Apple's automagic GPU switching technology explained
Ars has a great technical article up about exactly how, when, and why Apple’s automatic graphics switching process occurs in its line of Macbook Pro …
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Jailbroken iPhone 3G shown running OS 4.0 complete with multitasking
Although Apple has made it perfectly clear it will not enable multitasking on the iPhone 3G due to “hardware limitations” (specifically its 128MB of RAM …
BGR’s Live Like A Genius series: Sony HDR-CX550V HD Camcorder
We love the Sony HDR-CX550V… like, really love it. This HD video camera packs a ton of quality features into a sleek and easy to …
HTC Incredible makes an appearance on Verizon Wireless' website
All you folks about ready to explode from anticipation over the HTC Incredible can breathe a small sigh of relief. Big Red has posted a …
Apple delays international iPads until the end of May
Oh, dear. Anyone outside the U.S. hoping for an iPad to call their own before the month’s end will be sorely disappointed. Apple has just …
Is the mysterious squared Motorola Android slider, the Twist?
What you see above might just be the entire spec sheet for that mysterious Android slider from Motorola we caught a glimpse of the other day. …
Palm courting Huawei as a potential buyer?
Palm may be looking to Asia Pacific for potential buyers according to the latest information coming from the ever-churning rumor mill. Reuters suggests Palm has …
HTC looking into developing its own OS
While conducting an interview with Bloomberg, HTC CFO Cheng Hui-ming revealed that the Taiwan-based company is currently exploring the possibility of creating its own smartphone …
Verizon and Sprint handled 16 billion more MB of data than AT&T in 2009
AT&T might be the first carrier you think of when you picture the largest mover of wireless data in the US, but according to a …
Intel brings Android to the Atom processor
Folks hoping for an Atom-powered Android smartphone have reason to rejoice, as Intel’s GM of software and services announced that not only has the chipmaking …
Nokia lets loose the C3, C6 and E5
If you’re a fan of low-cost messaging phones with a social twist, prepare to lose your mind, for Nokia today announced three such devices in …
Apple's launch of iAd could aid Google in aquiring AdMob
If your bid to acquire a company is being questioned by the FTC for “anticompetitive” reasons, you have to love when another high-profile company decides …
Apple refreshes its MacBook Pro line-up
Yup, they’re refreshed all right. Apple’s online store just came roaring back to life after being down for quite some time and, surprise, surprise, some …
HTC Incredible specs
One of our Verizon connects just came through for us in a huge way by passing along the entire spec list for the fast approaching …
Twitter set to unveil Promoted Tweets
According to The New York Times, Twitter will today announce its first serious attempt at a revenue earning model. Through an advertising program known as …
Apple approves Opera Mini iPhone app, available in App Store soon
Uh, wow? Apple seems to have approved the much-hyped Opera Mini iPhone application according to, well, Opera. Apple has historically only approved web browsing applications …
T-Mobile myTouch Slide spotted in the wild, screams hello to 2008
As ugly today as it was the first time we saw it, the T-Mobile myTouch Slide has once again been spotted in the wild. Now sporting …
Google Docs gets much needed update
Google today announced a series of updates to Google Docs which are sure to please everyone who relies on the free cloud-based service. The documents editor …
Microsoft's Project Pink unveiling
Not even a whole two months removed from their announcing Windows Phone 7 Series, Microsoft is back today with another event in which it is …
iPad has the attention of manufacturers, but is it the catalyst for consumers?
The NYT has an interesting article up about the iPad — no, it is not about how great it is. The iPad may prove to …
Intel, Motorola and Samsung to back WiMAX 2
Some good news for ardent supports of WiMAX today, as big names like Intel, Motorola and Samsung gathered to announce their support for and the …
Report: Palm is actively hunting for a buyer
Despite putting on its bravest face, it seems Palm has finally resigned itself to reality. According to a report filed by Bloomberg, the struggling company headed …
Video chat looks to be a lock in iPhone OS 4.0
Evidence continues to mount that the next iPhone will feature support for video chats, as multiple references to the feature have been unearthed in the …
Samsung Galaxy S sails through the FCC
The already favorable odds that the Samsung Galaxy S will soon find a home in the US have skyrocketed, as the super sexy smartphone has …
What is this mysterious MOTOBLUR handset?
We don’t believe the story about how this leak came to be, but we do believe the above picture of an unannounced and unnamed Motorola …
New Apple laptops finally coming Tuesday?
Leave it up to the good boys and girls at a MicroCenter to spoil the non-surprise, right? According to a screenshot provided by one of …
Nokia launches DRM-free Comes With Music in China
Some pretty big news out of China recently as Nokia has announced the launch of its Comes With Music service in the world’s second largest …
Adobe's CTO responds to Apple's new SDK license for iPhone OS 4.0
In a blog post on Adobe’s conversations blog, CTO Kevin Lynch responded to Apple and its revised SDK license that seemingly prohibits third party compilers. …
Geohot makes it ra1n on the iPad
The latest blog post from iPhone firmware slayer George Hotz (geohot), dated April 9th, contains no words… but then again, words aren’t really necessary. The …
HTC DROID ERIS and BlackBerry Tour 9630 set for end-of-life with Verizon
With Verizon soon to be carrying some hot new smartphones from HTC and RIM, the carrier has decided it no longer has a need for the HTC …
