23Jun2010
This Week in Tech: E3 Announcements, Touch Screen Netbooks, and iPhone Madness
Ah, nothing beats a high-tech summer. While the coolest months typically attract shopping events and major product revisions, it's the summer months that tend to contain the coolest tech industry announcements and releases. This year's is set to be particularly interesting, with Cupertino giant Apple Inc. releasing a new phone and gaming giant Nintendo showcasing their latest gadget. So sit
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Samsung Galaxy S: Another iPhone 4 Killer?
Samsung's latest high-power smartphone has attracted a great deal of attention online. The Android-powered Galaxy S is packed with technology and loaded with cool features, giving the Korean tech giant a serious chance at toppling this month's iPhone frenzy. Backed up by some neat software and one of the largest companies in technology, the Galaxy S could be the biggest disrupter of
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Our iPhone 4 Upgrade Guide: Is it Worth Discarding Your Current Mobile Phone?
Apple's new iPhone 4 has received an interesting mix of coverage. The technology media – a group that, as a whole, was somewhat unimpressed with the Cupertino-based company's recent iPad – has fallen in love with the device, claiming that its revolutionary mix of tech power and usability will give Apple an even bigger advantage in the mobile world. Others have been slightly less
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American Mobile Broadband Networks Say Goodbye to Unlimited Download Plans
June could soon become an unsavoury month for American mobile broadband users. Aiming to curb excessive data usage and encourage users to browse the internet 'fairly,' United States mobile phone carrier AT&T has ended their unlimited data broadband plans, cutting down on the activities of thousands of smartphone users and limiting the capabilities of today's most able mobile
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