Apple just won’t take no for an answer. The tech giant has filed an appeal to the ruling that Judge Gropper handed down, which he called Apple out for being “unreasonably late,” when trying to hult Kodak’s sale of its imaging patents. This resulted in the bankrupt picture company being granted the rights to sell…
Samsung opens a minimalist looking store like someone else we know (cough, Apple)
While the jury deliberates on a final verdict between Samsung v. Apple, the Korean based manufacturer found the time to open an Apple-like retail store in Australia. The company basically took cues from the minimalist approach the iPhone maker is famous for. You know, the one that’s perfectly fit for a person who’s compulsively obsessed…
T-Mobile announces the ZTE Concord for $100 off contract, now in a Wal-Mart near you
Today T-Mobile has decided to out do itself in the budget-friendly department. The fourth largest wireless provider announced a no-contract, entry-level Android device tailored to first-time smartphone users called the Concord. The Concord is made by Chinese manufacturer ZTE and will carry a 2-megapixel camera, ship with Android 2.3 Gingerbread, and will be equipped with…
Super PAC App sniffs out all the lies in political ads
One thing I hate about most politicians or government officials, whether democrat or republican, is the shadiness that goes on in their profession. These scumbags pollute the airwaves on TV, internet and radio with either straight up lies or half-truths. A strategy that’s intended to be a well orchestrated rouse for the uninformed to be…
New mobile carrier ting plans to let folks use any Sprint phone
Today is an exciting time as a prepaid revolution is beginning to swell before our very eyes. Soon no longer will users have to be attached to a choke chain directly to the big four (Verizon, AT&T, Sprint, and T-Mobile) in the United States. MVNO startup ting, is looking to shake things up a bit,…
Google Goggles update brings autofocus to low-end Android smartphones
Google has been hard at work updating its mobile applications as of late. Yesterday, the search giant updated its mobile browser Chrome for the iPhone, now it’s delivering an update to its Google Goggles application for Android devices. New Google Goggles features include support for devices that don’t have autofocus cameras, which is perfect for…
Nokia revealing Windows Phone 8 devices ‘Arrow’ and ‘Phi’ under AT&T
Nokia is gearing up for its big event on September 5, which the company may use to introduce new phones powered by Windows Phone 8. Now there’s word coming out suggesting the Finnish manufacturer is for sure showing these rumored devices, according to sources familiar with both Nokia and Microsoft’s plans. These two handsets are…
Walmart chops 16GB iPhone 4S price down to $148 at select stores
Walmart took to its Facebook and Twitter pages to announce that it is slashing $40 off the iPhone 4S starting today. These steep price cuts started months ago with retailers like Best Buy and Target, but have accelerated with Sprint and Apple itself joining the discount party. The only caveat to Walmart’s deal is the…
Chrome for iPhone gets updated with social sharing features
Google’s Chrome application for the iPhone just got an update. In this new update (version 21.0.1180.77), the search giant finally brings a share web pages feature that lets users share sites via email, Google+, Facebook, or Twitter. In addition, the application will get stability and security improvements, along with the typical but necessary bug fixes…
Sprint issues minor update to Samsung Epic 4G Touch, brings battery life enhancements
Sprint is currently issuing out a minor over-the-air (OTA) update to the phone with perhaps the longest name in history, the Samsung Galaxy S II Epic 4G Touch. The OTA update, also known by its technical name of software build D710.10S.FH13, is supposed to address one simple thing: battery life enhancement. Battery life is easily…








