The BlackBerry PlayBook Gets Demoed By RIM Co-CEO Jim Balsille
Engadget was lucky enough to catch up with RIM Co-CEO Jim Balsillie at the Web 2.0 Summit yesterday and got…
Google’s Official Google Voice App Is Now Available For The iPhone In The App Store
Not to be confused with the HTML5 web Google Voice app, Google’s actual Google Voice app that is in the…
The BlackBerry Bold 9780 Is Now Available On T-Mobile For $129.99
The new BlackBerry 6-powered Bold 9780 is now available for T-Mobile as it is the first US carrier to offer the Bold 9780. The 9780 comes equipped with the…Continue Reading →
UberTwitter Is Now Available For The iPhone And iPod Touch
The popular Twitter app for BlackBerry has finally made its way to the iDevices (iPhone and iPod Touch). UberTwitter…
Walmart’s Black Friday Deals For 2011 Revealed!
Another big retailer offering their supper savings on this Black Friday, this time its Walmart. Expect store-wide savings on…
AT&T, T-Mobile, And Verizon Join Forces To Offer A New Mobile Payment System Called Isis
Today AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon announce their new collaborative front for a new mobile payment system called Isis. The three carriers will use NFC technology (near-field communications that allows…Continue Reading →
New Android Device By LG Spotted With Dual-Core Tegra 2 Chip, 4inch Screen, And 1080p Video
Engadget got the exclusive scoop on what could next for the Android-powered LG Optimus lineup. The device pictured above…
Browser Fight: iPad Vs. PlayBook, More Reason To Wait For The BlackBerry PlayBook
This has been something people have actually been waiting for. Not only do we get to see the PlayBook in…
Verizon To Launch Windows Phone 7 With The HTC Trophy In Early 2011
Looks like Verizon’s wait for a Windows Phone 7 device may have gotten shorter. Engadget has uncovered a document revealing that the HTC Trophy making its way to Verizon…Continue Reading →
The LG Quantum (Windows Phone 7) Now Available For AT&T
Not too long after the inaugural release of the other Windows Phone 7 devices for AT&T, the missing piece is…