Mobile/Cell Phones Category - Page 14

Frequent fliers certainly appreciate the fact that more and more airlines are ready to offer mobile and Wi-Fi services aboard their flights. And while such services were initially available only on certain domestic flights in certain countries, it looks like Virgin Atlantic Airways is ready to bring them to some [...]

A few days ago we saw a potential new feature – banner notifications – for Apple’s iCloud cloud-computing solution that could become official once iOS 6 and OS X Mountain Lion are released.

Earlier today we picked up a new report claiming that Apple is finally going to ditch Google Maps in favor of an in-house mapping solution built by the mapping companies purchased by Apple in recent years including Placebase, Poly9 and C3 Technologies.

Now that the Galaxy S III has been officially announced, we’re waiting for the other flagship smartphone of 2012, the sixth-generation iPhone to be unveiled, a handset that will probably turn out to be a best-selling device, just like its predecessors.

Exciting news for those of you who wish you could have laid hands on one of Nokia’s impressive new camera phones in the 808 PureView: while earlier reports unearthed by our own Kevin Schram suggested that the Nokia PureView 808 wasn’t going to be arriving in the United States after [...]

New word has emerged over a new smartphone said to be in the works out at LG, and it’s clear that LG doesn’t mean to take the smartphone wars lying down. No, the current word suggests that LG’s potentially-upcoming LS970 smartphone is going to be a fairly powerful piece of [...]

The Sony Xperia S smartphone has just gotten a bit easier to purchase in Canada. Simply put, the handset is now available online. And while that may seem like a simple thing — while the handset launched with Sony Canada last month, it was only available at select retail locations.

If anyone else ever thought it strange, as I did, that Apple’s go-to mapping function in iOS was Google Maps, despite the fact that Apple and Google have been at each others’ throats for years in terms of iOS and Android, then you’ll likely enjoy the fact that reason seems [...]

Those looking to ship any gadgets overseas using the United States Postal Service may soon need to use another service. Effective May 16th, the USPS will put some new rules in effect that will restrict overseas shipments (including APO, FPO and DPO) with lithium-ion batteries.

Ah, the interwebs. Which more often than not lately is becoming the place where you can pre-order a gadget that while officially announced, has not been given an official release date. On that note, online retailer Expansys has officially begun accepting pre-orders for the Samsung Galaxy S III smartphone.