HP’s recently launched tablet, the TouchPad, didn’t really get too many positive reviews right out the gate, but that’s not stopping the company from launching several new versions of the device over the next few months. According to documents obtained by Pre|Central, HP is going to release a 64 GB white TouchPad in August with…
The New York Times now lets iOS users buy subscriptions straight from their devices
Earlier this year Apple made a decision to charge publishers who wanted to offer a subscription the same 30% fee that they charge app developers. This pissed the content industry off since they’d have to forfeit a substantial amount of their revenue over to Apple who was in essence doing nothing but offering their apps…
Jon Rubinstein tells Palm employees to ignore TouchPad reviews, compares webOS to Mac OS X
HP, who purchased Palm in April 2010 and then killed the brand, mind you that internally the folks who once worked at Palm still refer to themselves as Palm, recently launched their answer to Apple’s iPad: the TouchPad. Yes, the name is bland, but it got a lot of people excited because it was the…
Europe plans on eliminating roaming fees by 2015, it’s just for voice though
When the European Union was formed the goal was to eliminate the need for multiple currencies and to improve trade between nations. As the years have gone by however, the EU has become similar to the United States of America in that there’s regulation that’s passed by high ranking elected officials which all 27 members…
Danish operators look at what the Americans are doing with Isis and decide to copy the idea
Mobile payments are set to explode over the next few months, with Google Wallet launching later this year and Isis, the joint venture setup by AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon due to hit the market in the summer of 2012. What makes Isis special is that America’s largest operators recognized that the faster a set of…
Consortium made up of Apple, Ericsson, Microsoft, RIM, Sony and EMC score Nortel’s 6,000+ patents
Nortel Networks is a Canadian telecommunications company that made one bad business decision too many and went bankrupt. In order to pay off their debts, they’ve been selling off bits and pieces of their company over the past few months. You may or may not have heard the news of Swedish telecommunications giant Ericsson picking…
Windows Phone now has more than 25,000 apps available … are there even that many Windows Phone users?
According to a site called WindowsPhoneApplist there are now over 25,000 applications available for Microsoft’s new Windows Phone platform. With Windows Phone having launched back in late October 2010, that would mean that it’s taken between 8 and 9 months to achieve this figure. For the sake of comparison, Apple announced that it has 25,000…
Vizio 8 inch tablet now available for preorder, shipping later this month for just $380
There are two schools of thought when it comes to what size a tablet should be. Some say that Apple, with the 9.7 inch iPad and iPad 2, have found the ideal size and shape of a device to propel us into a “post PC” era, while the other side says that Samsung, with the…
Rumor: LG Optimus Black coming stateside via Sprint, Virgin, and Alltel
LG’s sleek and slender Optimus Black may not pack the same dual core punch of the latest superphones on the market, but it was never meant to compete with those beasts. No, the LG Optimus Black is all about thin, 9.2 mm thin to be exact, and about screen quality. The 4 inch “Nova” display…
Samsung Galaxy S II annihilates previous company record, sells 3 million units in 55 days
Samsung’s dual core 4.3 inch beast, the Galaxy S II, was a device we instantly fell in love with after it was announced earlier this year in February at Mobile World Congress. The superphone houses a dual core processor, one of the most delicious 4.3 inch displays to ever hit the market, and best of…









