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Thanks to high speed mobile networks, smartphones with large high resolution screens, and social networks such as Twitter and Facebook, the way we consume news today is remarkably different to the way things used to be just 10 years ago. According to a survey done by the Pew Research Center on 2,251 people during January,…
Ever been in a situation where a friend of yours is trying to show you a video of something that happened to him at a party and the two of you end up standing far too close to each for 10 minutes as he tries to find the exact frame to point out to you,…
Back in January when we saw a glut of Android 3.0 powered tablets announced at the Consumer Electronics Show, one thing that made all of them seem magical was the hardware inside. Thanks to NVIDIA and their Tegra 2, dual core processors and ultra quick graphic performance became something we knew we wanted. Immediately. What…
Bill Morrow, the CEO of Clearwire, has formally announced his resignation citing personal reasons. Clearwire, the WiMAX operator that Sprint owns a 54% stake in, has yet to post a profit and has been experiencing trouble delivering on their promise of building a competitive 4G network. It all began before even a single tower was…
Forget about Android versus iOS versus Symbian for a moment and think about cost considerations. If you could pick up one of the best cameraphones on the market for less than $350, would you? Dell has Nokia’s N8 on sale for an astonishingly low price of just $330. You have to get the vomit green…
Nokia has recently begun consultative talks with employees about the coming changes that the organization will face under the reign of Stephen Elop. Elop, who became the CEO of Nokia in September 2010 after his predecessor Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo failed to keep the Finnish firm competitive after the launch of both the iPhone and Google’s Android…
An image of Nokia’s yet to be announced E6 has recently sprung onto the internet and while it’s a little bit blurry, it shows a lot of promise. First thing you’ll notice is the full metal body that has a striking resemblance to the E71. The E72, the successor to the E71, felt a little…
Apple is planning to open a temporary 5,000 square foot store in downtown Austin that will open on the day the iPad 2 launches, that’s tomorrow by the way, and that just so happens to be the first day of South by Southwest (SXSW). Geeks, musicians, and other creative types typically flock to SXSW by…
If you use an iPad, iPod touch, iPhone, or Apple TV, then chances are that the processor inside is what the marketing machine in Cupertino likes to call the “A4”. In reality it’s something that’s been designed by Samsung, tweaked by Apple, and then built by Samsung for Apple to use in their products. Considering…
TeliaSonera rocked the world in December 2009 when they became the first wireless operator to launch a commercial LTE network. Coverage was limited to central Stockholm and Oslo, but since going live their coverage map has greatly expanded. Initial benchmarks showed them delivering speeds at over 30 Mbps on average and peaking at around 80…