There’s really no denying that Square Enix really dropped the ball on Final Fantasy XIV. Their latest Final Fantasy-themed MMO launched to terrible reviews and slow uptake to fans, and the bug-plagued game is still being fixed today. Make no mistake, no one has really been taking Final Fantasy XIV [...]

Strange word emerges today, folks, as we discover reports out that say the Kindle Fire, set to be announced tomorrow, may just be a placeholder for a better device that’s set to land early next year. The word comes from the always-popular anonymous informants, and the story they had to [...]

External hard drives are the great unsung heroes of the computing age, folks. Most every other function, if you want to upgrade it, you have to open up your computer and add something to the internals. More processing power? Open it up and replace the motherboard. More RAM? Open it [...]

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.

Mozilla continues to release new browser version after new browser version and we have already reached the seventh one in just a few months. Firefox 7 is now available for download to anyone still favoring Mozilla’s web surfing solution.

Tomorrow is, at last report, still the big day in which Amazon brings out its new tablet, dubbed the Kindle Fire. And when it does come out, it likely won’t come alone thanks to some new reports that say that Amazon’s just signed some deals for content.

HTC announced two new Windows Phone 7.5 Mango handsets in early December, the Titan and the Radar. We now know that both devices will hit U.S. stores as T-Mobile has announced today the Radar 4G while AT&T made the Titan official two weeks ago.

Exciting news comes out of the folks at Sprint, who look to join the ranks of the 4G network capable in 2012 with their own offering in the 4G network class. Insiders at Sprint reportedly dropped the dime on this one only recently, which was somewhat backed up during Dan [...]

A new vacation blackout seems to confirm the imminent launch of the new iPhone. After AT&T, Sprint and Apple, it’s AT&T’s turn, again, to tell employees they can’t go on vacation in the first half of October, specifically from Monday, October 3 to Friday, October 14.

Just yesterday we saw word come out of the GigaOm Mobilize 2011 where representatives from T-Mobile denied the iPhone as coming on multiple occasions. In fact, it was denied by Cole Brodman who stated that “the ball is in Apple’s court” and his company is “waiting for that phone call” [...]