Author Archive: Tim Lenahan - Page 2

Cuba, as a closed communist country happens to be behind the times a bit and some of the technology that we take for granted on a daily basis is a little harder to come by there. A nonprofit organization is working to help the youth in Cuba by getting them [...]

A simple search in the Android Market for the word “jobs” will bring up several apps for finding your next job. Several well-known job boards have their apps on there such as Monster.com and Careerbuilder.com. Who knew, though, that there is an app for finding jobs at Research In Motion, [...]

Coming in early November is Sprint’s 11th annual developer conference called the Open Solutions Conference. Sprint and Samsung are feeling generous enough to give away Nexus S 4Gs to the first 1,500 registered attendees. This means that these developers have a nice little perk to look forward to.

Samsung tells us that they have sold 10 million Galaxy S II since it was launch. That number is amazing already but even more amazing is that half of them have been sold in the past two months! That’s before it is even fully available in the United States yet.

Google+ is certainly gaining in popularity. It was recently estimated that they now have about 43 million users marking a 30% growth days after they opened to the general public. One of the perks, according to some user opinions, is the quality of the mobile app. Until now only the [...]

Cell phone coverage is expanding more and more throughout the United States and more and more people are relying on their mobile phones in all kinds of areas. New York City has historically had issues with reception is certain areas, more specifically in the subway system. Finally, almost a year [...]

It’s hard to believe that it’s only been three years since the first announcement of the release of an Android phone. However, this past Friday, September 23rd, marks three years since the T-Mobile G1 was announced. Since then it’s been three crazy years.

Just days ago we reported that there was an announcement that a new wireless carrier was making its way to the United States. Although the report was ambiguous, you have to admit that it turning out to actually be just an old network rebranding and changing names comes across as [...]

The social networking war is on! Facebook’s been in the news with a plethora of changes overhauling the site and hitting a landmark active user count of 800 million. Google+ isn’t just sitting down watching the social networking world go by. They just recently enacted their 91 improvements in 90 [...]

The police are on a role again with two more devious hackers in custody and more warrants on the way. The kind folks of the hacker groups LulzSec and Anonymous took another hit recently with a member from each in the slammer. This time one of them were homeless. A [...]