Archive for May, 2011 - Page 8

The legal battle between Apple and Samsung seems to see no end. Apple and Samsung are suing each other for intellectual property infringement, and among Samsung’s latest demands is first dibs at Apple products.

It’s no secret anymore that you can jailbreak any iOS device out there, excluding the iPad 2, which happens to be new territory for hackers as they’re still trying to figure out a way to offer public jailbreak tools for the tablet. But today we’re not talking about the iPad [...]

Yesterday we saw the first Google Nexus leak, a lot earlier than we would have expected considering that the phone is supposed to hit stores in the fourth quarter of the year, and the first conclusion seemed to have been that we have a clear favorite when it comes to [...]

Dr. Martin Cooper is a pretty smart guy. He worked for Motorola in the 1970’s, and is credited with being the inventor of the modern cell phone. In a candid interview with Network World, Cooper explained his take on the AT&T-T-Mobile acquisition. Here’s a hint – he’s not a fan [...]

The US Senate’s Judiciary Committee has unanimously approved a bill that will target intellectual property infringers by essentially killing their websites.

If I have one complaint against electric vehicles, it’s that they still contribute to a considerable carbon footprint when you plug them into the grid. One solution is to charge them using solar powered chargers.

Nokia may have chosen the Windows Phone platform over Symbian for its future, but it doesn’t mean the company is abandoning the operating system that’s kept it at the top for so many years.

We certainly didn’t see this one coming, folks, or at least not yet. We did tell you that Google confirmed at Google I/O that it will continue its Nexus line with a future Nexus 3 model, at which point we did ask ourselves what smartphone maker will be hired to [...]

The Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 (the CTIA 2011 edition) has not even started selling properly yet and it looks like it has some important issues. This Honeycomb tablet is supposed to be the next iPad 2 major competitor, after the Motorola Xoom failed to deliver a significant blow to Apple [...]

It’s that time of the year folks, when Apple announces a brand new iOS version that’s supposed to change everything again while fighting against Android, WP7, webOS, BlackBerry and the rest of the not-worth-even-mentioning mobile operating systems out there.