Sprint Nextel Corp has scrapped plans to sell a high-speed version of Research In Motion Ltd's PlayBook tablet because of slack demand, delivering another blow to BlackBerry phone maker.
Sprint changed its mind about providing 4G WiMax service on the Blackberry PlayBook tablet, even though it will still sell the wi-fi version. The wi-fi PlayBook version sells for $499.99 in stores and features a 7-inch touchscreen.
David Cameron is looking into the possibility of banning people from using social media if they are suspected of using them for plotting criminal activities.
It is usually said that all good things come in threes, except for when it comes to politicians and sex scandals in 2011.
British Prime Minister David Cameron is seeking U.S. law enforcement advice on solving the gang violence as the country deals with violent unrest in its cities.
Nokia is getting closer and closer to losing the top spot in terms of phones shipped globally as its share continues to sink.
Google's Android and Apple's iPhone are dominating global smartphone sales, and growing fast, according to a report.
UK Prime Minister David Cameron considers banning social media after London riots.
Britain is considering disrupting online social networking such as Blackberry Messenger and Twitter during civil unrest, Prime Minister David Cameron said Thursday, a move widely condemned as repressive when used by other countries.
Prime Minister David Cameron said he is considering banning social media Web sites like Facebook and Twitter for those suspected of criminal conspiracies following the UK riots this week.
Research In Motion Ltd. (RIM) is launching seven BlackBerry 7 handsets starting mid-late August, representing its largest product cycle historically, which is twice broader than last year's BlackBerry 6 product cycle, RBC Capital Markets said in a note to clients.
Amazon scored against Apple by launching its Kindle Cloud Reader, which is a Web-based app that helps it steer clear of restrictions Apple has placed in regard to its Appstore subscription rules.
BlackBerry Messenger (BBM) has been a primary tool of looters and rioters in the London Riots.
Barely hours after the Facebook Messenger app launched, hackers managed to find traces of a video chat feature that appears to be under construction.
Security software demand for mobile devices could skyrocket soon.
Amazon today launched an HTML5-based Kindle reading app to circumvent Apple's new in-app subscription rules.Kindle Cloud Reader allows users to read their Kindle e-books from Google's Chrome browser and Apple's Safari browser, without requiring any download or installation.
Wednesday morning, Amazon has launched Kindle Cloud Reader to circumvent Apple's new in-app subscription rules. Kindle Cloud Reader is an HTML5-based reading app, which allows users to read their Kindle e-books from Chrome and Safari, without requiring any download or installation.
What could Facebook Messenger's early popularity mean for RIM.
Insisting that tweets must "continue to flow," Twitter refuses to close down the accounts of London rioters who have used the service to spread unrest, saying "freedom of expression" is essential to keeping information moving.
Apple's delayed launch of the highly-anticipated iPhone 5 is a marketing strategy that reeks of brilliance.
Research in Motion has had a rough year and it hasn't gotten any easier with its phones' involvement in the London riots.
Online retail giant Amazon.com has unveiled Kindle Cloud Reader, which is its latest Kindle reading application that leverages HTML5 and enables customers to read Kindle books instantly using only their Web browser - online or offline.