Archive for November, 2010 - Page 22

In a recent YouTube video, Sprint poked a little bit at their rivals T-Mobile and Verizon. All three of them have begun advertising that they have a 4G network. As every American surely knows with Sprint’s massive marketing campaign, they believe [...]

There could be a shortage of PlayStation Moves! That’s the word from Sony, whose notable PR front man Peter Dille warned GamestBeat that the Move add-on controllers could be hard to find for consumers until February 2011. So far, the [...]

HTC is one of the few handset manufacturers that develops for more than one platform, namely Android and Windows Phone 7 (previously, Windows Mobile). It also features the much-celebrated HTC Sense. However, given some limiting factors to UI customization, they [...]

Microsoft still isn’t talking about how many Windows Phone 7 devices they’ve sold. It’s been about a month now since the new phone platform was launched internationally and about 3 weeks since it was introduced in America. What Microsoft is [...]

Do you like Google TV? Yes? Great news! BusinessWeek is now reporting (citing a “source familiar with the matter”) that VIZIO and Toshiba will unveil new Google TV products at CES next year in January. They would be joining Logitech, [...]

OnLive may have seemed like some pipedream vaporware just a year ago (remember the Phantom?), but now it’s out and doing quite well. So well, in fact, that OnLive is rewarding their early adopters. In a blog entry on the [...]

Right now, the top-notch BlackBerry Bold 9780 (one of the first Bold phones running BlackBerry OS 6.0!) is a T-Mobile exclusive, having come out about a week ago. Did you expect it to come to AT&T? Without any word or [...]

The availability of satellite wireless internet access means that people can take all sorts of technology out with them to the wild. It then makes sense that one of the world’s best known survivalist will be releasing an iPhone app [...]

Researchers at the Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) say that methane fuel cells being used to power laptops is closer to being a reality than most people realize.

A new poll by Nielsen Ratings group shows that among kids from as young as six years old to 12 years old, the one high tech device they want more than any other is the iPad. While Apple’s tablet is [...]