iPhone OS 4.0 beta 4 brings AT&T tethering support
Uh oh, it looks like AT&T’s cell towers are about to be brought offline — though, one could argue they’re almost always offline — MacRumors …
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Microsoft KIN TWO teardown reveals some surprises
The fine folks iFixit have once again teamed up with Chipworks to tear down one of the greatest latest gadgets to hit the scene in …
Facebook signs five year deal with Zynga, crosses 500 million visitor threshold
Farmville fans rejoice as your painfully addicting fanciful Facebook game has gotten a new lease on life. The social networking giant anounced today that it has …
HP's profit up 28% (Updated: webOS coming to slates and printers)
HP managed to surpass the Street’s expectations as the company saw profits grew by 28% in the quarter ended April 30th. Capitalizing on strong demand …
BlackBerry Pearl 3G on the verge of release with Virgin Mobile
It looks like the Canadian BlackBerry faithful won’t have to wait too much longer to get their hands on the BlackBerry Pearl 3G, as one …
Another prototype iPhone breaks cover in Vietnam
Remember how much fun we used to have with all of the iPhone rumors in the months leading up to WWDC? Well as you know, …
HTC Wildfire lands at Virgin UK
Virgin UK has come forward as the first carrier to officially support the newly announced HTC Wildfire. For those with short term memory loss, the …
Apple slips a MacBook update, more power and 10 hours of juice
That MacBook leak was the real deal, folks. Today, right on cue, Apple announced it had refreshed its popular, low-end MacBook unit. Now offering a …
Amazon brings Kindle to Android
Amazon is turning up the heat in the e-book market by porting their popular Kindle for iPhone and BlackBerry application to Android. The Android app …
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 …
BlackBerry Internet Service 3.1 gets detailed
Hot on the heels of the release of BlackBerry Internet Service 3.0, RIM has just posted the details for BIS 3.1 in the BlackBerry Technical …
Upcoming movie to focus on, embarrass Facebook's Zuckerberg
The timing could not be better worse. In the middle of a privacy crisis which has seen countless users delete their accounts, a script for …
Verizon HTC Droid Incredible giveaway: Part 2
We’re back with the final part of our 5 device giveaway series, and this time, we’re looking for a bonafide reason you need this phone. …
T-Mobile introduces unlimited pre-paid plans
No doubt a response to Virgin Mobile’s serious push to reign supreme in the pre-paid market, T-Mobile today announced two new unlimited pre-paid plans which …
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 — …
HTC announces the Wildfire
Well, well, well, look what we have here. No, it’s not some Chinese knockoff of the Desire — it’s the entry-level Wildfire, announced today by …
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 …
The Future of Media: 2010 panel discussion
I am really excited to share that I will be speaking on a panel taking place at NYU on June 8th during Internet Week with …
Analyst expects Apple to burn through 24 million next-gen iPhones in 2010
It’s not even official, but that’s not stopping Digitimes Research analyst Ming-Chi Kuo from estimating that Foxconn — manufacturer of the next iPhone — will …
Is this the HTC Mondrian?
The render you see above is of the HTC Mondrian — or at least according to some forum dwellers at xda-developers. Found within a .cab …
HP beat out four companies in bid for Palm
When the news officially broke that HP had put in a winning bid for Palm, it all seemed so simple. HP, a company that has …
BlackBerry Bold 9650 now available online from Sprint
Sprint customers who have been eagerly awaiting the arrival of the BlackBerry Tour Bold 9650 can rejoice today as the device is now available online …
Sony warily eyeing the tablet market?
According to a recent report from Bloomberg, Sony is in a holding pattern when it comes to the growing tablet market. Sony has been considering …
Video game sales plummet in April
April saw the video game industry suffer through its worst month in nearly 10 years, as both hardware and software sales tumbled for a combined …
Rumor puts the myTouch 3G Slide's price at $150
With only a few weeks to go before sales officially kick off, retail pricing for T-Mobile’s myTouch 3G Slide has leaked out. Pegged at $399.99 …
New updated MacBook with 2.4GHz Core 2 Duo, NVIDIA 320M graphics in the works?
Vietnam is turning into the place to be for Apple prototype leaks. Earlier this week, Vietnamese blog Tinhte posted up images of a 4th generation …
Google admits to collecting private data during Street View sweeps
Google came clean on its blog yesterday and admitted to accidentally collecting personal data while canvassing positioning data during Street View sweeps. The potentially damaging …
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 …
Verizon unable to keep Droid Incredible in stock due to part shortages
An inadequate supply of parts is partly to blame for widespread shortages of Droid Incredible, Verizon Wireless CEO Lowell McAdam said on Friday. Having been …
Search warrant in Gizmodo iPhone case released to the public
Clifford Cretan, the judge who signed the search warrant in the Gizmodo iPhone case, issued a ruling on Friday that unsealed the contents of the …
