After announcing that they were pulling out of the Tablet market, HP has slashed the prices of their HP Touchpad to $99 (16GB) and $149 (32GB). Of course, this caused a buying frenzy among consumers.
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Google Buys Motorola Mobility for $12.5 Billion — Will They Compete with Apple?
In a stunning new move, Google has purchased handset maker Motorola Mobility -- which could put them in a position to threaten Apple's dominance of the handset market.
Read More »Google Video Now Works on Froyo and Gingerbread Devices
Google Video, which was previously only available for Android tablets, is now available for Android smartphones as well.
Read More »New Smartphone App Could Put Waiters Out of a Job
Pago Mobile could potentially make our lives a whole lot easier. However, can this application survive long enough to become widely accepted?
Read More »Could a New iPod Be Announced This September?
Rumors are now circulating that Apple could possibly announce a new iPod at their event this September.
Read More »Looted Smartphones from London Will be Blocked by Carriers
Did you pick up a "free" smartphone during the London riots? Tough luck -- looks like the stolen phones will all get bricked.
Read More »Playstation Vita Release Date ‘Revealed’, Preorders Available
The Playstation Vita won't be released until March of 2012, which is despite a promise from Playstation that it would be released in 2011. Maybe it has to do with that whole hacking... thing.
Read More »So This is Why Bookstores are Closing — eBook Sales up 1000%
According to recently released stats, ebook sales have risen over 1000% in the past few years. Could books be the VHS tape of the new millennium?
Read More »Could This Photo Be the iPhone 5 Slim?
An exciting new photo has been released from Gizmodo -- a picture of the supposed "slim" iPhone 5, sitting next to an iPhone 4 for comparison. However, all is not as it appears.
Read More »Android Now Has 40% of Smartphone Share
The analysts at comScore have come up with some... not so surprising new statistics, which place Android as having a 40% share of mobile subscribers.
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