A new smartphone from Samsung has been announced by Three in Sweden, the Samsung Galaxy Z.
As Samsung hasn’t revealed the handset itself we are not sure if this was a slip by Three, with the handset looking like a slightly less powerful variation of the Samsung Galaxy S2.
Well, well, well. It looks like everybody’s favorite limited social networking and photo-sharing app has finally come to Android. That’s right, today Path announced via its blog that Path for Android will be available in the Android Market beginning today. And sure it enough, it is. Check it out. But this is by no means a finished product. Path considers Version 1.0 of its Android app to be a public beta, using it to test the waters and learn what works and doesn’t work as it ports to a new mobile OS.
Research in Motion Ltd. had a rare bit of good news Thursday when the US International Trade Commission declined to grant a win to Eastman Kodak Co. in the ongoing patent argument between Kodak versus RIM and Apple Inc. over the technology for previewing camera Read More
News Corp has finally managed to offload MySpace, a website it bought back in 2005 for $580 million, selling the site for just $35 million (22 million).
Last night, I wrote up my initial thoughts on Google+ after using it for a day. Overall, I find it pretty compelling so far. While there is a bit of a learning curve, after about 15 minutes, I found myself at home using the service. And little things (namely notifications) kept bringing me back. But let’s be realistic, it has only been a day. The new car smell has yet to wear off. And I have also noticed a few other things that may spell trouble down the road.
With the deadline looming for an NBA lockout, ESPN.com took a look at the implications for digital media. The league’s current collective bargaining agreement is set to expire Thursday. If neither an extension nor a new agreement is signed by midnight July 30, <a Read More
Nikon has shown off its ideas of future cameras, with the camera giant showing off four prototypes at the French ‘Hello Tomorrow’ show.
Twitter co-founder Biz Stone used his personal blog Tuesday to announce that hes moving on from the microblogging sensation, then naturally shared the news with his Twitter followers Stone will be working with two familiar names in his new pursuits, fellow Twitter Read More
Supposed details of the next Google Nexus handset have been leaked, suggesting that the handset could be a Samsung-made phone.
