Internet-enabled televisions have become the next big thing. LG, Sony, Panasonic, Samsung and Sharp, among others, offer TV sets with apps and Wi-Fi connectivity.
Half of all smart TVs sold aren’t even connected to the Internet
February 22, 2012 Updated at 12:45 pm
Sorry, RIM: The Playbook Still Sucks
February 22, 2012 Updated at 12:02 pm
Try This If You Have Touch Issues On the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1
February 22, 2012 Updated at 11:48 am
Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G to hit T-Mobile in late March
February 22, 2012 Updated at 11:32 am
T-Mobile has confirmed that it will be getting a new Android device as an exclusive next month. The device is called the Galaxy S Blaze 4G and will operate on the T-Mobile HSPA +42 network.
Google updates Flight Search for Android, iOS
February 22, 2012 Updated at 11:23 am
Remember when Google launched its desktop-only Flight Search service back in the fall? Well, now it’s made the travel checking tool both Android and iOS friendly.
South African Carriers Hint a Q3 Galaxy S III Availability
February 22, 2012 Updated at 11:12 am
The latest news regarding the upcoming Samsung Galaxy S III — after the manufacturer disappointed everyone by letting them know that there will be no Galaxy S II follow-up unveiling at MWC — came from Samsung Benelux which were inviting the press to a March 15 event . However, South African carriers seem to have information according to which the highly anticipated phone will land on their networks early-Q3.
Hot On The Heels Of Spotify, Rdio Expands Music Streaming To Spain, Portugal
February 22, 2012 Updated at 10:57 am
The landgrab for music streaming customers is on, and Rdio — the U.S.-based startup from Skype founders Niklas Zennström and Janus Friis — is joining that race in earnest. The company today announced that it is now live in Spain and Portugal, just one month after it launched in its first European service, in Germany.
NEC shows off three interesting Android devices
February 22, 2012 Updated at 10:49 am
We don’t hear much from NEC here in the US on the tablet/smartphone front, but in Asia the company has several products that fall under those categories. Most of what we get from NEC in the US are projectors.
iOS 5.0.1 Bug Allows Very Persistent Villain To Access Contacts
February 22, 2012 Updated at 10:03 am
An iOS 5 bug allowed pictures to be displayed on a password-protected iPhone if the time on the device was set to an earlier time and date than the real timestamp of the pictures. A new security flaw has been discovered, this time on iOS 5.0.1, but it takes a very persistent villain several tries to get passed the lock screen.
Android Overload: Simpsons Game Coming Soon To Android, Samsung Learning Hub Coming Soon To Galaxy Tabs and More
February 22, 2012 Updated at 8:59 am
If you dont know what this Android Overload thang is all about, this is the place where we stash all the important Android and mobile related news from throughout our day. You know, the ones that didnt make it onto our front page.