Posts Tagged ‘month’

Second Round of iPhone 4 Launches Begins in Australia [Updated x2]

As announced by Apple CEO Steve Jobs earlier this month and confirmed in a company press release earlier this week, Apple has begun its second round of iPhone 4 launches, bringing the device to 17 new countries. Countries in this... (Continue reading)

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T-Mobile fires up “4G Speed” HSPA+ network in another 25 cities, expands coverage around LA and NY

It seems like just about every other week, T-mobile adds a few more cities to the big list of those supporting their “4G Speed” (they can’t outright call it 4G, because it’s technically still 3G) HSPA+ network. Last month... (Continue reading)

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Toshiba Japan starts selling 3D notebook, follows up with three new 2D notebooks

After unveiling the TX/98MBL last month (the world’s first Blu-ray-playing 3D notebook ), Toshiba Japan showed [JP] another three (2D) notebooks today. ... (Continue reading)

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Apple’s Site Again Hints at iWork for iPhone

Earlier this month, a screenshot highlighting the iPhone's ability with iOS 4 to open attachments in external applications hinted at the possibility of a release of an iPhone version of Apple's iWork productivity suite. The screenshot was quickly re...... (Continue reading)

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CBS Confirms Plans for Full HTML5-Based Video Offerings

In late March, we noted that U.S. television network CBS appeared to be preparing to launch HTML5-based video content on its CBS.com streaming site as an alternative to its existing Flash-based player. Today, CBS Interactive ex...... (Continue reading)

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Steve Jobs Weighs in on iPad International Pricing and Taxes

With Apple's announcement on Friday regarding availability of the iPad in nine new countries later this month, a number of potential customers expressed dismay at the apparent higher prices in those countries relative to those in the United S...... (Continue reading)

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Sprint Hero Android 2.1 update pushed back to early May

Over the past couple of days we’ve heard some reports that the Sprint HTC Hero will not get bumped up to Android 2.1 this month as was previously planned , and now we’re starting to see some real evidence.... (Continue reading)

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NASA’s unmanned Global Hawk completes key test flight

It's not the miniature robotic space shuttle that NASA's planning to send into orbit this month, but another of the space agency's unmanned vehicles has edged closer to its beginning its mission, with the "nearly autonomous" Global Hawk aircraft... (Continue reading)

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CES 2010: Google Nexus One & Apple iSlate Cast a Shadow

With 100,000 gadget fans attending the tech mecca that’s CES this week, it’s worth noting that the month’s two biggest product launches are happening elsewhere: Google chose to launch its Nexus One this Tuesday in Mountain View, while the... (Continue reading)

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Facebook Now Consumes 5 Percent of Our Collective Internet Time

Facebook’s already the Internet’s ultimate time waster , with users spending more time on it than any other website including Google, YouTube, and Yahoo. But here’s another remarkable way to look at it: according to comScore , 5.5% of... (Continue reading)

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