Look out Apple because Motorola is reportedly prepping a 10-inch Android tablet which will go head-to-head with the iPad. This isn’t the first we’ve heard of an Android tablet but the latest rumors indicate the Motorola Android device will one-up the iPad by including television service from Verizon FiOS. This is all rumored, mind you,…
AT&T Brings Wi-Fi Hotzone Pilot Project to More Cities
AT&T is adding a few more cities to its Wi-Fi Hotzone Pilot Project as it continues to bring the joy of wireless Internet to the masses. This means AT&T customers will have plenty of coverage outdoors in certain areas where they just might need it most. The first city was New York City where AT&T…
Apple FaceTime on iPod, iPad to use e-mail for calls
We all know that the FaceTime video-calling feature on the Apple iPhone 4 will be coming to other devices like the iPod Touch and iPad but how will the process work when these things get front-facing cameras? Well, according to a report from the Boy Genius Report, these devices will associate an e-mail with your…
Apple iPhone may have bigger Chinese presence
Apple is making moves that could cause its iPhone to be more compelling to the Chinese market, as it has been granted a license for the country’s WiFi. The country has its own security protocol for WiFi that’s known as WAPI (WLAN authentication and Privacy Infrastructure). The Apple iPhone has been on sale in China…
Free Wi-Fi at Starbucks as of Today!
Starbucks is answering all the questions we might have had about our existence starting today. Just how desperately do we need coffee every day? Very. So much so that we spend several hours in their retail locations every day? Yup. And what’s the deal with Wi-Fi, anyway? Shouldn’t it be as free as the java-scented…
WBA wants to bridge gap between WiFi, mobile data
The Wireless Broaband Alliance introduced a specification that could make it easier to seamlessly roam between mobile data networks and WiFi networks. The Wireless Internet Service Providers spec (WISPr 2.0) potentially could make it easy to roam from GSM, UMTS, WiMax and Long-Term Evolution networks to fixed ones. “Operators who create data plans across network…
Quick look at the Samsung Galaxy S and the Super AMOLED and Daily Briefing
We’re at Google I/O 2010 and we’re happy to say that there are actually some Android handsets here for our enjoyment. Aside from today’s Google Wave and Chrome Web Store announcements, one of the stand-out booths at the conference was Samsung. The Korean mobile phone maker had their new Samsung Galaxy S Android phone on…
Wi-Fi Sync App for iPhone Rejected, Going to Cydia
Aww, remember Wi-Fi Sync app for iPhone that totally blew our minds like woah? Basically, it fooled your computer into thinking your iPhone was plugged in via USB, and allowed music, contacts, and other items to synchronize over a shared local network. Unfortunately, Wi-Fi Sync won’t be making it to iTunes, and is finding its…
Apple will fix iPad WiFi connectivity bug
If you have been having WiFi connectivity problems on your iPad, it’s not your fault. We’ve had some issues here at IntoMobile headquarters and Apple has finally acknowledged the problem and promised a fix in upcoming software. “A very small number of iPad users have experienced issues with WiFi connectivity,” Apple said on its support…
Will Apple use 60 GHz WiFi?
I talked a little about the WiFi Alliance and Wireless Gigabit Alliance (WIGIG) teaming up for quicker WiFi but an interesting tidbit came out of the LA Times blog today, as an executive indicated Apple may be considering this tech for its future products. WiGig Alliance Chairman and President Ali Sadri is optimistic about a…



