Mobile/Cell Phones Category - Page 67

The Carrier IQ scandal, which we followed closely these past few days, is not over yet, and today we’re looking at a more detailed version of what the company has been saying all along since news broke out that certain smartphones come with software that can track everything a user [...]

Starting today, smartphone users that want to try on the new AT&T’s LTE data speeds can order two new Android handsets with real 4G powers – well, one of them has already been launched in a different color – the LG Nitro HD and the Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket [...]

Verizon is getting ready to launch a bunch of new Android devices, not just the Ice Cream Sandwich-running Samsung Galaxy Nexus. And we have new release dates for said handsets and tablets, not that the carrier is ready to confirm any of them.

Since we’re used to see upcoming BlackBerry handsets and/or tablets get leaked well ahead of their official announcement, we’re not surprised to hear that next year’s BBX-powered BlackBerry devices have been leaked with months ahead of the official launch.

Google is currently undergoing internal testing of an over-the-air Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update for its employees. Does this mean that all other Nexus S smartphones will get the ICS update soon?

Apple has been able to convince the courts in Europe and Australia to ban the sale of Samsung Galaxy tablets and smartphones (but was since overturned). But a U.S. judge has denied granting Apple a preliminary injunction against Samsung’s devices.

We have news for you today for two popular iOS games, Angry Birds and Infinity Blade, franchises that don’t need any more introductions considering their growing popularity with the iOS crowds.

It must be really hard to work at Carrier IQ these days considering the amount of attention the company has gotten all of a sudden from the general public. Not that Carrier IQ doesn’t deserve to be asked certain questions about the way its mobile app works following the controversy [...]

As it stands, Samsung’s Galaxy Tab 10.1 is still banned from being sold in Australia, at least until the Federal Court makes a decision this week regarding Apple’s appeal. But it seems Apple itself has given Samsung some advice on how to mitigate its alleged patent infringements.

Normally when you hear the world “subscription” as it relates to video games, you normally think of an MMO. Even though subscriptions seem to be on their way out and are slowly being replaced by the free-to-play model, there are still some games out there that use a subscription-based model [...]