Hewlett-Packard's CEO has announce the company's intention of including WebOS on all their computers by 2012.
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Motorola to Upgrade ALL Verizon-Branded Xoom Devices to LTE
Worried that rooting your Motorola Xoom tablet will void the LTE upgrade? Fear not! Motorola will let it slide.
Read More »Technology Partly to Blame for Increasing Lack of Sleep
The National Sleep Foundation has released a study that claims that technology like cell phones and laptops are hindering sleep for a number of young people.
Read More »Windows Phone 7 Update Not Installing on Some Samsung Devices
The recent patch Microsoft issued to correct issues with Windows Phone 7 on Samsung devices is, well, not working on some Samsung devices.
Read More »Box2D Creator Asks Rovio For ‘Angry Birds’ Credit During GDC Panel
During a Q&A panel at the Game Developers Conference, Box2D creator Erin Catto asked Rovio's Peter Vesterbacka, quite publicly, if he could have a credit in 'Angry Birds'. After all, the game uses his physics engine.
Read More »Apple Cuts iPad Price, Offers Refund of Difference to New Buyers
If you are a recent purchaser of the iPad and have a bit of a bitter taste in your mouth over the iPad 2 announcement, rejoice! You're getting $100 back!
Read More »Behold a Visualization of Android Phone Activations
The Android Developer's YouTube page has posted a video that visualizes the Android-powered devices that have been activated around the world since October 2008. It's captivating, hypnotizing and a little bit trippy.
Read More »Study Finds That Cell Phone Use Increases Brain Activity
Dr. Nora Volkow and other researchers from the National Institute of Health have published a report that shows that cell phone use increases certain activity in the brain.
Read More »Windows Phone 7 Update Bricking Some Phones
Microsoft has pulled an update for their Windows Phone 7 devices that have been causing problems with certain models, specifically the Samsung-made Focus and Omnia 7.
Read More »FCC Asks Verizon to Investigate 10,000 Dropped Emergency Calls
The Federal Communications Commission has asked the parent company of Verizon Wireless, Verizon Communications, to investigate the 10,000 emergency calls that were dropped in Maryland during the January 2011 snowstorms.
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