Archive for July, 2010 - Page 22

This shouldn’t come as a surprise to anybody, but it’s still really hard to find a Motorola Droid X. This comes from industry analyst Mark McKechnie, from firm Gleacher & Company, who wrote in a note that almost all new supply of the phone is being used to fill existing [...]

It seems that more and more these days we hear bad things about Apple. You might have noticed how I stopped, at least briefly, from showing my disbelief in the Apple-way of handling the Death Grip / Antennagate PR disaster, and I’m not going to talk about it in this [...]

It’s been a while since I last showed you iPad stands but I assume by this time you have plenty of luck when it comes to finding the right fit for your iPad model. Apple sold over 3 million iPads to date which means that third-party retailers have a booming [...]

The Wall Street Journal is reporting some ‘outrage’ in Korea this week. South Korea, like 17 other countries, was set to get the iPhone this week on July 30th. Back at the iPhone Antennagate press conference, Apple let drop that South Korea would be removed from the list of countries [...]

The BlackBerry 9800 Slider is one of the more anticipated phones in the BlackBerry community. Despite a few rumors about it coming to AT&T and Rogers, the rumormill has been pretty quiet regarding the phone. But, it could be coming out very, very soon as a Chinese manufacturer has begun [...]

The iPhone 4 is finally heading to Canada this week, and I was personally surprised that Canada wasn’t included in the initial launch to begin with. Why? Well for one reason, the top three carriers in Canada, Bell, Telus and Rogers (in no particular order) are all selling current iPhone [...]

Apple has been known to release a new version of a product about once a year. This has been made very apparent with the iPhone as they have released a new version every year ever since its original 2007 launch. Additionally, the same release window generally applies to their other popular lineups [...]

You may have heard of this Android thing. It’s blowing up. English research firm GfK Retail and Technology has done their research and from Q1 2010 to Q2 2010, they estimate that Android sales have been boosted by a whopping 350%. Surely a victory for Android, specially in a market [...]

About eight months ago, you were first introduced to the M1 pico projector from AAXA–now you get its refined version. Today you see the M1 Limited, also from AAXA.

T-Mobile US spent a lot of money on promoting the myTouch 3G with a lot of prominently placed TV ads with big celebrities. However, it’s been 11 months since the myTouch 3G was released. As is usual, sales decay has probably taken affect and T-Mobile is now offering the device [...]