New images of Google’s Nexus S emerge
Someone dropped a little rum into this morning’s mug of warm apple cider and had some trouble holding the camera still. Regardless, today is all …
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Android Market to require content ratings on apps
A recent post by Google seems to indicate that the company will require application content ratings on all present and future applications listed in the …
Motorola’s next devices for AT&T and Verizon Wireless
Interested in the next generation Motorola Android device to hit AT&T and Verizon? One of our Motorola sources just shot us over some information. The …
Dell will pay you to take an HTC DROID Incredible
Looking for more excuses to avoid battling the Black Friday crowd? How’s this for a deal: the Dell Mobility Store will pay you $25 to …
PlayStation Phone to be unveiled on December 9th?
French gadget enthusiast blog Nowhereelse has reportedly received a copy of an invitation to a mysterious press event early next month. The event, as the …
BlackBerry Playbook pricing to start at $399?
A blog by the name of Mobility Insider is claiming to have the inside scoop on the pricing schema for the unreleased BlackBerry Playbook tablet. …
Acer unveils its first 3D laptop
Earlier this week, we wondered aloud why Acer might announce new tablets and a smartphone prior to naming said devices. Today, we have our answer. …
Apple gearing up for enterprise battle, poaching RIM employees?
The Wall Street Journal is reporting that in the last 18 months, Apple has hired at least five employees of the RIM enterprise team. They …
SlingPlayer Mobile for iPad now available
Sling Media’s popular placeshifting app is now available on the Apple iPad. The company first announced the eventual arrival of its iPad offering back in …
comScore predicts 11% increase in holiday spending, highest on record
Analytics company comScore is forecasting that consumer spending this holiday season will rise more than 11%, making this year’s figure the highest on record. The company has already published …
SEC investigates legality of ‘channel checks’
Some analysts could soon find themselves in hot water as the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has opened an investigation into the legality of “channel …
Mophie case keeps your iPhone charged without impeding on your style
The gang over at mophie, a company that makes a variety of power products for mobile devices, was kind enough to loan us a juice pack air …
Mobiado unveils Classic 712 Mokume Gane, 712MG Angular Momentum Edition
Adding once again to its line of ultra-high end luxury feature phones, Mobiado announced Tuesday the addition of the Classic 712 Mokume Gane to its …
AT&T offers Black Friday WP7 BOGO, but it’s not much of a deal
AT&T and Microsoft want to brighten your holidays while simultaneously lightening your pockets, but wise shoppers will likely look elsewhere. AT&T is offering up a …
AT&T and Sprint petition FCC for spectrum exchange
Today, U.S. wireless providers AT&T and Sprint filed a formal letter with the FCC requesting permission to exchange several blocks of wireless spectrum. The two companies claim …
Apple ramps up iPad production ahead of holidays
Reaffirming a note sent to investors last week by RBC Capital Markets, DigiTimes now reports that iPad production has been increased ahead of the 2010 …
RIM addresses removal of Kik app from BlackBerry App World
We were alerted to a blog post on Kik’s site just moments ago, and it seems that Research In Motion has not only removed Kik …
The Beatles sell 2 million songs, 450,000 albums in first week on iTunes
Last Tuesday, years of negotiations between Apple, Inc., Apple Corp and EMI finally culminated in the widely publicized arrival of The Beatles’ catalog in Apple’s …
Motorola’s first Tegra 2 handset photographed?
The above photograph has been making its way around the technology blogosphere for the past several hours. What we are — allegedly — looking at …
Steve Jobs on wireless, driverless printing
Haven’t got your Steve Jobs email fix for the day yet? Good, because another one is making the rounds and this time it’s about Apple’s …
Acer announces nameless 4.8-inch Android smartphone; April 2011 launch
Peculiar, we’d say, that a company would announce a product before it even gives it a name, but who are we to judge? Acer announced …
Acer comes out swinging; 7 and 10-inch Android tablets due in April 2011
Today, at a planned media event, hardware manufacture Acer officially jumped into the Android tablet space by announcing two new future offerings. The company will offer both …
Dell Streak now available in red, white; unlocked units ship with Froyo
Dell announced in a blog post Tuesday morning that its supersized Dell Streak is now available in two new colors. Additionally, the device is now …
Absent apps present another hurdle for Windows Phone 7
As Microsoft’s Windows Phone 7 push kicks into high gear ahead of the holidays, great devices like the HTC HD7 will help foster interest in …
T-Mobile myTouch 4G review
Here it is ladies and gentlemen, the heir apparent to the myTouch 3G throne and T-Mobile’s second HSPA+ handset, the myTouch 4G. The new device, …
Apple’s Black Friday sale teaser posted to website
There are plenty of ways to spend your money on Black Friday, but some people are too lazy to be bothered with trekking out before …
T-Mobile expands HSPA+, ‘4G’ network to eight new markets
This morning, in a brief press release, T-Mobile announced the expansion of its HSPA+ network to eight additional markets. The new cities include: Detroit, MI; …
Verizon Wireless adds Skype support to Crux, Octane, and Zeal handsets
Just in time for the holidays, Verizon Wireless has announced the addition of the Pantech Crux, LG Octane, and Samsung Zeal to its list of supported …
U.S. Cellular offering $150 statement credit to those opening new smartphone lines
Today, regional carrier U.S. Cellular announced a promotion aimed at courting new smartphone customers from both within and outside its existing customer base. The offer …
Rogers comments on Competition Bureau fine, will ‘vigorously defend’ its statements
Last week, we told you about Canada’s Competition Bureau slapping Rogers Wireless with a $10 million fine for inaccurate statements it made while advertising for its pre-paid …
