August 21, 2009
Sony finally announces what we're all known about for months
August 20, 2009
Apple is investigating media reports of at least one iPhone exploding, a claim which does not stretch far from similarly reported iPod cases.
August 20, 2009
They're concerned about Windows Update, download process, Office links
August 20, 2009
Freebie ends around 11 a.m. ET, 8 a.m. PT
August 20, 2009
Gmail expected to overtake Hotmail in seven months
August 20, 2009
The company was offering to ship the OS within 24 hours with its new Mac Box Set
August 20, 2009
Ire at AT&T could push Apple to open iPhone to other carriers 'soon,' says researcher
August 20, 2009
Same 'rearm' command that worked for Vista extends activation-free grace period
June 2, 2009
Consumer electronics companies are under pressure to create devices that offer more functionality at a lower and lower prices. To do this, manufacturers need an OS that can be multi-platform and open source.
May 21, 2009
The HT-03A will compete in the Japanese smartphone market. NTT DoCoMo President Ryuji Yamada stated, ‘‘This handset can offer different services from iPhone and we see this as a big step forward in our smartphone series.’’
Category: Games - August 21, 2009
Sony today officially announced the PS3 Slim at GamesCom. As previously reported, the PS3 Slim will retail for $299.99 when it is launched during the first week of September. Sony says that the PS3 Slim will have all the functionality of the currently available PS3 models and will be available in a single 120GB SKU.
The […]
Category: Mobile, News - August 20, 2009
Media reports claiming that one or more iPhones have exploded in Europe have led Apple to investigate, according to Reuters.
One such report includes the case of an 18-year-old iPhone user in France who claims to have heard a hissing noise coming from his girlfriend’s iPhone before it shattered. The teenager reportedly suffered minimal injuries […]
Category: Software - August 20, 2009
Mozilla executives today began a concerted campaign to prod European Union (EU) antitrust regulators to demand more from Microsoft than the browser “ballot screen” Windows will offer users later this year.
Both Mitchell Baker, the former CEO of Mozilla and the chairwoman of Mozilla Foundation, and Harvey Anderson, Mozilla’s chief counsel, posted lengthy blogs, citing concerns […]
Category: Windows - August 20, 2009
Microsoft will turn off the download spigot for Windows 7 Release Candidate (RC) on Thursday around 11 a.m. ET, the company confirmed on Tuesday.
The company has been sending out e-mails to users who have already downloaded the release candidate, reminding them of the impending deadline. On Monday, a company spokesman repeated the warning, while a […]