Archive for June, 2010 - Page 16

Some conflicting statements out of Orange UK today. According to TechCrunch EU, Mr. Philip Gradwell called Orange UK to ask why his iPhone 4 delivery had been delayed. He was informed that it was being delayed because of the iPhone [...]

Motorola, together with Verizon, Google and Adobe, announced the new Motorola Droid X this week, on June 23, just a day prior to the iPhone 4 shopping spree that followed. The event itself, which we covered thoroughly, was pretty boring [...]

Just a few days ago we told you that T-Mobile is going to bring the Samsung Galaxy S to the crowds on July 21, without being able to confirm that Vibrant name and the rumored release date. Then we’ve seen [...]

As you already know Apple has set up a special number for all you iPhone 4 customers that don’t have any iPhone 4 friends to have FaceTime conversations with. All you have to do is dial 1-888-FACETIME and an Apple [...]

First released as Pocket PC 2000 back in April of 2000 (hence the version’s title), Windows Mobile has progressed through many different iterations and currently sits at version 6.5. While it started as a PDA operating system, it has evolved [...]

One of the biggest gripes many users have with the iPad other than the fact that it features no camera whatsoever is the fact that its only port aside from the 3.5mm headset jack is Apple’s proprietary 30-pin connector. This leaves users [...]

Samsung, being one of the world’s premier electronics manufacturers, has released a whole slew of handsets to date. While a large majority of their handsets have been feature phones, dumb phones and altogether phones you probably don’t care about, they have yet [...]

With Windows Mobile dying a slow and painful death, Windows Phone 7 right around the corner and Android gaining a considerable portion of the smartphone marketshare along with buzz, the HTC HD2 remains a device lingering in limbo, begging for [...]

Second only to Nokia in terms of smartphone marketshare, Research in Motion is (depending on how you look at it) arguably the king when it comes to business minded smartphones. This success can largely be attributed to their BlackBerry line [...]

The Google Nexus One may be fading a bit but for the remaining faithful consumers, accessories are still a necessity. And Google knows that all too well, now offering a portable Google Nexus One Desktop Dock for only $45.