Archive for July, 2010 - Page 6

I’m really starting to think Best Buy Mobile doesn’t care about street dates for products. I mean, they reportedly put the Samsung Intensity II out before it was officially announced by Verizon and one of our readers reported even buying [...]

Yesterday, a leaked internal Sprint document showed that “for competitive” reasons, Sprint and HTC were rushing through the Android 2.2 update for the HTC EVO 4G handsets. Today in a press release, Sprint confirmed that the EVO is getting the [...]

To computer hardware enthusiasts, the debate over ATI-NVIDIA is almost as contentious as arguing about your religion or your political party. For the longest time, NVIDIA dominated this market, and this time last year, they had a solid lead at [...]

The content consuming world has steadily been making a move towards streaming as it is obviously an easier alternative to actually leaving your house and grabbing a physical copy at the local video rental store. This shift in content delivery [...]

Just about every handset that is being announced as of late has deeply integrated network connected features. This is largely thanks to the addition of touch screen displays that let users manipulate a handheld’s user interface with ease. Thanks to [...]

You should be careful of anything you transmit over this thing call the Internet. Case in point, some Goldman Sachs bankers had their internal e-mails read aloud at some US Senate hearings regarding the economic recession. Some of the language [...]

A few days back, some leaked pictures of the upcoming Samsung Intensity II hit the web. It looked like a Best Buy Mobile employee had taken the pictures and apparently there wasn’t a tight street date on the phone as [...]

Toshiba seems to be far from finished as far as providing 3D devices for consumer electronic entertainment. After showing off their new line of 3DTV sets, the company now follows that up with the release of new Blu-ray players and [...]

For hosting “extremist” content, YouTube has been banned by the Russian government. Local Internet provider Rosnet has been ordered to block YouTube together with three online libraries and website which archives deleted web pages.

Yesterday evening I heard that 100 million Facebook profile pages have been leaked to Torrent sites. What was intriguing at first turned out to be somewhat boring. It looks like hacker Ron Bowes from Skull Security manage to get everything [...]