Samsung to unveil world’s ‘thinnest’ Blu-ray player at CES
Although not much is yet known about the device, it is expected to have a 2D to 3D conversion feature.
Report: Apple to up iPhone shipments in 2011, readying CDMA version
According to a new report, Apple has increased its iPhone shipment goals and also plans to ready 5 to 6 million CDMA iPhones for launch during the first quarter of 2011.
White iPhone 4 delayed, yet again, until 2011
Delays continue to plague the white version of the iPhone 4, and now the phone's release has been pushed all the way back to 2011.
Sony launches music subscription service in the U.K. and Ireland
Sony says it plans to bring its cloud-based iTunes alternative to the U.S. and other countries in 2011.
Japanese publishers take Apple to task over copyrighted material
The dispute between Japanese publishers and Apple echoes allegations heard in the ongoing legal battle between Google and Viacom over alleged copyright infringement.
Google’s Latitude app finally comes to the iPhone
Following the Nov. release of Google Voice, Latitude becomes the second Google app to come to iOS devices following a loosening of App Store restrictions.
Apple removes jailbreak detection from iOS 4.2
Apple's jailbreak detection was already known to hackers who had begun employing methods to avoid it.
Google’s Andy Rubin: 300,000 Android devices activated daily
Google fires the latest salvo in the ongoing numbers war over mobile operating system popularity.
Design firm transforms iPod Nanos into sleek wristwatches
A Chicago-based design firm has beaten Apple to the punch in capturing the market for iPod wristwatches.
White iPhone 4 finally available for spring 2011?
While it won't be a white (iPhone) Christmas this year, it looks like aesthetically conscious iPhone 4 holdouts will have their patience rewarded come next spring.
RadioShack offers deal for $25 iPhone 4
Through a one-two punch of a discount and a trade-in program RadioShack has dropped the price of the iPhone 4 to unprecedented levels.
HTC addresses HD7 ‘death grip’ complaints
HTC is eating its words as YouTube videos have begun to surface showing weakening signals among HD7 smartphones when gripped in a particular way.
Congress passes law quieting loud TV commercials
Tax cuts and health care are still divisive issues in Congress, but the threat of loud TV ads brings both parties together in a common cause.
EBay maps holiday mobile shopping trends
Mobile holiday shopping is giving eBay a late-year boost towards reaching its 2010 goal of $1.5 billion in gross merchandise volume generated from mobile shopping.
Wireless syncing comes to Android devices
Winamp and AirSync offer to sync Androids with desktops without a cable. Will Apple respond with a wireless syncing option for the iPhone?
Angry Birds to get in the holiday spirit with free upgrade
Rovio plans on releasing both an iOS and Android Angry Birds Christmas edition sometime in December.
Rare Apple computer fetches $210,700 at auction
The 1976 Apple-1 is about 1,000 times slower than today's iPad, but included two autographs from Apple's co-founders.
