Archive for February, 2011 - Page 2

For those of you looking for a new laptop, HP’s got a couple new ways to drain your wallet–just announced in the HP stores are two new Quad Edition models, the HP dv6t and the HP dv7t.

And here we go, folks, one step closer to the grand universal cry of “there’s an app for that” being about anything you can think of. The folks out at DirecTV have wheeled out their new app for the iPad–and [...]

While we are still waiting on the official release date and pricing information, it looks like the Motorola Atrix will be available in Canada with Bell sooner rather than later.

Whenever you get a company’s Chief Operating Officer to come out and make a statement about pricing on one of your flagship products, it’s a pretty safe bet that someone’s going to make it happen not too far down the [...]

Advertising sure gets creative when competition is cut-throat. T-Mobile has recently come out with infographics that show how the iPhone 4 is slow, despite the supposedly 4G speeds that Verizon’s network is supposed to offer.

While the Motorola Xoom is officially available for sale, at present it is still a 3G device. Of course, as many will realize, the 4G LTE support is coming. As of now a set upgrade date has not been announced, [...]

Dell quietly released the Venue Pro smartphone here in the US a short while back and as of today those in the UK can now make a purchase of their own. Of course, we should point out that while you [...]

At this point it seems there is just as much talk about Android updates as compared to new Android devices and Android news in general. Of course, it goes without saying that there is clearly plenty of complaints when it [...]

Sprint has officially launched their Total Equipment Protection app this morning. The app is available for the BlackBerry and Android and is a free download. Though worth noting is that you will need to be a Total Equipment Protection subscriber [...]

Facebook has been making subtle changes to how its third-party Like buttons act. Now, the Like button does more than post a link to something you find interesting.