Archive for January, 2011 - Page 10

Motorola and AT&T are calling the Motorola Atrix “the world’s most powerful smartphone.” With praise like that, you might expect it to be expensive. Well, maybe not. Earlier today, Amazon Wireless started accepting pre-orders for the device to the tune [...]

I don’t think Angry Birds requires any more introductions as we’re looking at a franchise that became quite popular thanks to the modern mobile environment we’re currently taking advantage of.

Just earlier I told you the three most interesting handsets of the beginning of the year are the Verizon iPhone 4, the HTC Thunderbolt and the Atrix 4G, when it comes to the media coverage they excite, so now we’re [...]

It’s just a little while before Verizon starts offering the iPhone, and more shuffling from that company. They’ve done away with their “New Every Two” upgrade plan, but introduced a new phone trade-in program. And now, something else. Phones that [...]

Fans anxious to get their hands on High Voltage Software’s upcoming Wii FPS Conduit 2 are going to have a little while longer, it would seem. After originally being planned for a release in February and then being delayed to [...]

The HTC Thunderbolt is one of the three most expected handsets of the beginning of the year, and these are, based on the buzz around them, the Verizon iPhone 4, the Motorola Atrix 4G and, naturally, HTC’s new flagship device [...]

Monster has taken a lot of abuse over the years, usually surrounding its cables and the hefty prices one incurs for picking up a set. But that’s not all they handle, and one of their newer items, the iMotion CarPlay [...]

For a while there we hoped that the next-gen Apple tablet will come with more storage support, but not the kind of upgraded built-in storage. We kept talking about the possibility of the iPad 2 sporting an SD card slot [...]

Toshiba’s been pretty quiet lately, but what they’ve been sitting on is something to see. We all know that notebook computers are great things, allowing you to take your work on the road with you. But for some, the often [...]

It’s been common speculation and heresay that Eric Schmidt, outgoing Google CEO, is stepping down from the company because he felt disenfranchised with the company after co-founders Larry and Sergei “overruled” him on the decision to operate in China, after [...]