AT&T Upgrades 3G Technology at Cell Sites Across Nation
Software Upgrade Sets Stage for Faster 3G Speeds, Enhanced Mobile Data Performance to Come with Capacity Upgrades Planned for 2010-2011
HP's Windows 7 Slate Device Revealed by Steve Ballmer
It's not Courier, but HP's rumored slate PC is here, now. Steve Ballmer and his hardware specialist Ryan Asdourian just showed it off, and man is it cute. Updated with VIDEO — Update:Adrian just s...
Google's biggest announcement was not a phone, but a URL
By now, you know the details of Google's first Google-branded, Google-sold “superphone,” the Nexus One: huge AMOLED touchscreen, thin-and-light form factor, available unlocked or on T-Mobile, pervasiv...
Google Nexus One teardown photos reveal ‘thoughtful’ design
A teardown of Google's new custom-designed Nexus One handset found no major surprises in the straightforward smartphone, though its ease of disassembly was called impressive. — As usual, iFixit wast...
Rumor: Apple employee says Tablet UI has “steep learning curve”
While it probably won't encompass a 3D interface, there's been enough background murmurings about the method users will employ to interact with Apple's forthcoming tablet to expect something new. Wha...
More info about the Verizon Palm Pre Plus and Pixi Plus
Published on: Today by PhoneArena Team — A leaked Verizon document reveals detailed specifications about the carriers upcoming Palm Pre Plus and the Palm Pixi Plus models. The Pre Plus will come wi...
Google Loves Apple's Quattro Deal
Google took time from its superphone frenzy yesterday to applaud something a competitor did. The search giant lead a public cheer for Apple (AAPL), which just bought mobile ad network Quattro. — Go...
Samsung to launch app store that lets you tweet from your TV
Electronics maker Samsung announced today that it's getting into the app store game — but it's thinking beyond the smartphone app stores that seem so hot right now. Instead, the company says you shou...
Amazon Introduces Kindle DX with Global Wireless
New Kindle DX with Global Wireless enables customers to wirelessly download and read in over 100 countries -Available for pre-order now for $489 and ships Jan. 19 — Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) t...
T-Mobile gets U.S. exclusivity on HTC HD2
For those of you who can't get enough pixels in your pocket, we've got some good news for you. Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer, in his CES keynote, has announced that the HTC HD2 will arrive Stateside ex...
HP launches first touch netbook
Touch is becoming a common feature on netbooks, with HP launching its first touch-enabled netbook a day after Lenovo announced its own entry at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. — The HP...
Hands On With Motorola Backflip, A Folding Android Phone
Think of it like a Cliq, but with a folding instead of a sliding keyboard, so the screen doesn't cover so much of the keyboard when it's open. — Motorola says the guts are basically the same as the ...
ARM Cortex A9 Performance Demo - Likely Chip to Power iSlate and Future iPhones
As CES kicks off, one technology we've been hoping to hear more about is the status of the ARM Cortex A9 processor. Apple's iPhone as well as many of its competitors including the just released Nexus...
Facebook's 1st CTO Launches His Next Company (Screen Shots)
Adam D'Angelo was a programming genius who knew Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg in high school, became the young company's first CTO and has just begun to unveil his new startup company, Quora.
Welcome to the Age of Robot Reporters
One hour ago, three emergency vehicles responded to a report of an unconscious person at the world headquarters of Nike Inc. in Portland, Oregon. How do I know? An automated form-pumping robot from ...
Aggregate Knowledge Raises $9 Million For Online Ad Optimization Platform
Aggregate Knowledge, a provider of display ad optimization solutions, has closed a Series C financing round of $9 million led by OVP Venture Partners. Also participating in the round are Kleiner Perk...
Firefox 3.5.7 fix could ‘goose’ browser upgrades
Mozilla released Firefox 3.5.7 and 3.0.17 on Tuesday to fix a common crash problem and the lack of a prominent suggestion to upgrade. — Firefox is supposed to prominently tell people when a major up...
Rogue Marketers Can Mine Your Info on Facebook
Got an e-mail list of customers or readers and want to know more about each — such as their full name, friends, gender, age, interests, location, job and education level? — Facebook has just the fre...
Hyperlocal sites becoming major M&A targets
While newspapers have been decimated by the economics transforming today's media industry, Web sites that report news and deliver other content at the neighborhood, or “hyperlocal,” level, are burstin...
DivX tries again to bring streaming video to TV
DivX, best known for its popular digital video file format, is making another attempt to extend its reach into video services. At the Consumer Electronics Show today, the company is announcing DivX T...
The Innovation Age Bias At Sequoia Capital
Today marks my return to blogging here after taking a couple months off. I'm going to jump in with some thoughts from an event I attended last night at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View. ...
Rogers confirms it will update the HTC Magic to Android 2.1, Dream to stay at 1.5
HTC Magic and Dream owners in Canada take note as Rogers has reconsidered its “No Donut or Eclair policy” for at least one of its two Android handsets. Rogers has confirmed that, in the next few week...
RIM's BlackBerry Presenter makes mobile PowerPoint all too sexy
BlackBerry users tend to fancy themselves true road warriors — you know, the kinds of road warriors that live and die most days by a four-shot latte and a copy of Office. It's exactly for these types...