.S., Intel, IBM, and research dominate supercomputing
The BBC has released an interesting analysis of the world’s supercomputing prowess based on the June 2010 TOP500 Supercomputing list. The report shows, unsurprisingly, that …
Motorola announces the FLIPOUT with Android 2.1 and enhanced MOTOBLUR
Here it is, folks. Motorola has gotten around to announcing the FLIPOUT, aka that strange and square Motorola smartphone. The big news here apart from its …
