Archive for December, 2011 - Page 15

It looks like we have some good news for those up in Canada. Well, more specifically, some good news for those up in Canada who also happen to be customers of Bell. Or on the Bell Canada network through a third-party.

Samsung offered up some details in terms of their Ice Cream Sandwich upgrade plans a short while back. At that time they offered some details as to which devices would be getting Android 4.0. And well, it looks like we have another update coming from Samsung, except this time they [...]

By introducing its retail stores and continuously investing in their expansion, Apple reinvented the electronics shopping experience for tech fans. There’s hardly any gadget store chain in the world capable to draw similar crowds, as Apple’s stores are not only admired but also very profitable.

With over two weeks to go until CES 2012 kicks off, we’re already receiving plenty of news regarding the upcoming Las Vegas event, with Microsoft’s and CEA’s divorce being one of the latest updates regarding the future of the Consumer Electronics Show.

Are you bummed because you bought your 3DS after Nintendo implemented its price cut, which prevented you from becoming a 3DS Ambassador? Jealous of all of your fellow 3DS owners and their classic games from the NES and GBA eras? Take heart, bargain shoppers, because it looks like Nintendo might [...]

Verizon has recently launched three impressive 4G LTE Android handsets, the Motorola Droid RAZR, the HTC Rezound and the Samsung Galaxy Nexus. They’re all flagship devices currently selling for $299.99 with new two-year contracts – although various retailers offer a lot better deals than the mobile operator.

Is your wallet ready to go another round in the Steam holiday sale? After taking advantage of some of yesterday’s deals ($24.99 for Batman: Arkham City was just too good to pass up), mine isn’t, but if your wallet isn’t down for the count yet, then Valve has another group [...]

The tides have turned for Mozilla, as the Firefox browser gets gets a bit of good luck. While Mozilla’s default search partnership deal with Google was reported to have expired earlier this year, the search giant is renewing the partnership to the tune of almost $1 billion in the next [...]

Pod2g, the famous iOS jailbreak hacker, proved yesterday that its untethered iOS 5.0.1 jailbreak works on A4-based Apple devices, and specifically on the iPhone 4, thus indicating that a public release could be just around the corner.

Yesterday we heard that, on one hand, Google is activating over 700,000 Android units per day while on the other hand Apple is expected to sell over 30 million iPhones this quarter and we draw a foreknown conclusion, Apple is making a lot more money than Google despite having a [...]