Archive for April, 2011 - Page 24

Scosche is one of those companies that has some rather useful products. Me personally, I have about a half dozen of their USB chargers around the house and in the car. But USB wall and car chargers are far from their only product and well, some of them are slightly [...]

Apple’s move to get cloud services introduced as part of iTunes is reportedly one step closer, as Apple’s making overtures to the big labels to get them on board with streaming services. Some reports have emerged showing that Apple has managed to ink deals with two of the four firms, [...]

Sony Ericsson earlier announced that their latest Xperia smartphones will ship with an unlockable bootoader. This seems like an open invitation to hacking, though. Just a week after release, the arc and Neo have been rooted.

Just yesterday we saw Amazon announce that the Kindle Store had come available in Germany. And with that came word that Amazon.de was selling the hardware Kindle and that support was also going to be arriving for the mobile apps.

Intel just got the Honeycomb code from Google. The chipmaker is now developing an x86 port of Android, and we might see Intel-powered tablets out in the market soon.

The Samsung Infuse 4G smartphone was officially announced back in January during CES and since then, it has remained relatively quiet. Well, quiet with the exception of the FCC filing which came in March. Of course, it was that FCC filing that spurred things up again and also made us [...]

While many are looking for Honeycomb when it comes to an Android tablet at this point, there is still the already proven to be popular Samsung Galaxy Tab with Android 2.2 to consider. Plus, at least with Verizon you will need to shell out $599.99 (on a two-year agreement) to [...]

The BlackBerry PlayBook recently launched. Currently, only the WiFi-only models of the device are on sale, though you can get 3G by tethering the tablet to a BlackBerry phone. We have a bit of news for those of you waiting for a native 3G version, as it looks like the [...]

The Samsung Gem has had a rather interesting life so far with Verizon, and the funny part here is that this is all happening before the phone has even come available. Not to mention, before Verizon has even officially announced the handset.

It looks like the Samsung Droid Charge, just announced, will have some alternate ways to get “charged” up by its users. Even the phone was just announced yesterday, some tech blog readers have already noticed that some Verizon stores have begun selling inductive covers for “wireless charging” for the device.