Today Apple, unveiled their Q1 earnings, and we can’t say we’re surprised to see the impressive stats. The Cupertino based company set a new record for quarterly revenue with a staggering $46.33 billion in total with $13.06 billion earnings. Let’s put it this way, the $13.06 billion in earnings for […]
If you’re a rough and tumble type of smartphone consumer, then Casio may have something up their sleeve in the form of a G-Shock prototype.While the unnamed device is said to run Android 2.3 (Gingerbread), we do know it can withstand a 10 foot drop, and is water resistant in
This mid-range device has been suffering with Froyo for almost a year now, but no more as the Gingerbread update for the device is now en route. Sadly though, this isn’t the latest version (2.3.7) of the update, but an earlier one, Android 2.3.4 – puzzling, we agree, but still
As revealed earlier, the Pantech-made Element tablet and the Burst smartphone are now available on AT&T. The slate will go for $300 on contract while the smartphone will cost a paltry $50, both on a two-year agreement. Looking to get an edge in the already crowded Android world, Pantech sure
Motorola’s Feedback Network is now issuing out invitations to DROID RAZR owners, looking for willing participants interested in being involved with a new “project”. While the dirty details were conveniently left out of the invitation, we’re hoping this pet project amounts to something solid. Even though we’d really love to
The ICS update is still somewhere in the future, but Moto seems to be taking steps to fix some current issues that are nagging the Droid Razr and also updating the three-month-old device to Gingerbread 2.3.6 – the handset is officially still at Android 2.3.5. The company has sent out
As promised AT&T stands ready to hand over $1 billion in spectrum to T-Mobile as a direct result to their proposed $39 billion merger failing miserably. After opposition grew strong from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and the Department of Justice, AT&T withdrew their bid to acquire T-Mobile on December
After Research in Motion (RIM) unveiled to the world that Thorsten Heins will reign as the new CEO, the company’s stock price took a staggering 8.47 percent nosedive. While we certainly hope that RIM’s new CEO has the gusto to change things around for RIM, we’re just not sure how
According to Light Over Mobile, Verizon plans to execute their Voice-over-LTE (VoLTE) plans early 2013. It appears that the new 2013 timeline seems more realistic, as Verizon has been following an IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) in two separate markets. Verizon was originally expected to roll out VoLTE during 2012, and
The Finnish manufacturer had admitted to issues with the Lumia 800 back in December and also spoke upon a software fix in time to come. It seems that time has come now and the update is now live across the world but you may not actually see it pop up
Telus Desire HD users in Canada have something to look forward this week as the update for the Android device is now on its way. The device was initially released in October 2010 with Froyo on board but later made the jump to Gingerbread 2.3. The current update may not
It’s all about brand culture these days, and Nokia is making sure their brand is not soon forgotten. Nokia’s very own CEO Stephen Elop announced that the company name will be headed straight to Bing Maps, and not just for the desktop version. As elaborated during a Pocket-lint interview at
In an attempt to keep the consumer’s attention with a fresh new outfit, Verizon has unveiled the Droid RAZR again. The only major difference this time around being the handset’s new metallic purple color. Interested consumers can look to score the eye catching handset for a cool $200, which is
Have you ever wondered how much it costs to license Microsoft’s acclaimed Windows Phone 7 mobile operating system? Well, in what was once considered a grey area, new per-handset figures have emerged for the first time. According to TrustedReviews, ZTE is said to pay approximately $27 per WP7 handset made.
Virgin Mobile had originally announced plans to begin throttling data speeds last year, but never got around to implementing it in October as promised. Much to our dismay, it looks as though the carrier hasn’t forgotten their promise after all. The company confirmed today that they will reduce connection speeds
