Disney and YouTube are expected to finalize a deal (reportedly costing $10-$15 million) to create web content for a younger audience. While YouTube isn’t generally regarded as being the go-to place to entertain your children, Disney is said to be in talks of creating shorts to post on a Disney branded YouTube channel. News of [...]
Since 2007, Apple’s Mobile Safari has been the bar when it comes to mobile browsing. At the time, there was simply nothing to compare to it. Presenting a simple, usable interface, you were viewing the web page on a standard computer– on your phone. The application was (and still is) Apple’s major hit with [...]
The long-awaited Samsung Galaxy S II has been available in countries other than the United States for months now, flaunting its 4.3″ Super AMOLED, Gorilla Glass, 1.2GHz dual-core, and 8.49mm thin goodness. It was rumored that the Galaxy S II would be a 4G LTE specific device for Verizon, having unique perks on other carriers [...]
It’s been over half a year, and we are finally hearing pricing details for the DROID Bionic. Droid Life has reported that the Bionic’s MAP (Minimum Advertised Price) will be $299 on a two-year contract. The phone will be released on September 8th, confirming the earlier rumors of an early September release date. The full [...]
AT&T has confirmed that, come Sunday, they will kill the $10/month messaging plan. The plan included 1,000 messages, and was the cheapest plan (other than the paying per message). They will be “streamlining the plans,” keeping the unlimited messaging plan for $20 a month, and the $0.20 per SMS plan. Other carriers currently have more [...]
About a month ago, Google had revealed their social photo-sharing service, Photovine. The service was in private beta, having testers report the kinks in the iPhone app. Today, Google has released the application for public use. Users can download the free application on iOS. The service was described as a mix between Instagram and Piictu, [...]
On 08.16.11, In Weekly Podcast, by Simon Alparaz
3G Capable Apple MacBook Pro (2007) Protoype Emerges on Ebay http://techunwrapped.com/2011/08/14/3g-capable-macbook-pro-protoype-emerges-on-ebay/ 4G LTE iPhone currently in carrier testing http://www.bgr.com/2011/08/15/exclusive-4g-lte-iphone-currently-in-carrier-testing/ DROID Bionic Shown Off http://techunwrapped.com/2011/08/11/droid-bionic-shown-off-thanks-to-a-wonderful-motorola-representative/ Motorola Updates DROID Bionic Letter, Working Hard To Ensure That It Meets Expectations http://www.droid-life.com/2011/08/15/motorola-updates-droid-bionic-letter-working-hard-to-ensure-that-it-meets-expectations/ Samsung Celox With 4G LTE Makes Real World Appearance, Physical Button Removed http://www.droid-life.com/2011/08/15/samsung-celox-with-4g-lte-makes-real-world-appearance-physical-button-removed/ DROID Incredible Gingerbread [...]
The BlackBerry Bold 9930 has just gone on sale in the United States for $249.99 on a two-year contract with Verizon. Customers have reported a price modification down to $199.99, although CrackBerry suggests that it’s simply the price for those upgrading their phones with a New Every 2 discount. If you’d like to buy the [...]
Today, an eBay auction of a 3G capable MacBook Pro has emerged. A dream of many may be closer to reality, for 3G devices and machines have been sought out as a solution for those having to (separately) carry a MiFi or remain stationary by a wireless access point. The clunkiness and lack of seamlessness [...]
Mozilla’s Firefox has widely been used for it’s extensive set of add-ons. Add-ons that add capability and features to the browser that cannot be founds on any other. Today, Mozilla had mentioned that add-on security will be a large focus in Firefox 8. With so many people installing add-ons on a daily basis (Mozilla says [...]
Whether it be due to their innovation or simply their stage presence, we’ve all known that Apple has quite the grasp on markets around the world. What we didn’t know was that Apple–sort of–has the ability to control the universe. BoingBoing reports that Apple has gone as far as deleting an entire galaxy from the [...]
It isn’t news that Twitter and TwitPic have had quite the heated tension between each other. With Twitter implementing photos in-stream and, just recently, creating their own Twitter photo service, it isn’t hard to see why Noah Everett, creator of TwitPic, would be a bit on edge. Today, the TwitPic creator has launched his own [...]
Just when we thought the three-dimension craze was dying down a bit, Toshiba has gone and unveiled their glasses-free 3D laptop. The Qosimo F755 3D features a 15.6″ TruBrite HD display, Intel Core i7 processor, NVIDIA GeForce 540M graphics, Blu-Ray playback, and a 750GB hard drive. The machine uses technology similar to the Nintendo 3DS, meaning [...]
Nokia and Microsoft have had quite the relationship in the past few months. With the announcement of the partnership to leaks of Nokia Windows Phone devices, the company has had quite a lot on their minds. Today, in an interview with All Things D, Chris Weber, president of Nokia’s U.S. devices operations, said, “When we [...]
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