HTC has announced that they are releasing a new software update for the HTC Inspire 4G on AT&T, and the update brings HTC Sense 3.0 to the device, as well as a new Task Manager and an AT&T address book. Starting July 31st 2012, HTC will be rolling out a system update for the HTC Inspire … [Read more...] about AT&T’s HTC Inspire 4G Gets Software Update
Nintendo Announces DSI Matte Red And Blue Editions
Nintendo has announced two new versions of its DSI handheld gaming console. The new models feature the exact same hardware as the existing DSI, with the only difference being some new color schemes. There will be a new matte red and matte blue version of the Nintendo DSI, and they should hit the … [Read more...] about Nintendo Announces DSI Matte Red And Blue Editions
Weather HD 2 Launched For Apple’s iOS Devices
There are a number of weather apps available for Apple's iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad. One of the more popular versions has been Weather HD, and now the developers of the app have released a new version, Weather HD 2. Weather HD 2 comes with a range of new features over the original application, … [Read more...] about Weather HD 2 Launched For Apple’s iOS Devices
Sprint Epic Touch 4G Gets Android 4.0 ICS Update Again
Sprint started rolling out the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update for the Epic Touch 4G a couple of weeks ago, although there were a few problems with the update and it was halted. It looks like Sprint has now fixed the issues with the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update for the Epic Touch 4G, … [Read more...] about Sprint Epic Touch 4G Gets Android 4.0 ICS Update Again
Samsung In Trouble With Judge After Sending Rejected Evidence To Media
Samsung and Apple are in the middle of a high-stakes patent lawsuit in the US, and now it would appear that Samsung may have upset the judge dealing with the case, Judge Lucy Koh. Samsung had attempted to have some evidence included in the trial, the evidence was rejected, but it looks like Samsung … [Read more...] about Samsung In Trouble With Judge After Sending Rejected Evidence To Media
Open webOS Will Only Run On New Hardware
When HP announced that they would be releasing a new open-source version of webOS as Open webOS, there was no information on what devices the Open webOS would be compatible with. This announcement generated a lot of excitement and speculation among tech enthusiasts and developers who were eager to … [Read more...] about Open webOS Will Only Run On New Hardware
Sprint HTC EVO Design 4G Gets Android 4.0 ICS Update
Last month, Sprint and HTC announced that they would be releasing the Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update for the HTC EVO 3D and the HTC EVO Design 4G. Yesterday, the update was released for the HTC EVO 3D. Good news if you have been waiting for the update on the HTC EVO Design 4G, as the Android … [Read more...] about Sprint HTC EVO Design 4G Gets Android 4.0 ICS Update
Crucial Launches 32GB SSD Which Costs Just $50
When SSDs were first launched, they were very expensive. However, the price of these solid-state drives has been coming down steadily over the last few years. Now, Crucial has launched a new budget-friendly range of SSDs. The new Crucial V4 SSDs come with read speeds of up to 230 MB/s and write … [Read more...] about Crucial Launches 32GB SSD Which Costs Just $50
Verizon HTC Trophy To Get Windows Phone Tango Update Today
Verizon Wireless has announced that one of their Windows Phone smartphones, the HTC Trophy, will be getting the Windows Phone Tango update. It looks like the update should be released sometime today, the 1st of August. The update will bring a range of new features to the HTC Trophy on Verizon … [Read more...] about Verizon HTC Trophy To Get Windows Phone Tango Update Today
Google’s $22.5 Million Fine For Safari Cookie Violation Approved By The FCC
We recently heard that Google would pay a fine of $22.5 million for the privacy violation with regards to cookies on Apple's Safari browser. Google had previously been accused of violating users' privacy on Apple’s Safari browser, where privacy settings were apparently bypassed, and Safari was … [Read more...] about Google’s $22.5 Million Fine For Safari Cookie Violation Approved By The FCC
Spotify Hits 15 Million Users
Yesterday, Spotify launched their new Mobile Radio app for Android, and now we have some details on just how popular Spotify's music streaming service has become. Spotify's Chief Content Officer Ken Parks announced that the company now has more than 15 million active users around the world, and out … [Read more...] about Spotify Hits 15 Million Users
Google To Give Away 100GB Of Cloud Storage To Chromebook Users (Rumor)
It looks like Google may be getting ready to launch a new feature for owners of its Chromebook devices, François Beaufort has discovered some code in Google's Chromium source that says the following 'Get 100 GB free with Google Drive'. Potential New Offering for Chromebook Users Google normally … [Read more...] about Google To Give Away 100GB Of Cloud Storage To Chromebook Users (Rumor)











