Archive for April, 2010 - Page 19

Just the other day we were telling you how Google’s free turn-by-turn navigation system, Google Maps Navigation, will be available in the UK and now it looks like Google is getting ready to move to the next level.

Palm just cannot catch a break here lately, and we are once again covering doom and gloom related Palm news. This latest report suggests that two of the once interested parties have since decided again moving forward with a purchase. The companies are HTC and Huawei, and given some of [...]

Despite the first not-so-good review the HP Slate got, the Windows 7-based tablet seems to be the main iPad competitor so far. Unfortunately we have no idea when HP will feel comfortable enough to launch the device so in case the iPad simply doesn’t cut it for you then you’ll [...]

A few months ago I e-mailed XFX’s PR people for comment on a story I wrote here. They didn’t reply to my inquiries, but instead, added me to their newsletter mailing list (gee, thanks). So, myself and tons of others got this “Security Alert” from XFX the other day that [...]

A bunch of leaks recently released information on a ton of new Windows Phone and Android phones and tablets that Dell has coming out. Mysteriously absent was Dell’s first Android phone, the Dell Aero, coming to AT&T later this year. Although the phone was first out in China as the [...]

Sony’s last firmware update (v3.21) was the controversial one that took away the OtherOS feature. Another one came out recently (v3.30) which adds the hotly anticipated feature of new options for sorting your trophies – as well as Sony quietly sneaking in support for 3D games and 3D video.

Recently we’ve shown you an interesting Sprint initiative, making money off Apple’s iPad. Briefly put, Sprint is basically trying to pitch its limited 4G network to iPad users that want more connectivity for their new toy. Sure we all need Internet at all times, but do we need that Overdrive [...]

We’ve talked about Hulu here before – it’s the video site run by big American media companies that provide their own full episodes. It’s been all free, ad-supported for the past two years, but rumors of a subscription model have been kicking around, and now the Los Angeles Times is [...]

The T-Mobile myTouch 3G Slide is no stranger to rumors. Consider just in the past few weeks we have seen rumors regarding the specs and release date as well plenty of leaked images. Anyway, the last we heard was that people were pretty confident that an announcement was coming soon [...]

Yesterday we had a little bit of a silver lining for potential webOS developers in that Palm has temporarily waived the $99 annual fee that is required to become a developer. And then today, the news quickly turned back to doom and gloom as we saw a rather large developer [...]