Month: August 2010

Apple let loose with iOS 4.02 yesterday which added no features at all, but plugged the PDF exploit in Safari browser that comex and the www.jailbreakme.com team had

With Google unveiling additional, beefed up “Voice Actions” today Microsoft needed to step up to the plate during its Backstage video chat.  Sadly it didn’t end up that

I am so incredibly jealous of all you Android users, out there, right now.  The Dell Thunder is one of the best looking devices to come out of

Gaming is a HUGE industry, and it looks like gaming on Android will get a nice little boost from Sony and its PlayStation Division.  According to Engadget, Sony

Stealth Guards is giving away a full body set for the first 1,000 customers. This covers cell phones and mp3 players (even Zune HD) and covers a lot

iMap is a project by Duncan McGregor for the University of Otago in New Zealand where he’s taken Bing maps and added a layer of 3D buildings to

I’m assuming the greater portion of our readership (on a semi-technical niche news site) is familiar with what net neutrality is, as a whole.  If not, educate yourself. 

I just got some more Dell Streak Information that I wanted to pass along. Per a Tweet by Lionel Menchaca at Dell, The Streak, when purchased for $549.99

Thanks to our buddies over at  1800PocketPC we get an update on how strong the push for Xbox Live and mobile gaming will be on Windows Phone 7.

This is a pretty neat demonstration of an assembly instruction manual to put together a piece of furniture for WP7. It has a 3D interactive guide as well