Archive for November, 2011

Box.net is partnering with LG to give free 50GB of cloud storage to all LG Android devices. The service has also launched a new Android client that touts new features meant for managing files more easily on the smartphone.

Earlier today we told you about the new scandal of the week that involves a rather anonymous company called Carrier IQ whose software is already deployed on millions of Android, BlackBerry and Nokia devices and which has been proven to [...]

It’s November 30th, which means that Bethesda’s promised post-Thanksgiving Skyrim patch has arrived on PC and Xbox 360. Bethesda was already kind enough to list the fixes that are coming along with patch 1.2, but some beleaguered gamers are discovering [...]

Back in early October we told you that Trevor Eckhart, an Android developer, has discovered an important vulnerability on various HTC handsets and shared his findings with the world.

Billion-dollar decisions are not so easy, even if you’re a big company that sells millions and millions of computers and devices each year. Having swayed back and forth on its decision to jettison webOS, Hewlett-Packard says it will be able [...]

Remember the never-ending Infinity Blade iOS game that pleasantly surprised in late 2010? Well Chair Entertainment and Epic Games are back with the second episode of the series, and the game can be downloaded right now in the App Store, [...]

AT&T is planning to enter into a joint venture with the parent company of T-Mobile. The deal will reportedly involve sharing of network resources, in lieu of a straight acquisition if the $39 billion AT&T and T-Mobile merger deal does [...]

So, you ate so much on Thanksgiving that now, nearly a week later, you’re still stuffed. Not only that, but every inch of spare space left in your house has now been filled with goodies from Black Friday. As you [...]

November is almost over and Verizon managed not to launch the Samsung Galaxy Nexus this month, despite increasing interest for the device from Android fans. The phone is the third Google-branded handset, and while it was expected to be released [...]

Music streaming service Spotify has big dreams for changing the music industry. In a world now currently dominated by the $0.99-per-song iTunes service, Spotify aims to dominate the subscription model by launching as a platform that different apps can use.