Last week we reported that AT&T quietly changed it’s requirements for cellular data plans in preparation to allow FaceTime on iPad and iPhone to work over cellular in response to demand for consumers. It’s been possible for a long time to chat with your family and friends over the Skype app on your iPhone or…
Archives for 2012
Apple Slides to 7th place in Chinese Smartphone Market Share
While Apple continues to dominate the market share in the United States, impressively holding over 60% by last count of major carriers, the perception of Apple’s world domination took a hit this week as news began to spread that Apple holds a dismal 7th place in the market share for smartphones in China. Recent numbers…
Review: Edifier Prisma Bluetooth Speakers
Tired of plugging your iPhone or iPad into a cable and leaving it one room to play music? Well then perhaps you need to join the modern era, and experience the wonders of Bluetooth speakers. The Edifier PrismaBT Speakers are a few notches above the rest. This 2.1 system offers heavy bass, and clear crisp…
ITC Concludes Review in Motorola Mobility v. Apple Case
Apple received a serving of strong legal news when it was ruled on Friday that Samsung indeed infringed on Apple’s patents, and has been ordered by the jury to pay Apple over $1 billion dollars. While Apple has spent the last few months suing the Korean company Samsung for patent infringement, Motorola Mobility, who is…
Patent Infringement: A Brief History
In the spirit of litigious discovery following the recent ruling in the long and arduous Apple v. Samsung patent infringement case, IntoMobile has compiled a list of some of the most famous and historical cases of Patent Infringement, and the grueling world of patent law. Apple and Samsung have released their statements and gone their separate ways…
Apple CEO Tim Cook Sends Employee Memo After Samsung Case Ruling
On Friday, a jury awarded Apple over $1 billion in damages after it was ruled that the Korean high tech company Samsung had infringed on multiple Apple patents in their phones and tablets. This ruling came as the result of a long and grueling patent lawsuit war between the two companies, with both demanding a…
Fair Labor Association Says Foxconn Has Improved
The Fair Labor Association conducted its audits of three plants owned by the Taiwanese based company Foxconn. In recent years Foxconn has caught headlines around the world for their employee suicides and reportedly terrible working and living conditions. Over 1,000 Foxconn employees stage a riot in Chengdu, China FLA Foxconn investigation reveals multiple labor violations…
Samsung Galaxy Stellar coming to Verizon with “Starter Mode”, pre-loaded Amazon Apps
Remember the Samsung Galaxy Stellar, which we’ve first seen leaked a month ago? Well, we now have another proof it’s heading to Verizon Wireless as you can see from a leaked pamphlet, pictured above. The mid-end device will most likely be unveiled any day now, and what’s interesting about it is that it will come…
Evernote announces Evernote Business, Moleskine-made Smart Notebook and Clearly updates
At its second annual Trunk Conference, the best note-taking service (as far as I’m concerned) unveiled several new things, including its business offering, Moleskine partnership and Clearly updates. First the business offering, which is made for small and medium-sized businesses. To solution, which will be available in December, comes with special Admin Console that lets…
Google Nexus 7 hitting Germany, other European countries on September 3rd?
The rumor is that Google will finally bring the Nexus 7 to continental Europe, with Germany being among the first countries to get the 7-inch tablet. According to AndroidNext, which got an information from a Saturn employee, the world’s first Jelly Bean tablet will start selling on September 3rd. Saturn, for those of you wondering,…









