Archive for May, 2010 - Page 9

First there was Guitar Hero released in 2005, a game that changed the video game industry forever. It featured a whole new gameplay concept that was only before seen by games like DDR but never release made its way into [...]

The Motorola i1, as we reported yesterday, is looking to be the first prepaid Android phone in the US. The rugged iDEN handset is coming to Sprint’s Boost Mobile early next month, and while we learned a lot about the [...]

I can’t wait for Diaspora to come out, you know, that new social networking service that’s supposed to keep our private lives really private even when sharing them with our friends. But until that happens we’re really interested to see [...]

The day the iPad was announced, back in January, we all expected that Amazon will start working on a color Kindle and launch such a product in the near future in order to match Apple’s tablet and bring more features [...]

It’s almost official, folks, the iPhone 3G 8GB is going to be discontinued. AT&T is already said to have a limited stock of iPhone 3G 8GB left and Apple is not going to replenish them in the future. Cupertino is [...]

The HTC Droid Incredible is Verizon’s hottest handset right now and, until the EVO 4G makes its official appearance in Sprint stores, the Incredible is the flagship Android device out there. But unfortunately for the carrier, the phone is nowhere [...]

T-Mobile is apparently busy developing its ultra-fast HSPA+ 3G+ network and while it’s continuing to deploy it in more and more markets AT&T gets more and more angry at it.

It looks like AT&T has a pretty busy day on its hands. We’ve seen the Samsung Rugby II get announced and we’ve already talked about the new free Wi-Fi hotspot in New York’s Times Square but we have more AT&T-related [...]

AT&T decided it was time for a new publicity stunt with two weeks to go until Steve Jobs announces the new iPhone at this year’s WWDC. And what better way to do that than to launch a new program in [...]

General Electric and Lake Erie Energy Development Corporation have announced cooperative plans to build an offshore wind farm off the Ohio coast of Lake Erie in 2012.  LEEDco and GE will build a 20-megawatt wind farm using GE’s direct drive [...]