Archive for April, 2011 - Page 4

If you’ve ever been out traveling somewhere, wishing you could find a wi-fi hotspot somewhere in the area, and you’ve been out of range every time, then your next wish was probably for an easy plug-in device that would boost your range. Well, that’s what the folks at Amped Wireless [...]

The white iPhone 4 has finally hit stores, almost ten months after the official launch of the iPhone 4, and it looks like Apple is selling every white iPhone 4 unit it can get. The white iPhone 4 is not out of stock yet, but you might not be able [...]

A new document has suddenly appeared that suggests that the often mentioned LG Revolution may pack one more surprise than we expected when it finally lands on shelves: an actual, pre-installed, and long-awaited Netflix app.

We haven’t seen the mass exodus from AT&T to Verizon with the CDMA iPhone that many expected. I think this was actually much more likely, considering the cost of contract ETFs these days, and the fact that not many folks are going to jump on buying the same phone they [...]

HTC’s current flagship Android smartphone is the Sensation, a device launched in London, UK a few weeks ago. The HTC Sensation is going to hit T-Mobile stores in the near future, but the word on the street is that HTC is already planning a successor, probably its next Android flagship [...]

The HTC Doubleshot is an Android 2.3 Gingerbread smartphone that we saw in a previous leak a few days ago, but now we have more hardware details for this upcoming handset.

It looks like Sirius XM is going to release an update in terms of their mobile apps, and according to the (currently still rumored) details, it looks like the apps will include several new features.

Remember that article we did a while ago about how Thunderbolt might just cut into USB 3.0′s limelight, because Thunderbolt is twice as fast and most people haven’t even had a chance to try USB 3.0 yet? Well, the issue is about to get a lot more complex thanks to [...]

We knew that HBO was planning to release an HBO Go app for both Android and iOS, however at the same time, it still feels nice to see that both apps are available in their respective app stores.

It’s starting to look like some dots are coming together in a nice, rapid fashion out at Apple, with very recent news arriving that Apple’s streaming services–which are reportedly being referred to as “iCloud” internally–is set to offer a whole lot more than just music.