Archive for July, 2011 - Page 5

A few days ago we heard that AT&T’s future Galaxy S II version, also rumored to be called the Galaxy Attain, will come with a full QWERTY slide-out keyboard. Now we hear that the handset in question isn’t the Galaxy [...]

More bad news at Nintendo. The company recently announced a huge price cut for the Nintendo 3DS, and they also slashed their financial earnings estimates for the financial markets. Now, it’s being reported that the executives who are in charge [...]

It’s that time of the month when we focus on the financial results of the main tech providers of our time. One of them, is Apple, and the Cupertino-based corporation has had another record quarter that brought plenty of gold [...]

I’m sure most of us have been somewhere with our laptops, tablets, smartphones or some MP3 players in tow to take advantage of the free wireless internet a place may offer with purchase of coffee, lunch or what have you. [...]

Google has decided that its Google Search experience on tablets its not exactly a piece of cake for users. Either that or it could bring in even more cash for the company, and hence a redesign was needed.

Interesting news comes out of Facebook today, especially if you’re the type to go hunting for bugs. They’re offering a fat wad of cash to anyone who can bring them proof of security holes in their systems, and the value [...]

Microsoft has been giving a rather nice look at what to expect when Windows Phone 7 Mango rolls-out up until this point. And it seems more than likely that they will continue to do so in the lead up to [...]

Okay, home theater buffs, we’ve got a great little treat here that just sort of snuck in on a Friday. It’s a new projector from the folks out at Panasonic, and what’s great about this one is its sheer Swiss [...]

It looks like the Lenovo IdeaPad tablet is going to soon be available in Canada. Or, more accurately, the IdeaPad tablet is going to be coming to Canada. This latest bit comes by way of a recently discovered product listing [...]

With all the controversy swirling around Netflix these days, it’s easy to forget about the other guys in the mix. And one of the biggest competitors to Netflix is Redbox, the quiet little kiosk (the last time we heard anything [...]