Archive for June, 2010 - Page 11

Just as we told you last week, Sprint released an OTA software update today for its flagship device, the HTC EVO 4G. While we’re definitely waiting for America’s, and the world’s, first 4G Android device to get the much expected Android Froyo update, we won’t act as if this OTA [...]

Recently at a StarCraft II event in South Korea, Blizzard (the developers behind StarCraft and World of Warcraft) announced that everybody in South Korea with an active WoW account will receive a complimentary copy of StarCraft II when it’s released. Wish you lived in South Korea yet?

While Apple is busy selling 1.7 million iPhones, Nokia decided to share with the world some of its views on the mobile business and the Finnish company decided to take at least a hit at Apple in the process, which is not a wrong thing to do, especially in this [...]

There’s a new Motorola Android phone coming. The new Motorola Charm looks like the little brother of the Flipout, just without the flipping out. The Charm will be running Android 2.1 and Motorola’s beloved MOTOBLUR and will have a fixed keyboard – similar to what you’d find on a BlackBerry.

As many of you probably know, famed Halo designer Bungie has taken their leave from Microsoft’s ownership and they’ve declared that this year’s Halo: Reach video game will be the final game they produce for the Halo franchise (which Microsoft owns). Halo: Reach will be a prequel game taking place [...]

For those of you who suddenly got a picture of a vaguely metallic young Pamela Anderson swimming up and saving you, I’m sorry to destroy your illusions, but it must be done. This is no Baywatch rerun–the EMILY is an actual lifesaving robot, and it’s hitting the beach.

If you just went out and bought a cheap Microsoft Kin at their new low prices, but were disappointed by bugs – don’t fret. A Microsoft community moderator has revealed that a software update is coming for the phones in mid-summer. The moderator promises that the update will fix some [...]

We’ve all heard the troubles with how the iPhone’s reception can be improved if you just hold it right, but another solution may be emerging–but there’s already some controversy around it. Let’s take a look at the StealthArmor solution.

Just when you started to think that Blu-Ray discs weren’t holding NEAR enough stuff on them, along comes the Blu-Ray Disc Association to wipe your frustrated tears away and tell you that all will be well soon. They’re calling your salvation the BDXL, and it stores–brace yourself, home theater buffs–128 [...]

Well, you know what they say, folks–and by “they”, I mean me, and by “say”, I mean I’m about to–if it looks like an iPad and it runs like an iPad and it costs less than an iPad, you’re probably looking at a Chinese version of a popular product. And [...]