After an interesting teaser campaign, Motorola unwrapped its latest addition to the Droid portfolio in the form of the Motorola RAZR. The handset sports a Gorilla Glass coated, 4.3-inch qHD Super AMOLED display which houses a dual-core 1.2GHz processor inside. Despite the RAZR looking similar to the Droid X with its slim 7.1mm design, the inner […]
In Motorola’s attempt to tease the public about its upcoming device, it ironically uncovered more than maybe they originally intended to. We got our first taste of the Motorola Spyder or otherwise known as the Droid RAZR when it was first introduced to the public in a teaser that included its real name
Just a few shorts days before the big Nokia World 2011 event, the 710 has been recently spied on a developer site. According to MyNokiaBlog, the 710 is longer and wider than the MeeGo-powered N9, with a 1.4GHz Cortex A8 processor, a 3.7-inch TFT screen and a five megapixel camera capable of 720p video-capture.
Apple announced today that its brand new iPhone 4S has officially hit four million in sales just three short days after its October 14th launch. Quite an impressive sales record considering what previous iPhones have done in the past. Undoubedtly having additional carriers like Sprint and Verizon have also helped to
Samsung’s newest messaging service, ChatON is now live for Android and Bada smartphones. Samsung first unveiled the cross-platform service back in August, and promised it to Bada, Android, iOS and BlackBerry users by the fall. As fall is finally here, no word yet regarding when the service will be ready
Looks like Samsung’s legal team isn’t having the best of luck over in The Netherlands. According to Reuters, a Dutch court has rejected Samsung’s request to block certain Apple products (mainly the iPhone and iPad products), and found that they did not infringe on any of Samsung’s patents. The Dutch court also rejected Apple’s
Just five short months after it was first announced, Microsoft has finalized their acquisition of Skype. As part of the $8.5 billion deal, Skype CEO Tony Bates will be the appointed president of the new Skype Division of Microsoft, and will report directly to Steve Ballmer. Bates appeared positive about the new
Android fans everywhere now have a new idol in the form a gigantic Ice Cream Sandwich. Google unveiled the statue today in anticipation of the next week’s Ice Cream Sandwich introduction to the world. Video of the ceremony can be seen above. If you haven’t done so already, don’t forget to follow Google’s brand spanking
At this year’s CTIA 2011, AT&T’s Ralph de la Vega announced plans to bring on a lineup of leaner, less power-intensive smartphones to its recently unveiled 4G network. So how exactly does AT&T plan to combine a leaner design with the joy of an improved battery life? According to de la Vega, the company will incorporate a technology
RIM founder Mike Lazaridis thought it was necessary to issue a public apology for the widespread service outage that lasted three days. In the video apology Lazaridis acknowledges that RIM “dropped the ball”, but assured BlackBerry customers that the company was working hard to solve the issue. Additionally, Lazaridis noted
This is the third day that the BlackBerry outage has continued to rage across the globe. What started first in Europe quickly spread to the Middle East, Africa, India, Brazil and Chile. Today it is reported that the service outage has reached Canada and here in the United States. Here is what RIM had to
We first caught wind of this dual screened beauty, codenamed the ‘Flip II’, as part of T-Mobile’s leaked fall road map. Now the handset has emerged in a recently leaked press shotas the LG Doubleplay, giving us a taste of what we can look forward to this November. The press shot shows
It appears as though the long drawn out dramatic saga surrounding Apple’s leaked iPhone 4 prototype is finally over. According to court documents, Brian John Hogan, 22, and Sage Robert Wallower, 28, the two men accused of selling the device to tech blog Gizmodo, pleaded no contest to a misdemeanor charge of theft
Nothing like a patent lawsuit to make you feel right at home. Just two short weeks after introducing its low-priced Kindle Fire Tablet, Amazon has already been slapped with a lawsuit from patent licensing firm Acacia Research. Oddly enough, Acacia Research is company known for buying up other companies’ intellectual
Apple has just released iTunes version 10.5 which brings the highly anticipated ‘iTunes in the Cloud’ features to iOS users everywhere. With iTunes in the Cloud, any music, apps, or books that are purchased will automatically appear on all of the user’s iOS devices. Or the user can download only the stuff they want to just the devices they want.
