Archive for March, 2011 - Page 23

If you’re a Play.Com customer, you might want to make sure your email spam filter is working. The company reports that email addresses may have been stolen from its records.

Slacker Radio has announced the latest addition to their listening lineup — ESPN Radio. And perhaps best of all — the ESPN Radio content will be customizable and available to both Free and Plus listeners.

We have seen the original Chumby, which is now affectionately known as the Chumby Classic as well as the Chumby One. And for those who may not have kept up in terms of the Chumby, the One was the follow up device and seemed to make sense name wise. Well, [...]

Asus has officially added two more Eee PC branded netbooks in the (almost) available category. The models include the 1015B and the 1215B, both of which are available by way of online retailer Excalibur PC.

We have seen various rumored dates in terms of the HTC Trophy and Verizon Wireless. Some have included June and some the more more general timeframe of sometime in the spring. Needless to say, we are still awaiting the official word, however some could speculate that a release is going [...]

HTC officially announced the Merge smartphone back in late-February and at the time they told us that it would be coming to “North American operators” during the spring. Well, it looks like spring has sprung for Alltel Wireless.

Underage social networking is troubling in so many levels. While Facebook disallows signups from users below 13, it gets to ban about 7 million per year.

Google has made an agreement with US publishers for the scanning and digital redistribution of books in its eBookstore. However, a US court has determined this to be illegal.

Speaking to IntoMobile at CTIA 2011, the head of AT&T’s wireless arm, Ralph de la Vega, told the site that “that T-Mobile will get to keep its current pricing structure.” This has spurred all sorts of speculation about what that could mean, and could help assure some upset T-Mobile customers [...]

Microsoft seems to be waging war with Android, with a recent lawsuit against Barnes & Noble for its Nook Color. Microsoft says manufacturers of Android devices are infringing on certain Microsoft user-interface patents.