Archive for June, 2011 - Page 21

HTC has another 4G Android smartphone ready for certain WiMAX-ready markets and you may already know it as the HTC Sensation, the company’s latest flagship device. The phone will be sold as the HTC EVO 4G+ in South Korea, but [...]

As with any mobile device, power is the one thing that would keep you (or your device) tethered to the mains at least a few hours per day. This case from Voltaic Systems will ensure you don’t run out of [...]

Team Fortress 2? Free-to-play? Did you read that title right? Yep, you did. Today, Valve kicked off a “free week” for Team Fortress 2 where the game is free to play. Except this time, it sounds like Valve intends to [...]

The Federal Trade Commission will be serving Google civil subpoenas within a week’s time, and will start an inquiry regarding Google activities, with the intent to look into potential antitrust violations.

Before you get overexcited about the apparently confirmed release dates for some of the most expected Apple products of this year, the iPhone 5, iOS 5 and OS X Lion, I’ll advise you to grab a huge chunk of salt [...]

Waterloo-based handset maker Research In Motion was on top of the world in 2006 and 2007 when their mobile BlackBerry email machines were the best smartphones out there. Since then, they’ve come down a bit in terms of innovative and [...]

In case you missed it, there was new Super Smash Bros. game announced for both the Wii U and 3DS during Nintendo’s E3 press conference. This made fans begin to speculate that perhaps it would be a launch title for [...]

Cisco has joined the tablet game with its announced Cius enterprise tablet. Having since delayed launch, the company says the Atom-powered tablets will be released starting July this year.

Apple’s OS X Lion is going to be launched in July, but while you wait you might be interested to hear that Apple has issued a new Snow Leopard update, which you’ll want to download in preparation of the arrival [...]

The newest version of Apple’s professional grade video editing suite – Final Cut Pro – came out earlier this week. Final Cut Pro X added some great new features, like background rendering and 64-bit support. Unfortunately, it removed the “professional [...]