Windows 7 beta (officially) flies free tomorrow
So let it be written, so let it be done. During Steve Ballmer’s decidedly humdrum keynote yesterday evening, the Microsoft CEO made several announcements that …
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Sony Ericsson announces two new phones for North America: C510a and W508a
Yesterday Sony Ericsson announced two new devices for the North American market – the C510a Cyber-shot handset and the W508a Walkman phone. Both feature quad-band …
Asus Eee Keyboard wows us all
Asus most definitely came to CES today packing heat and without a doubt, one of its most impressive announcements was the Eee Keyboard. We want …
Sony’s touchscreen Walkman gets confirmed
As expected, Sony unveiled its rumored iPod Touch competitor and all we can say is wow! The Sony Walkman NWZ-X1000 will feature a colorful and …
HTC Iolite gets outed by retailer
We’re not sure which is worse – the infamous blurry-cam leak or the tiny-pic leak. Neither affords much in the way of a satisfying visual …
Asus reportedly looking to make an Android-based Eee PC
It looks like Asus is keen on using Android for more than just its mobile phones. Asus CEO Johnny Shih has begun openly discussing the …
Nokia pulls plug on N810 WiMAX Edition
In a startlingly abrupt move just one day after the launch of WiMAX service in Portland, OR, Nokia is reportedly discontinuing production of its N810 …
Microsoft may begin offering Windows 7 upgrades as early as July
According to a report this morning from Techarp, Microsoft may be making Windows 7 upgrades available a bit sooner than expected. Beginning July 1 of …
Dell Studio XPS 13 and XPS 16 debut on Dell website
Just as expected, Dell’s rumored Studio XPS notebooks made their debut on Dell’s website just in time for CES. According to the respective product pages, …
Axiotron introduces Modbook Pro; cue Barry White
Behold what could very well be the sexiest piece of kit introduced at Macworld. Axiotron took the wraps off its latest OS X tablet endeavor …
Sony’s uber-expensive VAIO P netbook revealed
There it is, folks, in all its glory – the Sony VAIO P picturebook or netbook. Whatever you want to call it is fine. Of …
Clearwire’s WiMax is a Go for Portland, OR
While’s the future of WiMax may still be a bit up in the air, Clearwire has gone ahead with its plans to launch the service …
T-Mobile and RIM make the BlackBerry 8900 Curve official, coming in February
All of you skeptics out there who doubted the February release of the BlackBerry Curve 8900 on T-Mobile can now rest easy as T-Mobile and …
iTunes music still shackled to DRM in Canada and elsewhere?
When Apple annouced that iTunes users now had its consent to free their iTunes-purchased music from the hellish enslavement of DRM, people across the world …
Kogan Agora rears its head nights before CES
Sure it’s going to be officially unveiled this week during CES but that didn’t stop a naughty, naughty person from snapping a few cheeky pics …
Hasta la vista, Macworld
There you have it Apple fans, Apple’s final Macworld keynote has come and gone. As expected, Steve Jobs was nowhere to be found – indeed …
T-Mobile BlackBerry Curve 8900 makes its way into stores, Feb. 11th release
Yes, yes, the rumor about the T-Mobile BlackBerry Curve 8900 release being moved up to February 11th is true. One of our T-Mobile ninjas just …
Oh yeah, it’s 17″ MacBook Pro time
Ok, Philly Schilly has finally gotten around to the new MacBook Pro now so we’ve got all the new details for you: How does Intel …
Next in line at Macworld is a new version of iWork for the desktop and the Cloud
Apple announced a new version of iWork ’09. Changes in Keynote ’09 include magic move, a feature that will automatically move and resize objects between …
iTunes is DRM-free, folks!
Mr. Phil hasn’t announced this yet, but after opening iTunes, we’re now presented with an option to upgrade our library (of UMG music) to DRM-free …
Apple starts off keynote with iLife ’09
Phil Schiller might not be wearing a black turtle neck but he’s still got some goods to dish this morning at the Macorld keynote. To …
17″ MacBook Pro goes live before Apple keynote kicks off
Oops! We’re minutes away from Apple’s keynote featuring Phil “I am not Steve Jobs” Schiller and we’ve already got our second major bungle. The team …
Apple Store goes down as keynote nears, iWork ’09 makes an early appearance
As is customary when Apple prepare to toss some fresh new goodies our way, the Apple Store has been kaput since about 10:00am EST. Last …
Pharos unveils the Traveler 137, unlocked GPS-centric Windows Mobile smartphone
Pharos announced on Tuesday the latest addition to its fledgling line of GPS smartphones. The Traveler 137 will be an unlocked Windows Mobile professional smartphone …
AT&T suffering a data outage, again
Just one short week after AT&T suffered a major network outage across much of the northeast and beyond, reports are flooding our inbox yet again …
Motorola announces three new handsets, one you might care about
Motorola took the wraps off three of its latest handsets early this morning, though as is often the case for the struggling handset maker – …
HTC announces HTC S743: U.S. edition, suckaz
Not forgetting about those ever-important arrogant American consumers, HTC has crafted a U.S.-specific version of their HTC S740 Windows Mobile Standard device. Supporting 850MHz/1900MHz HSDPA …
Sling Media announces iPhone SlingPlayer application, HD Mac streaming
Well, Sling has gone and done it again. This time they’ve got some iPhone app nonsense for your TiVo-addicted souls. You might remember the initial …
Apple finally drops DRM on iTunes music, OTA 3G music downloads?
Apple has dropped DRM from iTunes, according to various reports. While we’ve been waiting for this for a pretty long ass time, it’s said that …
UIQ files for bankruptcy as Symbian Foundation gears up for battle
“There are no opportunities to create a new line of business in the current financial climate.” Those are the words of UIQ CEO Johan Sandberg …
