Are you such a huge Apple fanboy or fangirl that you find elements from its iTunes, iOS and Mac OSX UI all over the place? That’s funny, because French artist Leo Caillard does, too. In fact, he went ahead and digitally rendered a world with that in mind – more specifically, the famous Louvre Museum…
T-Mobile lumps Verizon and AT&T together in another iPhone attack ad
If you can’t beat ’em, keep attacking ’em. That seems to be T-Mobile’s modus operandi when it comes to its latest marketing campaign. It’s not content with lobbying to have its HSPA+ network legitimately defined as a “4G network,” but it also needs to attack Verizon and AT&T now both carriers have the phone T-Mobile…
Mobilize: Strategies for Success released, developers listen up!
App developers and companies ought to take notice of a recent book published by the iPad DJ, Rana Sobhany, as she takes us on a first-person account of how apps fail and succeed. We all know that you can’t just create a new iPhone or iPad app and hope it succeeds by floating around in…
Will the CDMA iPhone hit other carriers?
Yesterday we saw the Verizon iPhone for the first time, after years of rumors and speculation, and many of us were thrilled. Now we have a choice of carriers – AT&T’s stranglehold on the Apple smartphone is over and users in bigger cities might actually have an iPhone that works. However, there is one small…
Sony Ericsson promises 2011 will be a better year
Sony Ericsson used to be one of my favorite mobile phone manufacturers. They used to be unique and fresh and had killer cameras on their devices. Then the iPhone came out, and shortly after a barrage of sexy Android devices were released, too. Suddenly, Sony Ericsson didn’t seem so hot and the direction the company…
Verizon iPhone reportedly unaffected by ‘death grip’
Verizon finally has the iPhone and we were all up on it yesterday in New York City. Millions who have been clamoring for the device on the Verizon network were relieved to know that their day has come, and millions more on AT&T were thrilled that they can make the switch to greener pastures. To…
Samsung Galaxy Tab for Sprint dropped to $299 on contract
I saw plenty of the Samsung Galaxy Tab at CES this year despite the huge popularity of the iPad. Why? Easy – it’s pocketable and portable. For a brief moment, I was envious and nearly considered buying the Android tablet. Then I decided to wait for a Honeycomb tablet. But for those of you ready…
Microsoft thinks Apple shouldn’t have the rights to ‘App Store’
When hear “App Store,” what’s the first thing that comes to mind? Apple, iTunes and the iPhone and iOS devices, right? You don’t think Windows Phone 7 Marketplace or the Android Market or BlackBerry App World. Nope. You think of that $300 billion+ company and its massive online applications store. Well, Microsoft ain’t having that.…
Google drops H.264 support in Chrome
Google has just discontinued support for the H.264 codec within Chrome, which some see as a bold and possibly bad move on Google’s part. More than anything, many are accusing the search giant of hypocrisy. The reason for Google’s move is that it wants to support the WebM project, which is open unlike H.264, though…
Verizon iPhone 4 Hands On – Look, ma! No SIM card! [update]
This morning we finally heard what we’d all been waiting for – the Verizon iPhone. The iPhone 4 as we’ve known it has hit the Verizon network and many Apple fans couldn’t be happier. Many of you waited and held out for the iPhone until it became available on the network that is far more…









