Apple strips App Store of scantily clad women, removes 5,000 apps
This week, you might have heard that Apple removed over 5,000 applications from its mobile App Store. What did most of the apps have in …
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Fido launches the BlackBerry Curve 8520
Hear that noise? That’s Fido saying goodbye to 2006 and hello to… 2009? Fido has finally caved in and introduced a modern-ish BlackBerry with today’s …
Rogers to get Acer Liquid e this Spring
In a very uncharacteristic move, Acer and Rogers Wireless jointly announced that the Android 2.1-powered Liquid e will be headed to Canada’s largest wireless carrier …
Walmart to buy VUDU online streaming movie service?
Walmart, one of the world’s largest retailer of DVDs, may be moving beyond physical media sales and jumping feet first into the online streaming business. …
Compact Flash Association releases the specifications for CF5.0
DSLR owners feeling limited by their old and slow Compact Flash card will be happy to know that the Compact Flash Association has finalized the …
Google Earth now available for Android, requires 2.1
Last week at MWC, Google CEO Eric Schmidt demoed Google Earth on his Nexus One, giving a pretty clear sign that the new application would …
SanDisk shipping 64GB SD card
To those with HD camcorders that record to SD cards, prepare to rejoice. SanDisk has announced it is now shipping its new line of SD …
AT&T HTC Pure getting reallocated due to slow sales?
We just received a heads up that the above document is being circulated within AT&T locations, and in short, it seems as if the HTC …
Two new models of the Sony PS3 slim pass through the FCC
Sony may try to hide behind its shell company, Sand Dollar Enterprise, but those game savvy FCC equipment authorization miners know better. Spotted at the …
webOS 1.4 coming to Pres and Pixis on the 25th?
The rumored February 15th date for the rollout of webOS 1.4 has come and gone with nary a sighting of the latest OS offering from …
Skype and Verizon enter into an exclusive agreement, Skype 3G on the iPhone delayed?
GigaOm has dug up some juicy tidbits on the recently announced deal between Verizon and Skype, an agreement that would put Skype on Verizon Wireless’ …
Next iPhone OS to include video chat support?
Apple blog 9to5Mac has been doing some investigative work inside the the new iPhone SDK, and they’ve come up with a few interesting files. Located …
Apple iPad pre-orders to start February 25th?
Apple rumor blog Appadvice is predicting that Apple will begin accepting pre-orders for the Wi-Fi-enabled iPad starting February 25th. This isn’t confirmed as Appadvice does …
Nexus One gets HTC Sense and Flash 10 courtesy of a HTC Desire ROM
Owners of a Nexus One not afraid of flashing a ROM can shake things up by installing a leaked HTC Desire ROM with Sense UI …
Leaked documents reveal the Symbian X^3 powered Nokia X10
Initial details on Nokia’s planned roadmap for 2010 were leaked earlier this month and the information revealed a set of new naming conventions Nokia may …
Microsoft and Yahoo search deal approved by the US and the EU
Last July, Microsoft and Yahoo announced a search deal that would bring Bing to Yahoo, Yahoo to Bing, and place Yahoo in charge of the …
Comcast forgets about its bandwidth cap, launches online file backup service
With little fanfare, Comcast launched a new online file backup service called Secure Backup & Share for its broadband internet customers. The new service utilizes …
Google Shopper makes its debut in the Android market
Fresh out of Google Labs is yet another application that Google can add to its growing Android library and embed on future phones. This time …
Suspected Chinese cyber attack may have ties to two schools in China
The New York Times is reporting that the Chinese cyber attack launched on Google and other major companies, which was made public last month, may …
Apple will use FairPlay DRM instead of Adobe DRM on iPad ebooks
Computer World is reporting that Apple Inc. will offer its own brand of digital rights management (DRM) software to iPad ebook publishers to protect their …
Sprint to launch its first WiMAX handset in H1 2010
In an interview with Forbes Magazine, Sprint revealed that its first WiMAX enabled handset will launch in the first half of 2010, a few months …
Apple negotiated lower prices for its e-books, $14.99 to be the maximum price?
Apple shook up the e-book market with the recent introduction of iBookstore, its new e-book marketplace that is slated to debut on the iPad. Additionally, …
Google Buzz class action suit filed
There was a lash, then a back lash, and now…a class action law suit. Google Inc. has been named in a class action suit filed …
Beceem announces the BCS500, a new WiMAX/LTE multi-mode chipset
Well known WiMAX Chipset manufacturer Beceem announced this week that it is developing a dual 4G chip that offers both WiMAX and LTE connectivity at …
Palm webOS coming to T-Mobile?
One of our solid Palm connects just dropped something pretty interesting in our inbox…
LG currently has no interest in developing a proprietary smartphone OS
No Bada competitor from LG as the Korean handset manufacturer has stated publicly that it will not develop its own proprietary smartphone OS. Though it …
Motorola Backflip will be AT&T's first Android device, coming March 7
As of March 7th, AT&T is officially in the Android game, as Ma’ Bell made the Motorola Backflip official today in a press release. A …
Twenty Four companies join forces to create a wireless application store of colossal proportions
Twenty four of the world’s largest mobile operators along with LG, Samsung, Sony Ericsson and the GSMA have come together to create the Wholesale Applications …
New LinkedIn Connector brings your professional network into your Outlook inbox
It’s all part of the natural progression; social networks developed to bring all our friends and family together into one place, and now we turn …
60,000 Android devices being shipped each day
This week at MWC, Google CEO Eric Schmidt proudly proclaimed that Android handsets are being shipped at the rate of 60,000 per day worldwide. That …
