There has been a lot said about the iPad and tablets being the next wave in publishing and The New Yorker revealed that it has more than 100,000 iPad users and more than 20,000 people are paying about $60 a year for a subscription for its iPad app. The New Yorker iPad app may not…
Google buys Dealmap – Discounts coming to your phone
Get ready for some discounts coming to your handset, as Google has just acquired Dealmap and it will likely be bringing this location-based discount aggregator to your mobile phones. Dealmap is a great way to find all of the Groupon, LivingSocial and other daily discounts that are around you and it’s easy to see how…
Microsoft’s Windows Phone revenues may be ‘abysmal’
Microsoft had a great quarter recently but we pointed out that Windows Phone 7 was basically nowhere to be found on its earnings sheet. Well, the folks at the Seattle PI have done some digging and found that revenues from Microsoft’s mobile division may have been abysmal. The Windows Phone division (and Windows Mobile) is…
LG Thrill 4G may be delayed until late August
If you were saving your $100 to buy the Thrill 4G on AT&T, you’ll be disheartened to know that you may have to wait a few more weeks for the glasses-free 3D phone to hit. A leak out of Radio Shack says the handset won’t be coming for another three weeks or so. According to…
Samsung Galaxy S II U.S. signup page live, could come to 7 carriers
Well friends, the long wait for the Samsung Galaxy S II in the United States is almost over as we’ve heard it will be announced in August and Samsung has put up a signup page for the superphone. The Samsung Galaxy S II signup page asks for the usual information like name and e-mail but…
Motorola posts loss for 2Q, Xoom flounders
Motorola Mobility had a somewhat disappointing second quarter, as the company posted a net loss of $56 million. Its smartphone sales were pretty good but its tablet sales are not even close to what the market leader is doing. Thanks to solid handsets like the Droid X2, Motorola was able to ship 4.4 million smartphones…
Is this the iPhone 5?
With the next iPhone 5 potentially just a few weeks away, 9to5Mac has stumbled upon a picture which is believes may be the next iPhone out in the wild. They received this photo from a train and it makes sense that Apple would be testing on this type of environment, as this would do a…
Motorola Xoom 4G, Atrix followup landing on AT&T soon?
We have a couple cool tips from our trusted AT&T source, as the company’s internal inventory shows that it should be getting some cool new Android-powered Motorola devices soon: the Motorola Xoom 4G and what could be a followup to the Atrix. The first bit isn’t that surprising, as AT&T said a Motorola Honeycomb tablet…
Alibaba to launch mobile OS for China
The e-commerce giant Alibaba plans to have a mobile operating system for smartphones and tablets that will target Chinese consumers, according to a report from the Financial Times. Alibaba will have a smartphone with its OS very soon and a tablet will land by the end of the year. With iOS, Android, Windows Phone 7,…
Skyfire goes beyond the browser with VideoQ
We’re all pretty familiar with the Skyfire browser but the company has just released a new iOS app that aims to brings the best videos on the web in one single hub with Skyfire VideoQ. The company dubs VideoQ as an entertainment app and it can be used as a personal video locker for users…






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