Quanta, OEM partner for RIM and Sony, reportedly starts production on Amazon’s rumored tablet. 700,000-800,000 units expected in peak season, contributing $3.5 billion to Quanta’s annual revenue. Digitimes reports Amazon aims to reduce Kindle prices and push tablet globally. Amazon remains silent, but history suggests announcement is imminent.
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Twitter acquires TweetDeck for $40-50 million, aiming to reclaim market share & boost innovation. Will it be enough to stop Twitter’s creative stagnation?
Twitter supposedly buys TweetDeck for $40-$50 million Read More »
Samsung introduces Galaxy S WiFi 4.0 and 5.0, Android smart players with 4″ and 5″ screens respectively. Get social with Samsung Social Hub, enjoy Google services, and access over 150,000 apps on Android Market! Available in Russia and Switzerland now, more countries soon.
Samsung Galaxy S WiFi 4.0 and 5.0 launched Read More »
Following a massive data breach affecting 77 million users, Sony held a press conference to address the PlayStation Network and Qriocity outage and outline plans for service relaunch.
Sony Announces PSN And Qrirocity Limited Return And ‘Welcome Back’ Program Read More »
Dive into a stunning 3D textured model of New York City with Ovi Maps. Pan, tilt, rotate, and fly through the city, experiencing its iconic landmarks like never before. This Google Maps rival offers an immersive and detailed map experience that may just change the game.
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Android 2.3.4 Gingerbread update brings voice & video chat! Cross-platform, integrated into Google Talk for real-time communication. Get ready for a new era of mobile connection!
Google Just Pissed Off Every Carrier Ever, Releases Voice and Video Chat For Google Talk Read More »
Apple confirms collecting traffic data for an “improved traffic service” in the next few years. What does this mean for users and Google Maps?
On Apple, Google Maps, And Why No ‘Era’ is ‘Ending’ Any Time Soon Read More »
T-Mobile’s Bobsled lets you call Facebook friends for free, potentially competing with Skype. No signups, no strange usernames, just calls to your friends’ existing numbers. Compatible with major browsers and platforms. Will it be the next big communication tool?
T-Mobile’s Bobsled: Free Calls on Facebook Read More »
Madden NFL 12 needs your help! Vote on ESPN for the cover athlete: Cleveland Browns’ Peyton Hillis or Philadelphia Eagles’ Michael Vick. Will you defy the Madden Curse?
Vick vs. Hillis – Madden ’12 Cover Battle Read More »
Sony admits the recent PSN attack exposed personal information, including names, addresses, and potentially credit card details. Users urged to change passwords and monitor accounts for suspicious activity. Trust in Sony at stake as users demand a concrete plan of action.
Sony finally admits your info has been compromised Read More »
First impressions on the Sony Tablet S1 & S2: sleek design, powerful specs, but potentially sky-high price tag. Will Sony’s “premium pricing madness” continue with these tablets?
Trailer for the new Android tablets from Sony Read More »
The highly anticipated Droid Incredible 2 arrives April 28th, promising top-tier specs like an 8MP camera and 1GHz processor, but lacking 4G connectivity. Will it live up to its predecessor’s name or fall prey to the allure of faster networks?
HTC Droid Incredible 2 coming to Verizon April 28 Read More »
New leaks suggest PSN outage may be linked to hacked developer network, raising security concerns. While Sony works on new servers, many users remain locked out.
Custom Firmware to blame for PSN shutdown Read More »
Get ready for a wild ride through the bizarre and hilarious world of WTF news! From a partially-clothed driver with a free-flying budgie to a man arrested for depositing semen in a co-worker’s water bottle, we’ve got you covered.
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PlayStation Network and Qriocity remain offline after a “malicious attack.” Sony investigates the breach as speculation around Anonymous and user data security swirls. Is another major data leak imminent?
The PSN outage could’ve been worse: all your personal info could’ve been leaked Read More »
