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 …
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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 …
Sonos Multi-room Music System Review: S5, ZoneBridge, Controller 200
It’s pretty incomprehensible that until about two weeks ago, I had never used a piece of Sonos equipment. Heard about it, and read about it? …
WiMAX growth in the US lags, worldwide growth explodes
WiMAX is slowly and steadily expanding in the U.S. through the efforts of Clearwire, the primary provider of WiMAX stateside. Globally, WiMAX is on a …
Firefox Mobile for Android to debut in late 2010, future Windows Mobile version uncertain
After a slow start, Firefox Mobile has been making great strides recently; releasing the final version of the mobile browser for the Maemo platform and …
Another Best Buy leak reveals placeholders for new Apple hardware
New MacBook Pros are coming, new iMacs are coming! The cries of an impending MacBook Pro and iMac refresh are coming this time from Gizmodo …
Verizon Wireless to allow Skype calling over 3G this March
When Verizon Wireless and Skype announced a joint press conference at MWC, VZW users knew what they wanted to hear…and today, they got it. The …
Verizon goes BOGO crazy
Yesterday we reported Verizon was going to kick off an Android and webOS BOGO sale today, but we missed a pretty big point — the …
TELUS releases the Motorola MILESTONE
A huge leap forward in the Canadian smartphone world today as TELUS has started to sell the Motorola MILESTONE. The first Android handset to go …
BlackBerry webkit browser demoed at MWC, did we see Flash?
Today, RIM co-CEO, Mike Lazaridis, and Director of Developer Relations, Mike Kirkup, gave us a little taste of what the future of browsing on a …
RIM's Mike Lazaridis wants manufacturers to limit your data usage
We really love the boys and girls over at RIM, but if you haven’t already noticed, they’re pretty much stuck in 1998. Why do we …
Sony Ericsson X10 definitely hitting AT&T
We’ve just been told from an AT&T source of ours that the Sony Ericsson X10 is 100% coming to AT&T, and pretty soon.
HTC Desire, HD mini, Legend get official
HTC had a very busy day at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, as it announced three new handsets: the Desire, HD mini and Legend (above …
New Verizon Wireless BOGO offer starting tomorrow, includes all Android and Palm webOS handsets?
One of our connects hit us up with information on a new Verizon Wireless Buy One, Get One Free promotion. The BOGO this time around …
AT&T to sell Apple iPad 3G in stores?
One of our AT&T connects down south just hit us up with some pretty interesting info…
Nokia and Intel merge Mobilin with Maemo to produce MeeGo
Nokia and Intel have jumped on the mobile operating system bandwagon by jointly announcing MeeGo, an open platform for mobile computing devices, tablets, netbooks, smartphones, …
Samsung's i8520 Beam packs an in-built projector
Although we fear the only people who will buy a phone with a projector built into it are the same jackasses people who bring laser …
Microsoft introduces the new Windows Phone 7 Series mobile platform
At the MWC 2010 keynote, Microsoft officially announced Windows Phone 7 Series, the latest iteration of the Microsoft’s mobile platform. For the first time, the …
