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Adobe embraces HTML5: The end of Flash as Steve Jobs predicted
Adobe Systems Inc. announced today that it will be ending development on its Flash Player plug-in for mobile devices. Instead, Adobe will be pushing developers to their Adobe Air platform and will embrace HTML5,
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The dawn of the “.xxx” domain, a new place for porn sites
After more than a decade of debate, the Internet’s governing body has begun accepting applications for .xxx websites. The new domain system will soon be available for the adult entertainment industry. But right now,
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Internet For Low income Americans, The FCC Does Something Right!!
Today, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) declared a new initiative to get inexpensive computers and high speed internet into the homes of low income Americans. Three major providers, Cox, Charter, and Time Warner Cable are
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ASUS announces the Eee Pad Transformer Prime: 10″ Gorilla Glass IPS display, quad-core Tegra 3, 12-hour battery for $499
Up until now, we’ve only had speculation on the details of ASUS’s next big product, the successor to the original Eee Pad Transformer. But ASUS has just broken the tension with the final specs
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Ford’s future software upgrades could hinder Sirius growth
Ever since the debut of Ford’s entertainment platform, MyFord Touch which came out with the Ford Edge back in 2010, there’s been multiple complaints from consumers regarding the glitches that came with this software.
Read More »Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus Introduced for T-Mobile
T-Mobile unveiled the new Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus on Tuesday. The 4G tablet is available for purchase starting November 16, 2011 and requires a qualified data plan with the carrier. The curious pricing
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AOL, Microsoft, and Yahoo Take on Google
It is no surprise that Google has been dominating the online advertising market for some time. But now, three of the largest contenders join forces in an act try to break the “monopoly” that
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Republic Wireless launches unlimited voice, data and text for $19 a month, relies on Wifi
Republic Wireless, a division of Bandwidth.com, is launching a potentially, highly disruptive service today for beta testing. It’s called “Hybrid Calling” and could completely change the business models for wireless carriers. Customers who choose to
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Apple’s Store App now includes Personal Pickup and EasyPay
Apple recently updated its Apple Store app to version 4.2 and is now available to download (for free) from the App Store. The new version will bring with it, two important features: Personal Pickup
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Time to rule the air, Verizon doubles data
Verizon fully detailed the double data 4G LTE plan for new and existing members on Monday (11/7).) The promotion comes with the release date of the new Motorola DROID RAZR to be out across
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