Archive for December, 2010 - Page 10

Regardless of how you feel about it, I think it’s clear that the iPad is a success for Apple. And, next year, it looks like they’re planning to sell a lot more of them. That’s based on information from website DigiTimes, who often monitors the tech manufacturing industry out in [...]

The names of three upcoming HP Palm webOS phones may have been revealed by a commercial casting call. DirectCast, a website that helps actors find work featured two listings for HP Palm commercials, looking for young, carefree actors with great hands. They were willing to pay $1000 for the right actor [...]

If the rumors flying around the last couple of days are true, we know why Groupon turned down the huge buyout offer from Google a couple of weeks ago. New rumors say that Groupon has received a major financial investment to the tune of around $950 million.

Couple a hardware and industrial design fetish with lots of money and free time and you’d basically get PSM3′s new exercise, where they take a leaked photo of a real product and turn into a mock-up. Or rather, ask someone else to do it for them. How close is the [...]

It can be a bit interesting to watch countries that are considered behind the United States and Europe in power and influence still beat the world powers to the punch when it comes to things like having entire cities taking large steps to going green.

Previously, it was reporting that the HTC EVO Shift 4G would be sold starting on January 9th, with the two-year contract price of $150. Now, adding a little creditability to that rumor are these leaked Radio Shack sale papers that the folks at AndroidCentral have posted. They show Radio Shack promoting the [...]

Is Russian Prime Minister Putin a trend setter when it comes to government computer programs? Putin has ordered that his government must abandon its Microsoft based programs and adopt a Linux based program by 2015. This national open sourced network would be a first for a country the size and [...]

Not for lack of trying, but sometimes we talk about a service and forget that it is not available for anyone and everyone around the globe. After all, we sometimes find comfort in what we see and use everyday and for myself one of those services happens to be Netflix. [...]

Running Android on an eReader may have seemed like a great idea when the folks at Barnes & Noble cooked it up. But now, they’re likely regretting it as the internet has discovered that a rooted Barnes & Noble NookColor, in all it’s Android glory, can run the Kindle Android [...]

We’ve very rarely seen a more obvious disconnect between a product’s intended usage and its intended audience. And we don’t mean the tired old cliche that World Of Warcraft players are portly, pasty individuals with the motor capacity of barnacles because even if that were true, which it’s not, the [...]