Archive for October, 2011 - Page 89

Some early word has slipped out about what we’ll see at tomorrow’s Let’s Talk iPhone event, and there are some pretty big surprises in store along with what we’ve already heard. But one of the biggest surprises may be not so much what you see, as what you don’t.

It looks like Verizon has once again added to their non-smartphone device lineup. Or more accurately, will soon be adding to the lineup. The latest handset to get announced in the feature phone market is the Pantech Hotshot, which is described as being a “highly portable touchscreen basic phone designed [...]

We’re all pretty much on the edges of our seats out here awaiting the big Apple press conference tomorrow, but a strange note of information has emerged around what we expect will be the launch of at least one new iPhone, possibly more. Reports have emerged that Verizon has reached [...]

We saw T-Mobile officially announce the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 last week by way of both Facebook and Twitter. And well, while it was nice to see that customers would soon have another option to consider when it comes to a 10 inch Android tablet, they failed to offer anything [...]

Sony Ericsson recently announced that the Xperia Ray smartphone was coming to North America. More specifically, they announced that the Xperia Ray would be available in the US as an unlocked device costing $424.99. And now, it looks like the handset will also be coming available for those in Canada.

We suspect that we will be hearing a bit more from Barnes & Noble over the next month or so. After all, rumor has it that Barnes & Noble are planning to roll-out an updated Nook Color and possibly even a second more-expensive model. But that being said, while the [...]

It looks like T-Mobile and Walmart have officially announced their latest offering — a pre-paid no annual contract 4G calling and data plan. The plan will be available beginning a bit later this month and will be available at Walmart retail stores as well as online with T-Mobile.

It looks like we have been given another piece of the Android on the HP TouchPad puzzle. Though, before anyone with a TouchPad in hand gets super excited, the software is not yet available for anyone to download. Instead what we have here is a first look video.

With the ubiquity of mobile devices and the popularity of social networks, we’re increasingly connected as ever. But what if our favorite social network were tracking our each and every move?

Web standards developers are coming up with a 3D gaming platform for web browsers. Is this the future of computer gaming?