Archive for December, 2010 - Page 21

As we have seen Amazon do in the past, they have offered up some impressive stats without actually offering up anything in terms of numbers. That said, the Amazon Worldwide 2010 Holiday Facts information has come available and it shows the Kindle 3 as having knocked off Harry Potter and [...]

Well, well, well. Either this is a hint at a Verizon iPhone or Skype just has a badly placed Verizon logo along with a recent how-to set of instructions. And while that alone is enough for plenty of speculation, that how-to is titled “How do I make video calls with [...]

As if we needed anything further in terms of rumors of a Verizon iPhone. Well, just in case you did need something, another bit has come this morning, which is reportedly from “sources” and is suggesting that Apple has increased the Q1 2011 shipping estimates.

Industry insiders are saying a perfect convergence of cheaper equipment and advances in technology such as higher network speeds and better coverage will mean that Smartphone sales will reach an all-time high totaling more than 500 million units in 2011.

We have already seen confirmation that Sony Ericsson was planning something during Mobile World Congress which takes place in Barcelona this February. Needless to say, while there is plenty of speculation, we still have nothing official as to what will be announced other than it will be a member of [...]

It seems as if Barnes & Noble slipped another iPad app into the App Store, and this one is aimed at kids. The app is called Nook Kids and has arrived as a free ebook reader for the younger generation.

The excitement over the Nintendo 3DS is just becoming to reach a nice boil as the impending release date gets closer and closer. Of course in the United States and Europe that release date is still months away but at least now you can preorder the newest gaming device at [...]

The US Department of Energy under the Obama administration has taken a strong stance on trying to find reliable alternative energies over the last few years and their newest approach appears to be in a lithium battery that would combine several different renewable energy sources.

More and more evidence is coming that suggests the Dell Streak 7 is going to be announced during CES and the most recent has arrived in the form of an FCC filing. And interestingly enough, the filing is showing the Streak 7 as having support for both T-Mobile and AT&T.

Researchers at IBM’s Almaden research center located in San Jose, California says that mobile calling technology will advance farther than it ever has before over the next few years.