HTC Android slider with CDMA/GSM and Verizon branding revealed by the FCC

An Android-powered QWERTY slider from HTC was uncovered in the myriad of test results that emerge from the FCC. Designated the PD42100, the handset prominently features a Verizon logo and Android-specific touch sensitive front buttons. According to the test results, the handset is a world phone with dual-mode CDMA(2000)/GSM(850), EV-DO Rev. A, Bluetooth, and 2.4GHz ... Read more

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Samsung i8910 HD gets two more unofficial fix-ups – HX-V8-32 and n2o4

Samsung should consider itself one lucky company for having such a strong community around one of its products – i8910 HD. The Symbian S60-powered smartphone recently got two additional fix-ups – HyperX’s HX-V8-32 and faenil’s n2o4. As you can presume, you can’t install both of these – you’ll have to pick which one will run ... Read more

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Zumobi launches Sporting News NCAA Football iPhone app

Zumobi keeps expanding its network of iPhone apps. Their latest title is called Sporting News NCAA Football and as you can guess it deals with all things NCAA. The free to download application is packed with loads of game information, stat tracking, news, standings and more in the familiar access design (like other Zumobi’s Sporting ... Read more

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Apple iPad spotted with a video calling debugger

According to 9to5 Mac, they have gotten their hands on a partial screen shot that purportedly shows an Apple iPad running a video calling debugger.  With such a small section of the screen present in the leaked shot, it is difficult to assess whether this leak is valid. If true, a video calling debugger suggests the ... Read more

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Record Labels Eagerly Await Google-Apple Battle

Record companies are in talks with Google about developing an online music service, with the hopes that the Internet search giant can take on Apple's dominance over the digital music market.

Dubai Police Accuses U.S., Israel of Spying with BlackBerry

Concerns about spying by U.S. and Israeli agents spurred the recent crackdown on BlackBerry services in the United Arab Emirates, Dubai's police chief said.

Sony to Launch Music Streaming Service, Compete with iTunes

Sony is launching a new cloud-based music and video streaming service that will work on Internet-connected Bravia televisions, Blu-ray disc players, PlayStation 3's and Vaio computers, in an attempt to challenge Apple's dominance in the digital entertainment space.

India Widens Security Crackdown, Implicates Google, Skype

India has asked all companies that provide encrypted communications to install servers within the country, as the government widened its security crackdown to companies including Google, Nokia and Skype.

Google Cleared of Wrongdoing in New Zealand

New Zealand officials today cleared Google of any criminal charges, after the Internet search giant mistakenly collected personal data from wireless networks for its "Street View" mapping service.