This week’s podcast includes topics such as NASDAQ hacking, Sprint unveiling Kyocera Echo, Microsoft management reshuffling, and more.
Podcast: Episode 18 – One Step Forward, Two Steps Back Read More »
RIM is expanding the BlackBerry PlayBook’s reach with the addition of LTE and HSPA+ versions, complementing the existing Wi-Fi and WiMax models. Expect to see the PlayBook on all major carriers by the end of the year.
MWC 2011: RIM PlayBook getting full 4G capabilities later this year Read More »
Say goodbye to frustrating on-screen typing on your TV! Swype is developing a new version of its keyboard that uses hand gestures instead of dragging your finger across a screen. This technology could revolutionize TV typing, making it faster and more intuitive.
MWC 2011: Swype working on touchless version of its keyboard Read More »
Introducing the LG Optimus Prime 3D, a smartphone that blows away the competition with its 4GB RAM, glasses-free 3D display, and HDMI-out with support for 3D. It also packs a dual-core 1GHz Texas Instruments OMAP4 processor, an 8GB microSD card, and a 5 megapixel dual-lens camera that can capture in both 2D and 3D. Running Android 2.2 Froyo with a Gingerbread rollout coming soon.
MWC 2011: LG Optimus 3D packs 4GB of RAM Read More »
Say goodbye to dual-core processors and hello to blazing-fast 2.5GHz quad-core processors! Qualcomm’s Snapdragon Krait processors will be available in one, two, and four-core variants and come packed with WiFi, Bluetooth, GPS, FM radio, NFC, stereoscopic 3D video and photo capture, playback, and multi-mode LTE modem integration. Expect a 150% performance boost and a 65% power consumption reduction over current ARM CPUs.
MWC 2011: Qualcomm announces 2.5Ghz Quad-Core processors Read More »
Good morning internauts. Welcome to a Valentines edition of our humble Monday Update.
Monday Update (cynics edition) Read More »
Nokia and Microsoft have joined forces, but will this partnership be a success or send Microsoft’s mobile division plummeting to the earth? Read about the potential pitfalls and benefits of this alliance.
2 Turkeys and the Eagle they could become Read More »
Get a quick overview of Sony Ericsson’s latest smartphones, including the Arc, Neo, Pro, and Play. Read about their specs, features, and release dates.
MWC 2011: Sony Ericsson Roundup Read More »
Uncover the suspicious circumstances surrounding Nokia’s sudden shift towards Microsoft’s Windows Phone 7 and explore the possibility of a planned takeover.
One does not simply walk into Espoo Read More »
An essay challenges the notion that the internet is the sole catalyst for social revolutions. Read about the role of technology in history and how revolutions have always been fueled by underlying social and political factors.
Editorial: Your Revolution Is Not Unique Read More »
Apple’s rumored iPhone Jr. and Universal SIM could revolutionize the mobile phone market, giving consumers more choice and carriers more incentive to compete.
Why we need Apple to move away from the SIM card Read More »
Photoshop can export animations to video. Did you know that?It’s somewhat primitive as an animation tool, but it’s still fun to toy around with. Here’s a short video of a special laser gun that I made a while ago.
I made this for you Read More »
Discover the unlikely origins of The Noisecast, a snarky and irreverent podcast that started from a group of friends bonding online. Read their hilarious journey from #whitenoise to podcast stardom.
Editorial: The Story of Us Read More »
Ever feel a strange sense of smugness while using Bluetooth? You’re not alone. This humorous piece delves into the complex psychology behind our love-hate connection with these ubiquitous devices.
Bluetooth and My Feelings of Self Importance Read More »
Learn how copyright holders use digital watermarks and web crawling bots to track down pirated content online as well as the methods used to circumvent these measures.
Ever wonder how illegal media uploads are taken down so quickly? Read More »
