Samsung Shift and LG GT365 Etna for AT&T previewed on video
Hardcore messaging fanatics on AT&T have a few more options to look forward to in the near future. If you find yourself in need of …
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Microsoft to laid off employees: We’re gonna need that cash back
Microsoft has allegedly sent out a notice to former employees (those who were recently laid off) to come back so they can pour a little …
Best Buy Reward Zone and Premier Silver members get iPhones on the cheap
Somehow avoiding the urge to ignore Best Buy checkout staff as they push discount membership programs on you is finally going to pay off – …
Launch details for T-Mobile’s first USB modem emerge
While several other North American carriers are tossing around tales of LTE development and blazing 4G speeds, T-Mobile looks to be preparing its first entry …
Is the RAZR3 aka Ruby VE1 back from the dead?
The last and only time we talked about the RAZR3 aka Ruby was when we reported that Motorola had pulled the plug on it in …
Ringtone maker adopts ‘pay what you want’ distribution model
Radiohead was the first band to gain recognition for applying a ‘pay what you want’ distribution model to an album and despite its resounding success, …
RIM dishes the dirt on BIS 2.6
No doubt there were a lot of peeved BIS users the day RIM enabled BES 5, but don’t fret – RIM finally just took the …
T-Mobile unlimited voice pilot goes live
If you’re a long-time T-Mobile customer in San Fransisco, you may be interested to know the new unlimited voice plan options we reported this past …
Rogers launches three new sliders; one touch, two QWERTY
Rogers has just launched three new handsets in the LG Secret, Samsung Gravity and Samsung Propel. Starting off with what is arguably the pick of …
New Mac mini caught on video?
This morning we showed you an image of what might just be the Mac mini refresh after it was leaked around the interwebs last night. …
Acer to offer free smartphones in the US
If you followed our coverage of MWC this past week, odds are you were just as unimpressed with Acer’s showing as we were. To recap …
Apple sales numbers down so far this year
According to an analyst over at Piper Jaffray, the God-like company is experiencing a bit of recession-era strife. Analyst Gene Munster has posited that the …
Verizon CDM 8795 PTT phone strikes a pose
While it might not be the most exciting handset Verizon will be pushing out this year, the CDM 8795 looks to have quietly been made …
Rogers LTE launch details revealed; follow up
Yesterday morning we dropped some huge news regarding Rogers and its plans to deploy a new LTE network that will launch initially in Vancouver in …
App Stores apps are one month wonders?
According to the same media research group that brought us the evidence of a brand new iPhone stretching its legs on the internet, a free …
“Sexy View” not so sexy; new S60 worm discovered
As deep as we are into S60 3rd Edition’s lifespan, malware was sure to rear its ugly head at some point. In fact, we are …
Is this the butt of the new Mac mini?
Late last night a photo that is purported to be of the butt-end of the upcoming new Mac mini surfaced on the internet causing quite …
Paid apps finally infiltrating Android Market?
We just got a tip that if you’re running the latest T-Mobile G1 OS, you’ll now see paid applications finally appear in the Android Market. …
EA Sports Active: EA’s competitor to Wii Fit due on May 19th
Electronic Arts made it known earlier this month that it would be looking to the Nintendo Wii to help propel its lackluster performance of late, …
Sprint still bleeding badly, loses 1.3 million subscribers in Q4 2008
Following Sprint’s earnings call, the company wrapped up a pretty dark 2008 with more of the same – there’s really no way to sugarcoat this …
Dell Inspiron Mini 9 and 12 hitting AT&T stores soon?
We told y’all Verizon wasn’t the only carrier looking to bring us some Netbook love. AT&T has been rumored to be exploring potential options in …
RIM’s SurePress wins “Best Mobile Technology Breakthrough” award
It’s no big secret that industry awards are often nothing more than a sham with awards earmarked here and there so that each company can …
Rogers LTE launch details revealed; 4G in Vancouver by February 2010
Rogers recently held a conference call ahead of its earnings call and you knew your pals at BGR would have all the goods for you. …
Hello Moto? MWC 2009 edition
You wouldn’t know it from coverage of this year’s MWC in Barcelona but Motorola actually is hiding in a booth at the show. No, really. …
Verizon Wireless LG Versa info galore
We already knew the bulk of the specs for the LG Versa and that Verizon is all set to release it on March 1st, but …
Upcoming Verizon news: BlackBerry Niagara, Hub updates, Netbooks, Apex
One of our trusty ninjas just hit us up with a couple details on some of Verizon’s upcoming products and product offerings. First off.. Netbooks. …
Yahoo’s share of US search market continues to climb while Google actually slides
Wait, what? Is that headline right? Indeed it is folks – if comScore’s January numbers are to be believed at least. The authority on web-watching …
AT&T and Pantech launch dual-sliding Matrix Pro
AT&T and Pantech have officially announced the Matrix Pro this morning and while it won’t knock you out of your seat per se, it definitely …
Google Maps now supports GPS on Verizon BlackBerry Storm
The pain you must have all felt; Google Maps not being able to take advantage of the built-in GPS chip in your Verizon BlackBerry Storm. …
Verizon Wireless 4G trials going well, on track for 2010 commercial launch
Verizon Wireless is now home to the largest network in the country and thanks to today’s news, it will soon be home to the nation’s …
