Archive for December, 2010 - Page 29

A new software update for the Motorola Droid Pro has just begun rolling out. And while this looks to be a nice one, before anyone gets super excited, it is not anything related to Gingerbread. Of course, I would hope that not many would complain about that fact given the [...]

If the very first Chrome For a Cause initiative is any indication than Google is definitely onto something regarding charity work integrating with the internet. From December 15th to the 19th Chrome users opened more than 60 million tabs, raising more than $1 million for Google’s partner charities.

Just months after Craigslist shuttered all “Adult Services’’ listings in the United States it has done so across the globe. The online classifieds giant had faced quite a bit of pressure from State Attorneys General to get rid of a category they say was used for prostitution and on far [...]

A new teaser page has been discovered from HTC. The site, associated with some sort of Yahoo text messaging service, shows three different phones, one covered, the HTC EVO 4G and the T-Mobile G2. The EVO 4G is the ‘first 4G’ phone, the G2 is the ‘first 4G phone at [...]

In another sign that perhaps the economy is starting to turn around in a positive way, Sony’s CEO Kaz Hirai made a statement yesterday in which he touted his company’s projected sales of the Playstation 3. Hirai said that Sony is well on its way to selling 15 million PS3’s [...]

As each day passes it seems we are hearing more and more about the LG Optimus 2x Android smartphone. Of course, many remember this as the handset that will arrive with a dual-core Tegra 2 processor. Sadly though, only some of what we are hearing is fact and quite a [...]

One could say that releasing all the betas of Firefox 4 was not doing Mozilla any benefit. The previous seven versions of the Firefox 4 Beta came complete with all sorts of problems and bugs but it appears that Beta 8 might be the one to really build the final [...]

American Airlines has yanked all of its flights off of the discount travel site Orbitz in the final move of a bitter dispute. At the heart of the dispute is (of course) money and the fees that get tacked onto the purchase of airplane tickets.

While we still have a special place for the Sidekick and what they were doing years ago, that is just what it is — years ago. But that does not seem to have stopped the Canadian pre-paid wireless carrier Mobilicity from launching the Mobiflip. And as you can see from [...]

If you follow tech news, with a little emphasis on the iPhone you have likely heard about the photo app called Instagram. After all, it has received more than its fair share of coverage and praise. But that is not to say it isn’t well deserved.