Earlier this week the Wall Street Journal’s well known technology correspondent Walt Mossberg revealed a new iPhone would be revealed at WWDC when he reviewed the Palm Pre, stating…
“Whether the Pre is better than the iPhone depends on your personal preferences, though I’d note that the new iPhone to be unveiled next week will have [...]
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AT&T’s iPhone Page is Gone…Mossberg Right?
Palm Pre Ripped Apart - Priced Well
Only a few hours have passed since the Palm Pre was released to the world and already the guys over at Rapid Repair have managed to get their hands on one and rip it to pieces. It appears they had a heck of a time trying to rip the device open, so if you want [...]
Posted in Cell Phones, General Thoughts, Headline News, Mobile Computing, News Tagged Cell, iphone, Open, palm pre, Ripped, Sprint Leave a comment
Microsoft’s Project Natal for Xbox 360
When releasing the “next-gen consoles” back around 2005, companies like Microsoft and Sony planned out a ten-year life span for their new systems. Lets face it, Xbox 360 is approaching its mid-life crisis. Sure its powerful, has tons of great games, and an amazing online user base, but the experience is just getting old. There [...]
Posted in Gaming, Headline News, Microsoft Tagged 360, e3, Microsoft, project natal, xbox Leave a comment
Apple Purchases All of Samsungs Flash Till April!?
In the past Apple has struck large deals with flash memory maker Samsung but we haven’t seen one this big in a long while. Rumor has it that Samsung, who creates 40% of the worlds flash, has had all their output until April bought out by the guys over at Infinite Loop. It is probably [...]
Posted in Apple, Cell Phones, Rumors Tagged Apple, cell phone, Flash, iphone, Rumors, Samsung 1 Comment
Apple Executives Talk of New iPhones, iMacs, and Netbooks? Oh My!
It appears lately with Steve Jobs on medical leave, Apple Inc. is being slightly more open to the business world on their plans for the future. Some might guess this is in order to ease any worries investors may have with Jobs out of service. Tim Cook, filling in for Steve Jobs as of now, hinted recently to Sanford C. Bernstein & Co., an investment group, that Apple is working on new iPhone handsets and pricing for them. Although this could be assumed by anyone, analyst ToniSacconaghi (ranked top computer analyst by Institutional Investor magazine) met with Phil Schiller and Tim Cook earlier this week. Sacconaghi said…
Google Latitude - True Social Networking
As we all know though, Google succeeds in pretty much all they do. So for those of you that loved those other services, finally ones coming that many people might actually use. Google announced a new application based on their Google Maps system called “Latitude.” It lets your friends and family know where your at based on the positioning of their mobile device
Posted in Accessories, Apple, Cell Phones, Mobile Computing, Software, google, social networking Tagged app, blackerry, google, iphone, latitude 1 Comment
DTV Transition Delay Doesn’t Pass - Feb 17th It Is
his afternoon however the bill was brought to the House, and to everyone’s surprise, unapproved. Looks like the official transition is set to continue on February 17, so get your converter boxes or switch to a television provider that assures DTV compatibility.
Posted in Home Entertainment, News Tagged digital, disapproves, dtv, house, Obama, switch, Television 2 Comments
Netflix Profit & User Base Growing
In the midst of many companies calling budget cuts and job layoffs (nearly 50,000 yesterday alone), one company, Netflix, a popular internet movie renting service, reported good news. Yesterday, January 26th, they announced that their profit is up 45% in quarter four of the fiscal year. This brings them to $22.7 million compared to quarter [...]
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