AT&T stated that the top five percent of data users on its network use up twelve times as much data as the average user.
Rumors about Apple's next generation iPhone, dubbed iPhone 5, is buzzing louder and if they are to be believed, the new smartphone from the technology giant is not only going to be released in September but also it's going to look radically different from iPhone 4, with no home button.
Samsung Electronics saw explosive growth during the second quarter, primarily due to the roll-out of its venerable Galaxy S2 smartphone, but the expected iPhone 5 from rival Apple could put the breaks on the S2.
AT&T employees have been reportedly asked to work during the last two weeks of September, suggesting the next generation iPhone will release in the same period.
Social networking phenomenon Google+ (or Google Plus), whose early growth has been meteoric, has finally hit turbulence - Web analytic firm Experian Hitwise said the site witnessed a drop in traffic growth and average usage time - but it still poses a threat to Facebook.
Technology giant Apple Inc currently has $76 billion in cash while United States Treasury's cash balance fell to $74 billion this week.
The latest iPhone 5 prototype has been spotted in the wild as leaked photos reveal a man handling a device that looks very similar to Apple's next generation smartphone. A slim mobile device was black and contained the famous Apple logo on the back.
The updated version comes with a 3G-compatible Survival Mode.
The great thing about the Android phone is that it supports some extraordinary features, there are also numerous super cool apps available which can help you do just about anything you can imagine with your Android phone.
Good news for hackers, social networking giant Facebook has announced a bug bounty program, in which it will pay hackers for finding and reporting security flaws on its Web site.
With Apple recently claiming the number one spot as top smartphone vendor, Samsung will look to dethrone its rival after coming in as a close second. The showdown between the iPhone 5 and Samsung's Galaxy S2 may happen later this fall as the two tech giants battle for smartphone supremacy.
The sluggish sales of Nintendo's new gaming device 3DS pushed the company to make a surprising move to slash the price by $80, or more than 30 percent, possibly losing money for each sale of the device.
Apple took the crown to become the No. 1 global smartphone vendor, but analysts predict that with the upcoming iPhone 5 will make for even more customers, extending its lead.
Nokia and Samsung has been demoted with Apple becoming the top smartphone vendor in the fierce global mobile device war. According to reports, Apple has sold over 20 million iPhones along with over 9 million iPads in the second quarter.
With the iPhone 5 set to be released later this fall, there has been some rumors that Apple may be looking to release the phone on both the Sprint and T-mobile networks.
The sluggish sales of Nintendo's new gaming device 3DS pushed the company to make a surprising move to slash the price by $80, or more than 30 percent, possibly losing money for each sale of the device.
Apple took the crown to become the No. 1 global smartphone, besting the long-time leader Nokia and aggressive Asian rival Samsung in the second-quarter.
AT&T will join its rival Verizon with plans of throttling the bandwidth for its heaviest data users.
Apple's so-called No. 1 smartphone, the new iPhone 5 is speculated to be released in early September, specifically on Sept. 5. According to a tech site, the claimed sighting made by an anonymous tip of the Apple's fifth prototype model being used by an employee was credible information.
Investors were expecting Motorola's newest anticipated device, the LTE capable Bionic, to be released August. On top of the Bionic's delays, Motorola is also delaying their newest update of the Xoom tablet. To continue to add insult to injury, Motorola had to cut the price of their current Xoom tablet to $499 from $799 after disappointing sales.
iPhone 5 Faces HTC Vigor, Next LTE Dual Core HTC Thunderbolt
Nokia's tale of woe continues while Apple soars higher than ever before. The companies continue to head in opposite directions.