Twitter has suspended two popular third-party apps, UberTwitter and Twidroyd, for violating its policies. The company says the apps were involved in a privacy issue, trademark infringement, and changing the content of users’ Tweets in order to make money.
[Updated] Bitter about better apps, Twitter suspends UberTwitter and Twidroyd Read More »
The Sony Ericsson Xperia Play, an Android-powered PlayStation-certified phone, will be hitting the U.S. airwaves on Verizon this spring. It is also rumored to launch on AT&T or T-Mobile in Q3 2010.
Sony Ericsson Xperia Play to come to AT&T or T-Mobile? Read More »
Lawsuit party! Uncover the surprising connections between everyone in this photo, except President Obama. Find out who’s suing who and why.
PHOTO: Obama toasts with tech leaders Read More »
Lenovo LePad tablet to be released worldwide in June after initial China launch in March. Tablet features 10.1-inch screen, Android 2.2, and 1.2 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor.
Lenovo to Launch LePad Tablet Globally in June Read More »
Kno tablet shipments delayed again. Pre-orders will experience up to two months’ delay and not all of them will ship. First shipment might be delayed until as late as April 14th.
Kno Tablets (allegedly) To Ship By April 14th Read More »
Motorola Xoom priced at $799, higher than the iPad. CEO defends the price, citing 4G speeds as justification.
Motorola’s Sanjay Jha defends steep price of Xoom Read More »
NVIDIA unveils 1.5 GHz quad-core Tegra 3, targets tablets in August and smartphones later this year. Windows ARM port and traditional notebook support also hinted at.
NVIDIA Unveiled quad-core “SOC Kal-El” at MWC Read More »
Facebook supports same-sex marriage, showing mainstream acceptance of gay marriage.
Facebook Adds ‘Domestic Partnership’ and ‘Civil Union’ to Relationship Status Options. Read More »
Apple’s new App Store subscription plan faces scrutiny from antitrust regulators for potentially stifling competition.
Feds give Apple the stink-eye over new subscription rules Read More »
Facebook’s new algorithm filters out your least-interacted-with friends from your News Feed. Disable it if you don’t want it.
Facebook now selectively filters your News Feed Read More »
Ancient Brits may have been the original badasses, using human skulls as drinking cups 15,000 years ago.
Ancient Brits were cannibals, drank from skulls Read More »
Take a trip back to 1990 with this fascinating video of a computer mainframe powered by a whopping 96MB of RAM.
Take a tour of a 1990 computer mainframe Read More »
President Barack Obama, known as the most tech-savvy leader to occupy the Oval Office, has pledged $126 million for exascale research, aimed at developing a supercomputer by 2020. This exascale system, managed by the Department of Energy, is predicted to be 1,000 times more powerful than today’s most advanced supercomputer.
Obama to give funding for research on processors with 100 million cores Read More »
Intel CEO, Paul Otellini, publicly declared Nokia’s decision to partner with Windows Phone 7 as flawed, implying he would have chosen Android if in Nokia’s position. He also hinted that Nokia abandoned their MeeGo partnership with Intel due to substantial financial incentives from Microsoft. Nonetheless, Otellini promised to find a new partner for MeeGo.
Intel CEO on Redmondpoo: “I would probably have gone to Android.” Read More »
Renowned Microsoft insider, Paul Thurrott, has revealed unconfirmed rumors about Windows 8, which is still in development. Based on an inside source, the software could incorporate a tile-based user interface, codenamed Mosh. This could potentially appear on low-end tablet devices and may appease critics demanding the Windows Phone OS on a tablet.
Will Windows 8 feature a tile-based UI like Windows Phone 7? Read More »
