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A bit of a surprise emerges from the RIM DevCon today, as a new version of the Blackberry PlayBook operating system makes its appearance for the developers. And PlayBook 2.0, as it’s being called at this stage of the game, is looking to offer up some rather interesting surprises in [...]

Coming just as Rogers had previously promised, the Honeycomb running HTC Jetstream tablet is now available for purchase. The tablet arrives as the first of a few new LTE compatible devices for Rogers and comes available for those willing to spend the big bucks to go contract free and for [...]

Motorola kicked off its mobile event today with the introduction of an unexpected gadget, the Moto ACTV (read: Active). What is it exactly you ask? Well it’s Moto’s own iPod nano alternative, a device that can play music and keep track of your workout.

The Ice Cream Sandwich update of Google’s popular Android system may be getting its public dog and pony show over in Hong Kong later on, but ahead of that, some shots got leaked about some of the widgets involved. The revamped GMail, email, and calendar widgets managed to slip out [...]

We have mentioned the Lookout app several times in the past, mostly for Android, though the mobile security app is also available for the BlackBerry and Windows Phone 7 devices. But that being said, the news today comes as support for a new mobile platform — iOS. Yup, the Lookout [...]

While we suspect many of the HP TouchPad users are curious about running Android with CyanogenMod, we have to suspect that some are happy with webOS. Not to mention, we suspect some are sticking with webOS because they are a bit nervous about the process of installing Android. Plus, despite [...]

All right, folks, as if that Apple Rumor Salt Lick hadn’t already seen enough use over the last six months, it’s time to pull that big old block of rock salt out once again for new word on the MacBook Pro line of laptops. Seems that they might be getting [...]

Archos has offered up a bit of information in terms of the recently released G9 Android tablets. The information looks like it is general across the G9 tablets including the Archos 80 and the Archos 101. Anyway, the details coming today include word of a software update as well as [...]

Amazon’s Locker system that was first made available in Seattle is now available in 8 locations throughout New York City. Among the locations are several stores including Gristedes, Rite-Aid, and D-Agostino in Manhattan.

Flipboard dominates the iPad for curated content that depends on what friends on your social network are reading for content. HeyStaks is a similar effort on both Android and iOS, and organizes search results according to stacks.