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iOS 5: An In-depth Preview of the New Operating System
The newest operating system update to the iPhone, iPad and iPod touch, called iOS 5, will be available to download on Oct. 12. iOS 5 brings an entirely new notifications system, a BlackBerry Messenger-rivaling free messaging app and system-wide Twitter integration.
Apple iPhone 5 Release Date: The Countdown
With less than 10 hours to go until Apple’s ‘Let’s Talk iPhone’ press conference tonight, we want to bring everyone up to speed before my live blogging feed this evening.
Amazon Announces Kindle Fire, 7-inch Tablet with Android OS, Priced at $199
Amazon has announced the Kindle Fire, a touchscreen tablet intended to rival the iPad and BlackBerry PlayBook, with a 7 inch screen, Android operating system and $199 price tag.
Amazon Kindle Fire Tipped to be Announced Today, To Be Priced Around $300
Amazon is set to introduce its iPad-rivalling tablet, tipped to be called Kindle Fire at a media event in New York today. The Kindle Fire is expected to undercut Apple's $499 (£399) iPad and come in at the $250-$350 price point where tablets have so far failed to succeed.
Amazon Tablet Expected Next Week
Amazon may be set to announce a tablet computer next week, after inviting the media to a press conference due to take place next Wednesday.
Almost Half of Owners to Ditch Android With Next Upgrade
Nearly half of Android owners want to move away from the operating system when they next upgrade, according to a report out today.
Facebook Messenger Reaches iPhone and Android
Facebook Messenger is now accessible to download iPhone and Android smart phones in the UK.
HTC, Dr Dre Beats Sensation XE to Battle Apple iPhone 5 this October?
The HTC Sensation XE has been given an October UK release date leading to speculation of a sales grudge match between it and Apple's iPhone 5.
HTC Set to Release Three New Smartphones to Combat Apple, Samsung Competition
HTC has unveiled three new high-end smartphone devices designed to break the Apple iPhone and Samsung Galaxy S2's stranglehold on the market
London Riots 2011: Police Averted Riots at Olympic Site and Oxford Street After Monitoring Blackberry Messenger and Twitter
London's Metropolitan Police say they foiled riots at the Olympic site at Stratford and the Oxford Street shopping district by monitoring Blackberry Messenger services as well as Twitter, the Guardian has revealed.
London Riots: Anonymous Hackers Call For October Protest Against UK Government
Following the slew of riots that last week spread across the UK, hacker collective Anonymous has issued a statement blaming the British government, calling for all like-minded citizens to help it mount a series of legal protests this October.
UK Riots 2011: Time For MP’s to Engage With Rioters in Bid to Understand Disillusionment
The time has surely come for MP’s and politicians to exit their Westminster bubble and work hard with local communities and reformed criminals to truly understand why the riots took hold of the streets of Birmingham, London, Liverpool and Manchester this week.
UK Riots 2011: Prime Minister's Plans Could Let Police Control Who Citizens Speak to
New plans from UK Prime Minister David Cameron indicating a possible move to grant police the power to block people from using social media, add to existing powers allowing police to place injunctions on youths, controlling who they interact with.
Anonymous Hackers Take Notice of UK Prime Minister David Cameron's Social Network Plans
The hacktivist group Anonymous has issued a statement claiming it is "watching" the UK after Prime Minister David Cameron indicated plans to grant police new powers to ban individuals from using social media services such as Twitter and Facebook.
UK Riots 2011: Prime Minister David Cameron Considers Banning Rioters from Social Media
Following widespread allegations that rioters used social media services to coordinate, UK Prime Minister David Cameron has revealed new plans to ban criminals from using sites such as Twitter and Facebook.
UK Riots 2011: Police Arrest Three Individuals For Attempting to Incite New Riot
Three individuals have been arrested on suspicion of using Twitter and BlackBerry messenger to incite new riots.
London Riots 2011: eBay Pledge to Help Police Catch Looters
Following the mass number of stores looted in the UK riots, eBay has pledged to help police catch individuals attempting to trade stolen goods on its service.
London Riots: Team Poison Hackers Enact Revenge Attack on BlackBerry for Cooperating with Police
The hacker group Team Poison has hacked BlackBerry's blog after the company agreed to help London police track rioters using its messenger service.
BlackBerry Bold 9900, Torch 9860 Available for Pre-Order: Can They Break Apple, Google’s Hold on the Market?
Both the BlackBerry Bold 9900 and Torch 9860 have appeared on Vodafone's "coming soon" section, leading analysts to speculate whether the company's next slew of devices will reverse RIM's ailing fortunes.
Apple iPhone Market Dominance Killing Competition: BlackBerry, LG, HTC All Fall Victim
New research indicates that Apple's ongoing dominance of the smartphone market may eventually turn what is currently a full on derby, into a two horse race between it and Samsung.
Apple, Google Market Dominance Killing Competition: BlackBerry RIM Cut 2,000 Jobs
BlackBerry maker Research in Motion is set to cut 11 per cent of its staff to compensate for its ongoing poor financial performance.
New Study Shows Apple iOS Dominance: 95 Per cent of Tablet Activations iPad
A new report from tech consultancy Good Technology has revealed that despite a consistent increase in Google Android's market share, business consumers still prefer Apple devices and software.
Justin Bieber Launches Free Drive Safe Application
Justin Bieber and PhoneGuard, Inc. have launched a Text Responsibility Campaign which offers a Drive Safe free application.
Apple iPhone Beats Google Android in New Smartphone Sales
A new paper by ChangeWave Research has revealed that Apple's iPhone is the most popular choice among new smartphone buyers.
Apple Lose Front-line Legal Soldier in Patent War Against HTC and Samsung
Apple's chief patent lawyer is reportedly set to leave the company just as it mounts a fresh legal assault on Desire and Galaxy S2 smartphone makers HTC and Samsung.
Google Android beats iOS as most popular mobile operating system
According to a new report by Kantar Woldpanel ComTech, Google's Android is now the most popular OS in eight "key" countries.
Blackberry RIM boss releases open letter calling PlayBook tablet "Fisher Price toy"
The letter highlighted several of the criticisms made against the PlayBook tablet
iPhone 5 looms: Google-Powered Galaxy S2 Beats Apple's iPhone 4 in Sales
As speculation and interest in Apple's latest contribution to the smartphone market, the iPhone 5, reaches epic proportions, the performance of its current iPhone 4 has lagged -- with Samsung's Galaxy S2 beating it in sales for the second month in a row.
Android sales overtake iOS in Q1 2011
A recent report from research group Gartner has revealed that in the opening three months of 2011, sales of smartphones running Google's Android operating system have overtake those of Apple's iPhone.
RIM recalls 1000 PlayBook tablets: share value plummets
Research in Motion has recalled close to 1000 of its newly release PlayBook tablets due to a software flaw within the operating system.