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Android Phone Sales Dominated By Samsung U.S. Android phone sales are being dominated by Samsung Electronics, behind the success of the company's Galaxy S smartphone. On Friday, Samsung stated that the company had sold 3 million units of the Galaxy S, and had become the number one manufacturer of Android-enabled smartphones in the United States. Samsung said ... |
Most Searched Yahoo Terms Of 2010 SAN FRANCISCO, CA., Dec. 1 (TOTI) -- We have known for quite some time that a different type of user uses the Yahoo search engine over alternatives like Bing and Google. Usually, a lot of their browsing will be done through the Yahoo homepage which is seemingly geared toward offering news and content, while Google focuses mostly on providing the user with the web ... |
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Verizon To Launch 4G Network On Sunday CHICAGO, IL., Dec. 1 (TOTI) -- Verizon will be launching their 4G network on Sunday. Their network is large enough to cover one third of the US population and this upgrade will keep many of their loyal customers happy. Verizon is already known for having one of the best mobile networks across the United States, while other providers like AT&T have had a hard time ... |
Kate Middleton And Prince William – Positioning Lead To Their Romance NEW YORK, NY., Nov. 28 (TOTI) -- Star has an interesting feature in in its December 6 issue about Kate Middleton, soon to be Princess, and how she first became romantically involved with Prince William. According to the tabloid, Kate's mother Carole, who was known as “Mrs. Meddleton” by some of her peers due to her social-climbing ways, made sure to do everyt... |
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Wikileaks Website Down After Publishing US Secrets SAN FRANCISCO, CA., Nov. 28 (TOTI) -- Wikileaks is currently not accessible, and is under a distributed denial of service (DDOS) attack. The website today, most famous for its prior release of sensitive U.S. Military documents has once again released a huge cache of materials that are said to be of great important to US interests. Several experts h... |
Blackberry Playbook To Challenge iPad On Price LOS ANGELES, CA., Nov. 19 (TOTI) -- The Blackberry Playbook will be challenging the Apple iPad int he price department despite the fact that the tablet will have a number of features that are not included in the iPad. According to a number of reports that have been released in recent days, the Playbook will sell for less than $500, making it a direct competitor fo... |
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Nordstrom Rack Groupon Deal Crashes Website LOS ANGELES, CA., Nov. 19 (TOTI) -- Early this morning a deal for the social coupon site Groupon was available for half off a purchase at Nordstrom Rack. The deal received so much attention that the Groupon site went down and has been working on and off throughout the day. While that means that the site is becoming more popular among the masses, that doesn’t mea... |
Call Of Duty Black Ops Receives Title Update LOS ANGELES, CA., Nov. 18 (TOTI) -- “Call of Duty: Black Ops” has received quite a few updates since it was released to address balance issue3s with multiplayer, along with the fixing of a number of different bugs. Activision Blizzard announced today that they were able to beat the five day worldwide sales record in the entertainment category, a record that th... |
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MySpace Adds More Facebook Integration LOS ANGELES, CA., Nov. 18 (TOTI) -- There was once a point when MySpace and Facebook were competing companies and were deadlocked in the heat of the social networking battlefield. Now, with Facebook clearly crowned as the champion, the MySpace team is looking to piggy-back their former enemies and add more integration in hopes of attracting more users back to thei... |
Earthlink Webmail And Internet Added To iPhone NEW YORK, NY., Nov. 18 (TOTI) -- Users of Earthlink Webmail and Internet will not be able to use their Internet connection on their iPhones and iPads. The move has long been rumored to be on the way, but apparently the company ran into some issues with Apple in development, and the roll out of the software took a bit longer than originally anticipated. |
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National Unfriend Day Is Today LOS ANGELES, CA., Nov. 17 (TOTI) -- Today is a day that has been set aside for you to do a little bit of spring cleaning on your Facebook account. National Unfriend Day gives you an excuse to go through all of your friends on your Facebook account and get rid of the ones that you do not personally know in real life, or talk to on a regular basis. Th... |
AT&T Rolls Out First MiFi Intelligent Mobile Hotspot CHICAGO, IL., Nov. 17 (TOTI) -- AT&T today announced it rolled out the first MiFi intelligent Mobile Hotspot. AT&T said the upcoming availability of the AT&T Mobile Hotspot, MiFi 2372 from Novatel Wireless, powered by the nation's fastest mobile broadband network. AT&T said they are the first carrier in the Americas to launch the MiFi 2372 Mobile ... |
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Google Voice For The iPhone Google has tried very hard in recent years to bring their Google Voice platform to the iPhone, but Apple has seemingly been unwillingly to allow it to enter their apps tore because they felt that the calling interface that was provided by Google Voice was far too similar to the interface that came standard with the iPhone. But with a mounting government investigation into the bu... |
Samsung Epic 4G Review Running on the Android operating system, the Samsung Epic 4G from Sprint is packed with features. While touchscreen technology is very convenient for quick tasks, it can be annoying for longer periods of typing. The Epic solves this problem by offering both a large four inch touchscreen with a Swype keyboard and a slide-out physical keyboard. Thanks to ... |
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Motorola DROID X Review While there are many great features about Motorola's DROID X, its biggest strength comes from its screen. The DROID X screen is 4.3 inches in size. While this isn't the largest smartphone screen available, its high-resolution display makes it look very crisp and clear. It's a touchscreen, and offers the Swype keyboard. The Swype keyboard allows continuous motion typing and d... |
Motorola DROID II Review The Motorola DROID II is the perfect cellphone if you believe in the mantra of "work hard, play hard." While it has plenty of fun bells and whistles, it also has the core functionalities required of a productivity driven cellphone. Motorola's DROID II combines a 3.7 inch touchscreen with a physical QWERTY keyboard. The onscreen Swype keyboard is perfect... |
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HTC EVO 4G Review HTC's EVO 4G has done an excellent job of pushing the envelope to show how much a modern smartphone is capable of doing. Because this is a 4G phone, it is able to achieve speeds that are up to ten times faster than 3G speeds. However, in the event that 4G is not available in an area, the EVO is still able to run well on 3G networks. With its blazing fast 4G speeds, th... |
HTC Droid Incredible Review The HTC Droid Incredible is a great looking phone. Its design was inspired by race cars, and as soon as you hold this phone in your hand, it's easy to see that the race car inspiration translated well into this phone's design. The phone's body is sleek and easy to handle. This phone also looks great thanks to its 3.7 inch screen. Not only is it an HD screen, but it's also an... |
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Apple Pre-Announces Big ITunes Announcement Set For Tuesday Apple has put a lot of work and effort into their iTunes platform in recent months. Their largest announcement over the course of the last 2 months has been the addition of their Ping social networking service to the platform, allowing users to share music and play lists with one another. Now, they are saying that another game-changing announcement is on the way and that they ar... |
E-Readers Should Have Big Christmas SEATTLE, WA., Nov. 15 (TOTI) -- E-reader sales are likely to take off this holiday season, said the New York Times today. The number of e-readers, such as those being made and sold by Amazon.com Inc (NASDAQ:AMZN) and Barnes & Noble (NYSE:BKS), to consumers in the U.S. could jump to at least 10.3 million by the end of this year, up from about 9 million currently, ... |
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