Archive for October, 2011 - Page 21

Yahoo! is struggling to get its company back in focus, but with both Google and Microsoft looming around to make a possible deal, what can we expect of Yahoo! as a brand?

Just like we told you earlier, the recently announced Motorola Droid RAZR will be sold in various international markets this year. The phone will be simply called the Motorola RAZR, and apparently Australia is one such market where the RAZR will be available soon.

One of the main highlights of the recently-released Apple 4S is Siri, the intelligent and witty speech recognition engine that lets the phone act as a personal assistant. One of Siri’s co-creators has just left Apple, and might be off to doing more big things.

Before he passed away due to complications from cancer, one of Apple ex-CEO Steve Jobs’ pet projects was an integrated Apple TV. Recent news indicates that Apple is serious about becoming a big name in television.

The iPhone has been Sprint’s unicorn for quite a few quarters since Apple launched the device, as subscriber losses were usually blamed on the carrier’s inability to offer those customers an iOS smartphone.

The number of 4G LTE devices is ever-increasing, and as networks become more and more stable, even more 4G devices are bound to come out. As new 4G LTE devices are introduced, we’re bound to see more new things; features earlier models don’t have.

When Scrolls was first described as something similar to a virtual trading card game, many people – myself included – assumed that the game would be free-to-play and that different cards (or, in this case, scrolls) would be sold through some kind of microtransaction hub. As it turns out, that [...]

Just a couple hours ago, you caught word right here that the Motorola Droid RAZR may be dropping the Droid part of its name for a trip up to Canada and Rogers from our own Robert Nelson. And now, there’s a little more to back that up as fresh FCC [...]