Archive for March, 2011 - Page 9

Not too long ago, there was an event for folks who like EvE Online, the EvE Fanfest. And out at that event, a trailer made an appearance, and left many wondering just what would come of it. Early suggestions, and [...]

Okay, so you know by now that Sprint is really opposed to the AT&T-T-Mobile deal. They’ve issued two statements against the deal and last week at CTIA 2011, their executives were talking about how unfortunate the deal was for the [...]

If you’re looking for a new HTC Flyer tablet, you probably already know that Sprint will be offering these tablets as part of their own lineup, but there’s a second new addition you may not be familiar with, as T-Mobile [...]

Word has only just recently landed that says that the LG Optimus tablet will hit markets first in Japan, before expanding outward to the rest of the world almost a month later.

Last week at the CTIA 2011 trade show, Sprint made no secret that they were not fans of the “AT&Tmo” acquisition – the deal that would see AT&T gobbling up T-Mobile US for $39 billion. Now, they’ve formally declared their [...]

A bit of a surprise out there for you who like your mobile payments through Paypal, whether you buy or sell, and pretty much anyone who uses eBay: the folks out at American Express have finally said “me, too!” and [...]

I’ve never been too enamored with the whole 3G concept. Looking at the pricing–and the throttling–involved has left me cold. But the folks out at Ericsson and AT&T have some pretty big plans for the network, and these might actually [...]

Great news for those of you who haven’t gotten an iPad 2 yet but have been waiting for RadioShack to start offering them. MacRumors acquired an internal document from RadioShack showing that some 500 stores would be getting the iPad [...]

I’m not really big on the whole solid state drive concept. Sure, I like the idea of storage that goes anywhere and takes bumps like a champ but it’s hard for me to get my mind around paying comparatively huge [...]

Nokia partnering with Microsoft was big news recently. However, Nokia is still not ready to drop Symbian altogether, and will continue developing for the platform indefinitely.