The fierce legal battle between Apple and Motorola continued on Friday, with Motorola enforcing an injunction against Apple’s iCloud and MobileMe email push services in Germany. The injunction, which was granted to Motorola back in early February, has forced Apple to shut down these services in Germany at least temporarily as Apple goes through the process…
Throttled iPhone user awarded $850 in case against AT&T
Mach ado was made about AT&T’s move to throttle the top 5% of unlimited data users on its network. These users were grandfathered into unlimited data plans, a service AT&T no longer provides its customers. Some of these customers are up in arms, claiming Ma Bell was in violation of the terms of their original…
Clear iOS task manager clears 350,000 downloads in a few days
Applications that allow users to create and manage to-do lists are certainly in no short supply on mobile devices. Sadly, many of these devices are either frustratingly complicated to use, have clunky user interfaces, or both. Technophiles, mobile junkies, and busybodies are continually on the hunt for the definitive task manager for their smart devices.…
Already the biggest Windows Phone vendor, Nokia sets its sights on market domination
Nokia announced its partnership with Microsoft way back in February 2011, a move that would let the Finnish handset maker focus exclusively on Microsoft’s Windows Phone 7 platform. It took a while for Nokia to develop devices for Windows Phone 7; their first Windows Phone handsets hit store shelves during the 4th quarter of 2011.…
Smartphones with NFC will revolutionize the way we shop
One of the most underrated functions of owning and using a smartphone is how much simpler they make shopping. There are literally thousands of applications available across all mobile platforms that help users compare prices of an item both online and at local retailers, or purchase goods and services right from their smartphone. Google has…
Shanghai court denies injunction against Apple’s iPad, larger battle looms in Guangdong
Proview Technology is up at arms with Apple in China, with the firm belief that Apple is in violation of its trademark on the iPad name. Proview and Apple entered into an agreement in 2009 which essentially transferred the iPad trademark to Apple, though there is apparently some disagreement as to just what that transfer entailed.…





