Archive for February, 2011 - Page 11

Last week, those of us who cover mobile news were shocked (as much as you can be in this business) when the HTC Flyer showed up for pre-order on Amazon.de just days after being announced at the Mobile World Congress [...]

You’ve seen what they can do with psychic detectives, heavy metal album covers, Halloween costumes and Matryoshka dolls, but now they hold some of your childhood’s most treasured memories in their hands. Double Fine, headed by Tim Schafer, he of [...]

Usually as time goes on, we see the contract price of phones go down after a while. In what’s really an odd move, T-Mobile US has increased the price of the T-Mobile myTouch 4G by $50. The phone, in any [...]

I seem to dimly recall something about some sort of yellow passenger conveyance and mental illness, but the specifics of Crazy Taxi elude me. Luckily, Sega have seen fit to edify me and people in my position by offering Crazy [...]

On March 27th, Nintendo will release the 3DS in North America. Just to tempt all the Nintendo loyalists, the company is releasing an awesome Pokemon Black and White DSi Bundle less than a month before, on March 6th. As you [...]

Remember back in the day when a trailer was supposed to show off the game it was advertising? You’d get to see some people, maybe even a few buildings. Somebody was even doing something remotely interesting in it if you [...]

I frequently lie abed racked with worry about what exactly it is that I’ll be doing on the 20th of September 2011. Microsoft and Epic have somehow gotten wind of this and decided to allay my fears with the announcement [...]

Back at CES, Verizon’s 4G was the big story of the show. Motorola also introduced their Xoom tablet at that show, and not to be outdone, they announced that it would ship with 3G but could be upgraded to 4G [...]

It’s known that HTC’s two youth-orientated Facebook phones (the HTC Salsa and HTC ChaCha) will  be coming sometime soon to AT&T in the United States. And now, it’s being confirmed that the two devices will becoming to the United States. [...]

Earlier today, we told you that at the annual Apple Shareholder’s Meeting, a resolution would be voted on that would of forced the Board of Directors to publicly disclose their plans for what would happen if the company needed to [...]