In many ways, the Apple tablet is the rumor that just won't die. For years now, rumors about its impending release have made the rounds on the web, but earlier this week came a substantial report that not only gave the elusive tablet a price, b
Last week, Google dropped a virtual bombshell when it announced that it would eventually be releasing a Google Chrome OS geared for netbooks in the latter half of 2010. This is noteworthy because early last May, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) an
Recent data strings found in online logs by the analytics firm Pinch Media is just the latest evidence that a significant iPod Touch upgrade is right around the corner
DigiTimes reported earlier today that Foxlink, a company based in Taiwan, has been hard at work developing micro projectors for use in a number of mobile handsets, including the iPhone
Being that it's 4th of July weekend, you might find yourself by a pool sometime over the next few days. And if you have the new iPhone 3GS, it might be reassuring to hear that if you happen to clumsily drop your shiny new device into a pool of
A number of iPhone owners who recently bought the white 3GS model are reporting that their devices have a tendency to overheat, resulting in the back of their white iPhones taking on a pinkish tint.
Well, it's been 6 months and 1 liver transplant since Steve Jobs initially took a voluntary 6 months leave of absence from Apple, and now Apple is confirming that Jobs officially returned to work today.
The iPhone and the iTunes App Store continue to attract away customers from RIM.
Apple announced via a press release today that over 1 million iPhone 3GS's were sold over the past weekend. Last year, Apple sold 1 million iPhone 3G models during its first weekend of availability, and many analysts were initially skeptical th
Yesterday, the Wall Street Journal reported that Jobs had received and is recuperating from a liver transplant he received in Tennessee 2 months ago, a state the Journal notes has a short waiting list for those in need of livers.
