DigiTimes: Apple shipping 1.2 million iPads per month
In a post this morning, DigiTimes analyst Kuo Ming-Chi stated that Apple, Inc. is currently shipping close to 1.2 million iPads per month. Ming-Chi also …
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Verizon's DROID 2 spotted, photoed, critiqued
The DROID X has been getting a lot of attention lately, which is nice, but, for those who need a physical keyboard it isn’t the …
Hotmail rolling out ActiveSync functionality early?
Hotmail, Microsoft’s free email platform, has been getting a horde of new features lately; not to mention a new slogan, “the new busy.” Blog liveside.net …
Canada's Big Three carriers earn an 'F' from the BBB
Here’s a shocker for you: Canadians really don’t like the nation’s Big Three wireless companies. This “revelation” comes to us by way of the Better …
AT&T's acquisition of Alltel assets from Verizon Wireless close to completion
It seems like it was just yesterday, but one year has passed since AT&T and Verizon agreed to a $2.35 billion deal which would provide …
Toshiba and Fujitsu combine forces to create Japan's second largest mobile phone manufacturer
Toshiba and Fujitsu confirmed on Thursday that the two Japanese companies will be merging their mobile phone business units. As part of the merger, Toshiba will spin off its mobile …
Motorola announces the rugged and secure ES400
Windows Mobile 6.5 isn’t dead, it’s just been given a bizarre makeover and loaded onto a strange new handset from Motorola in the ES400. Created …
OnLive gaming service launches with a free one year subscription
OnLive, the much ballyhooed online gaming service, has finally made its official debut. Having been in beta and available for select users since September 2009, …
iPhone 4 delayed in Canada?
We assure you that we’re not trying to stir up rumors with this one, but we’re starting to get the feeling that the Canadian launch …
MobileMe to go offline tonight, respawn with new features
Just a quick little heads up to anyone who relies upon MobileMe, as the service will be down for maintenance overnight from 1am to 3am …
Motorola adjusts its Android update schedule
Maybe we lead incredibly sheltered lives, but one of the worst things we can think of is not knowing when our Android smartphone will be …
HTC sends ROM website cease and desist letter
HTC has sent a cease and desist letter to ROM website shipped-roms.com. The letter states that HTC’s intellectual property is being violated due to the …
AT&T to count 3G MicroCell usage against customer's data caps
AT&T may want to be the darling of the US wireless carriers, but some of its policies are seemingly designed to turn a customer into …
Apple iPhone 4 to include 512MB of RAM
While current Android handsets and Windows Mobile phones of yore boast of their prowess, by proclaiming the heftiness of their internal RAM, Apple has been …
Qualcomm at the center of EU antitrust investigation
Qualcomm is now at the center of a European Commission antitrust investigation, it was revealed on Thursday. Stemming from a complaint from rival chipmaker Icera, …
Throwback Thursday: Atari 2600
In honor of E3 week, we thought we would dedicate this week’s Throwback Thursday to a gaming device from the past: the Atari 2600. The …
50% of Android devices are running version 2.1
Google likes to keep a close eye on what percentage of its mobile OS, by version number, is out in the wild. Google accomplishes this …
AT&T announces the Samsung Captivate, aka Galaxy S
Everyone can now stop saying that AT&T isn’t trying when it comes to Android, as today the carrier announced it will be carrying the Samsung …
Verizon's Droid X website goes live
There’s not really a whole lot for us to say here, but Verizon’s official Droid website is now showing the Droid X as “coming soon.” …
Apple iPhone 4 reservation breakdown by store
One of our trusty Apple sources wrote us in to give us a breakdown on day one of Apple iPhone reservations. The information we have …
DigiTimes: CDMA iPhone 4 in Q4
Oh, CDMA iPhone rumors, when will you ever go away. (No, seriously, go away.) DigiTimes has rekindled CDMA iPhone rumors with the following sentence: “Pegatron …
Toshiba announces 128 GB NAND flash modules
Toshiba has announced the birth of their 128 GB NAND flash memory module. The new flash storage chip “integrates sixteen 64Gbit NAND chips” onto a minuscule 17 x …
Sony Ericsson announces the Xperia X8
Feeling the Xperia X3 too small and the Xperia X10 too large, yesterday Sony Ericsson announced what we like to think of as the Goldilocks …
YouTube intros a simple video editor
Earlier today, YouTube introduced a simple and very easy to use cloud-based video editor for its millions of users. Creating things like mashups couldn’t be …
Cellular South confirms it will offer the HTC Desire
HTC announced earlier today the Android-powered Desire was slated to land with select regional carriers in the U.S., but the smartphone giant did not name names. Rather than keep …
Amazon looking to partner with Bing to provide shopping results
The Business Insider has a source who claims that Amazon is in talks with Microsoft to be the partnered provider of shopping search results for …
Bell launches the HTC Legend
Virgin Mobile is no longer the only Canadian carrier to offer the HTC Legend, as today its parent company, Bell, announced that it too will …
iTunes 9.2 now available
Another day, another software update from Apple. Unlike yesterday’s release of OS X 10.6.4, today’s release applies both Mac and PC users as it is iTunes …
Telus lowers the pricing on its popular smarthphones for Dads and grads
Telus is jumping on the Fathers Day and Graduation sale bandwagon with a promotion targeting its popular smartphones. The sale begins on June 16th and …
Google working to refine Android's UI
According to TechCrunch’s Michael Arrington, Google’s Android team is currently burning the midnight oil working on a UI refresh for it’s ever popular smartphone OS. …
