BIS 3.0 rolling out on March 28th
BlackBerry addicts that keep strange hours should keep a stiff drink on hand between 2AM and 6AM EDT on Sunday, March 28th, because those are …
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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 …
Apple now accepting iPad application submissions to App Store
Apple just sent out a blast email to all those enrolled in the iPhone/iPad developer program, and although you can’t have yourself an iPad just …
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 …
BlackBerry OS 6.0 shots surface? Probably not
Take this as you will, but we’ve been told the images floating around of “BlackBerry OS 6.0” are nothing more than concept mockups that were …
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 …
Amazon releases "Kindle for Mac"
Today, Amazon announced the release of Kindle for Mac, a service designed to allow Mac users to purchase, as well as access, the content of …
Motorola DROID update delayed?
We have heard from multiple sources that the much-awaited Android 2.1 OS upgrade due to start today, has been delayed. We’re told a last minute …
Google Nexus One for AT&T shipping with bad displays?
We’ll be brief: we never had any issues with the screens on the first two Nexus One devices we received (T-Mobile). Well, both displays behaved …
Motorola DROID update schedule detailed…
A reliable source has just let us in on how Verizon Wireless will be rolling out the Android 2.1 update to your Motorola DROID, and …
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 …
HTC responds to Apple's lawsuit
HTC just hit us up with an official response to Apple’s patent lawsuit filed against them. In short, HTC is sticking up for themselves, naming …
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 …
Motorola CLIQ XT now available from T-Mobile for $129.99
So much for yesterday’s pricing revelation as today T-Mobile released the Motorola CLIQ XT with a price tag that is $30 higher than expected. Available …
HTC Nexus One to hit the Now Network (Sprint)
Yesterday AT&T, today Sprint, tomorrow the world? In a press release this afternoon Sprint announced the pending release of the HTC Nexus One: Nexus One, …
RIM opens up new push service to developers
Today, RIM announced that its new BlackBerry Push Service is available to developers for their coding pleasure. The new service: “enables developers to easily develop …
HTC Desire to come in silver as well
The HTC Desire is one sexy handset, but let’s face facts here: the “Urban Brown” shade it comes in isn’t for everyone. Thankfully, HTC isn’t …
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 …
Verizon posts Motorola DROID 2.1 update details…
Verizon seems to have posted a PDF listing some of the improvements in the yet-to-be-released Motorola DROID 2.1 update. The update has a version number …
Verizon Wireless to offer early upgrades for some feature phone users headed to a smartphone
Nothing like a late day ninja check-in. A trusted source has come through with a Verizon memo outlining an early upgrade program for those users …
Sprint and DeviceAnywhere team up to provide virtual tutorials
U.S. wireless provider Sprint and virtual mobile device company DeviceAnywhere have teamed up to offer a unique service to Sprint wireless subscribers. The joint venture …
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 …
Google Nexus One: 135,000 phones sold in 74 days
We’re not going to go as far as the Silicone Alley Insider and declare the Nexus One “a flop” but the sub-par sales numbers do …
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 …
