Archive for July, 2010 - Page 27

Apple’s decision to have AT&T as the exclusive carrier of the iPhone in the United States was almost universally panned from the moment it was announced way back in 2007. Since then, some cities have had their local AT&T networks choked by iPhone traffic and customers speculate about a Verizon [...]

A 7-inch Android tablet showed up on Amazon.com’s listing recently. What’s so special about this one? Well, for starters, the image posted with the listing is a photoshopped iPad box – full-stop. As you can see below, it’s the iPad box, save for a little green Android guy on the [...]

Do you enjoy spending money on applications but wish that instead of charging your Google Checkout account, you could make Verizon pay for it – and then make them bill you at the end of the month? Great news. Google has changed the Android Market developer agreement and now will [...]

The Nokia N8 looks to be a pretty awesome phone and it’s being anticipated by quite a few people. But, news on the phone has been mostly quiet, aside from a few videos from Nokia showing off the phone’s features. Now, T-Mobile UK has declared the phone is coming ‘soon’ [...]

The rumor of a Mac Pro refresh is nothing knew. It’s been circulating for the past month or so and we (and everybody else) even wrote about it this week. Today, the speculation will surely crescendo as the online Apple Store now (at time of post) lists the Mac Pro [...]

Seems like it was forever ago that the Nokia C6 was first introduced and it’s first press shots leaked to the world – but the quasi-smart/featurephone has finally come out. The phone, with a heavy emphasis on texting and social networking has made it’s English debut for £289 ($446), which [...]

The BlackBerry Bold 9700 is apparently going to get a successor this year. The Bold 9780 has apparently been leaked and we can’t wait for RIM to confirm it. The Bold 9700 was recently featured in Apple’s latest press event as Cupertino included it among the smartphones that are also [...]

The HTC EVO 4G may have been the first 4G phone on Sprint’s network – but many users in this day and age still prefer the tactile feedback of a real keyboard. If you’re in that boat, the Samsung Epic 4G – the keyboard-laden 4G variant of the Samsung Galaxy [...]

Planning your next trip to Paris? That means you’re also already arranging your budget for your next visit. And while you’re definitely going to pay an extra buck, or Euro, for getting to Paris, the hotel, the food and museum passes, why pay for iPhone / iPod touch apps when [...]

When it comes to computer applcations, if you’re a frequest Internet user (and who isn’t these days) the application you use the most is undoubtedly your web browser. Be it Firefox, Opera, Safari, Internet Explorer or whatever you may choose, the web browser is your portal into the Internet allowing you to [...]