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HTC EVO 4G to Get Android 2.2 Froyo Tomorrow

It looks like Sprint’s finalizing details with HTC as we speak to rollout Froyo as early as tomorrow on the EVO 4G according to the carrier’s plans, which were leaked. According to Engadget, which obtained the plans, the firmware update could be done over the air via 3G/4G/WiFi connected devices and could come as early as 7/30. Initially, if customers want to upgrade to Android 2.2, they can manually check for the update

July 29, 2010 | Posted in GADGETS | Read More »

The New Kindle: Smaller, Faster, Cheaper

Today, Amazon announced the newest generation of Kindle, its popular e-reader. As hardware is wont to do, the newest version of the Kindle has become smaller and lighter while retaining its 6-inch reading area. Contrast on the screen has improved by 50%, and page turns are 20% faster.

July 29, 2010 | Posted in SOCIAL MEDIA | Read More »

Bezos On iPad: “You are not going to improve Hemingway by adding video snippets.”

Amazon’s Kindle has always been an interesting device to me.

July 29, 2010 | Posted in TECHNOLOGY | Read More »

Apple iOS 4.0.1 fixes signal display info

We have installed iOS 4.0.1 , an update

July 16, 2010 | Posted in GADGETS | Read More »

Lenovo boss says Apple missing a trick in China

The founder of Lenovo has said that Apple is missing huge opportunities in the Chinese market, because it doesn’t understand what consumers in China want.

July 5, 2010 | Posted in TECHNOLOGY | Read More »

NEW Hulu Plus App for iPad, iPhone, iPod Touch

Watch full episodes and seasons of your favorite TV shows now on your iPad, iPhone, or iPod Touch! Watch in HD over wifi or 3G.

June 29, 2010 | Posted in Video | Read More »

Amtrak to take free onboard WiFi nationwide

Amtrak’s Acela Express trains run along the Washington-Boston-New York corridor and offer two things not often seen by US rail passengers: decent speeds and free WiFi. One of those benefits could soon come to every Amtrak train nationwide

June 8, 2010 | Posted in TECHNOLOGY | Read More »

Google to Turn WiFi Data Over to Germany, France and Spain – eWeek

Google CEO Eric Schmidt said the search engine will cede the data it accidentally collected over WiFi to regulators in Germany, France and Spain. Google will also publish the results of an external audit into its Street View data collection practice and will exact an internal review into all its privacy practices, releasing the results within the next month

June 5, 2010 | Posted in NEWS | Read More »

Google relents, to give WiFi data to Germany, France, Spain

Google has decided to give in to government pressure and hand over the WiFi data it accidentally collected to government agencies. Germany, France, and Spain will be among the first to get the data out of Google in the next two days, Google CEO Eric Schmidt told the Financial Times , and other countries may get data in the coming weeks

June 4, 2010 | Posted in TECHNOLOGY | Read More »

Encrypted Google search coming to a browser near you

Google has begun rolling out an encrypted version of its search engine in an effort to protect Internet users from having their searches sniffed by others on their network. The new version of Google is SSL encrypted and located at https://www.google.com . Like many of Google’s other changes, it’s being rolled out slowly to all users who choose to search securely

May 22, 2010 | Posted in NEWS,TECHNOLOGY | Read More »