RIM’s BlackBerry PlayBook Gets Compared to Apple iPad on Video

By Jeff Baker - 11/16/2010 7:10:49 PM

While Apple’s iPad and Samsung’s Galaxy Tab have been all over the news, several competing hardware manufacturers are working tirelessly to get their own offerings onto the market. One such company is Research in Motion (RIM) of BlackBerry smartphone fame. If you’ve been with us for a while you probably remember that RIM is preparing their own tablet dubbed [...]

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iTranslate App Review–A Traveler’s New Best Friend

By Steve Anderson - 10/28/2010 12:01:12 AM

As is the custom around here on Thursdays, we’re going into the depths of the Apple App Store to see what we can find in the way of new and interesting and useful applications (or pointless and stupid applications you should avoid, as the case may be) we can find for you. And today, we’ve [...]

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T-Mobile myTouch 4G Coming to T-Mobile in 4 Colors Powered by Android 2.2 With WiFi Calling

By Jeff Baker - 10/21/2010 6:36:38 PM

Now a days, Google’s Android mobile operating system has found its way onto just about every major wireless carrier here in the glorious US of A. However, the single carrier that started it all was none other than T-Mobile. T-Mobile first picked up Android back in 2008 when they launched the T-Mobile G1 – the [...]

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5-0 Radio App Review–Get An Earful Of Police Happening

By Steve Anderson - 10/14/2010 12:01:13 AM
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As is generally the case on Thursdays, we’re going neck deep into the depths of the Apple App Store to see what interesting things we can bring your way. Today’s review target is 5-0 Radio, a scanner application that lets you follow all the police drama in your hometown, or anywhere else, for that matter. [...]

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Archos 32 Internet Tablet Hits FCC

By Jeff Baker - 08/12/2010 12:41:41 AM
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Earlier this month we showed you the Archos 32 Android 2.1 powered multimedia player. At the time, it ahd just gone up for pre-order, only to be pulled soon afterwards. This led many to ponder when, if ever, we would actually be seeing the device hit store shelves. Luckily, a device entitled the Archos 32 [...]

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Facebook Surpasses 500 Million Active Users

By Jeff Baker - 07/22/2010 2:14:17 AM
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Are you on Facebook? According to some recently released statstics the answer to that question may very well be yes. It’s long been known that Facebook is the reigning champ when it comes to social networks and today they have released numbers to solidfy that fact. Apparantly, Facebook has just surpassed 500 million active users [...]

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Tether for Blackberry Smartphones Now Available at App World

By Brian - 01/08/2010 12:37:53 PM

Tether has announced that its marquee landmark application is now available at the Blackberry App World. The Tether app allows laptop users to get high-speed Internet access via their mobile devices almost anywhere. Tether has now begun beta testing as well for its Android version and has launched a new version of Tether that uses [...]

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O2 Set to Spend More for Network Improvement

By Brian - 12/30/2009 2:11:55 PM

Call it something like an overlooked aspect but the iPhone has become more than just a mobile handset. It has become a mobile computing device that consumers use to browse the web. Unfortunately O2 overlooked this in the UK and now finds the need to invest millions of pounds to improve its congested network in [...]

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AT&T introduces new DataConnect Pass plan

By Tony - 11/23/2009 7:27:38 PM

AT&T has introduced a new plan for people with laptops and smartphones that want to have access to the internet, but don’t have access to WiFi. This new plan is called DataConnect Pass and is very similar to the plan that Verizon launched a few days ago. Anyhow, the DataConnect Pass is a prepaid broadband [...]

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First White Space Network Available in Claudville, Virginia

By Chris - 10/21/2009 10:26:59 PM

White Space is a term used in telecommunications used to describe frequencies that should be used for broadcasting although but not used anymore. So guess what happened after everyone was forced to switch to digital TV? A bunch of frequencies out there were turned into white space so we should see plenty of networks use [...]

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