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Verizon Revamps Wireless Plans, Most Consumers Will See Price Increases
Verizon announced their plans to revamp wireless plans. The new plans drop the idea of limited minutes and text messages in favor of unlimited calling and texting with a fixed data cap. The prices
Read More »100,000 Apps for Windows Phones – Does it Matter?
Microsoft announced that is has surpassed 100,000 apps for the Windows mobile phone platform this month. However, this has not been boosting sales as much compared to Android and Apple products. Microsoft’s share of smartphone sales has declined
Read More »Samsung Galaxy S III may be the best smartphone in the world, coming to Verizon, AT&T and others
Samsung is slated to launch its next flagship smartphone, the Galaxy S III in the U.S in early June. The new Galaxy will be released on Verizon, AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, and U.S. Cellular. The
Read More »Facebook Shares Plunge Again, End Day Below $30
Shares of Facebook (FB) plunged over 9% today, ending the trading day at a price of $28.82 per share, making it the first time shares have closed below $30. Shares of Facebook are down
Read More »HP’s WebOS Enyo HTML5 team clarifies Report of defection to Google, claims majority of group staying at HP
The Verge initially reported that HP’s core webOS Enyo team was defecting to Google. This is the group that developed the HTML5 framework featured on webOS, which was much lauded. However, the defections may
Read More »Apple Payouts: CEO Tim Cook declines $75 million as Retail chief John Browett cashes in
Apple Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook has declined about $75 million in stock dividend payouts.The company said in a filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission on Thursday that while other Apple employees
Read More »Google to Make 7 Inch Tablet, Hires HP WebOS Team
Two separate but possibly related things happened at Google over the past few days. According to a report from DigiTimes, Google has been working on developing in 7″ touchscreen tablet with Asus. It expects
Read More »To Infinity and Beyond – Without NASA
On Friday, May 25, Space Exploration Technologies Corp. became the first private company to dock a spacecraft to the International space station. This docking occurred two days after the launch, and after years of
Read More »Facebook to acquire Opera, develop own web browser?
Despite the chaos following Facebook’s IPO, the social-networking giant is nonetheless sitting on pretty hefty sum of cash–$16 billion, to be precise–and is looking for places to invest it. According to website Pocket-lint, their
Read More »Google Analytics for Copyright Infringement
Believe it or not– Google removes around a million links a month. Roughly half of those links are because Microsoft reports a link as hosting copyright infringing software. The second most reporting company is
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