Google Buzz now available on Android devices

Google Buzz, the search giant’s ill-fated Facebook-killer, is now available on Android devices as a standalone widget. Like the built-in YouTube widget, the Google Buzz widget provides quick access to the commonly used features available through... 

Blame Wintek for the iPad delay, not Apple

It appears that Apple’s touch panel supplier Wintek is to be blamed for a slight iPad delay. According to a Taiwanese semiconductor trade paper Digitimes, which relayed a Chinese-language report on Liberty Times, Wintek’s low yield rate has... 

The App Store is now on Facebook

Apple has launched a dedicated App Store page on Facebook late Thursday night. Interestingly, the App Store fan page is accessed via the facebook.appstore.com subdomain on the Apple-owned appstore.com domain. A short description explains that the page... 

LinkedIn for iPhone v3.1 available

Back in December, LinkedIn launched version 3.0 of their iPhone app. Three months later and the professional social network has updated its app with the latest enhancements and performance improvements. Those improvements concentrated on improving speed... 

VIVmag concept shows why tablets and digital magazines are

In case you didn’t notice, digital magazines are strangely absent from Apple’s iPad that seems to be all about e-books at the moment. Of course, that’s not stopping print folks – even fans – from creating e-magazine iPad... 

Hands-on: HTC HD2 for T-Mobile

At a T-Mobile event this week I had a chance to give HTC’s HD2 a test run. The phone has been out for some time now, in it’s expensive unlocked form, but we recently learned that it would be landing on T-Mobile. The phone has been reviewed... 

Video shows man typing 81 words a minute on the iPhone

Think you are fast when it comes to using the virtual keyboard on the iPhone? Would you rate yourself at 20, 30, or even 40 words per minute? Now imagine someone typing over 80 words in a minute on the iPhone. Sounds crazy you say? Not so. In a video... 

Spring Design’s dual-screen, Android-powered Alex e-read

Another day, another slate-related report. Unlike the unfortunate news about the iPad accessories delay and the QUE proReader no longer being available for pre-order, folks seeking a viable alternative to those hyped e-readers should consider Spring... 

Xobni for BlackBerry creates magic address book

Xobni for Outlook is a free utility that helps bring organization to your inbox and enhances your contacts by creating an automatic address book. This address book includes a profile for any person you have ever communicated with and even gives you some... 

Sprint customers can try out new phones virtually

Sprint has teamed up with DeviceAnywhere, a company which specializes in end-to-end mobile testing, to give customers the ability to virtually test drive mobile devices online. DeviceAnywhere says that customers will have the ability to test out phone... 

AT&T’s ZERO Charger cuts power when not used

According to AT&T, mobile phone chargers which are left plugged in waste enough electricity to power 24,000 homes for a year. The new AT&T ZERO Charger is an attempt to change that. AT&T has teamed up with Superior Communications to conserve... 

iPad accessories delayed

It’s not the iPad that’s in short supply but some of the Apple-made accessories for it. Nevermind the fact that the iPad camera connection kit remains mysteriously unavailable for pre-order, looks like both the iPad case and keyboard dock... 

Google releases a new Nexus One version that supports AT&#

Folks who have been craving to run Google’s Nexus One on AT&T’s or Roger Wireless’ 3G network can now do so thanks to a new device version that supports both carriers’ networks. Google launched its Nexus One on January 5,... 

Samsung: Our tablet, due by the summer, will beat the iPad

The Korean consumer electronics giant has a new tablet in the works that it says will outperform Apple’s iPad with PC-class power and desktop connectivity features. According to an exclusive APCMag report, Samsung’s yet unnamed device will... 

Fandango begins testing paperless movie tickets

Going to the movies just got a little more high-tech. Fandango, the movie ticket service that let’s people purchase movie tickets from the comfort of their own home or office, is now testing a new service where patrons no longer need a paper ticket...