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Flash comes to iPhone thanks to Skyfire app

It looks like those of you using iOS will be able to play Flash videos very shortly through the new Skyfire mobile browser, ...

First official HTML5 tests topped by…Microsoft

The Worldwide Web Consortium has released the results of its first HTML5 conformance tests, and according to this initial rundown, the browser that ...

LG enV Pro pictures and specs

The LG enV Pro running Android has been sort of a mystery up to this point with zero pictures in the wild and just ...

Google-branded Chrome OS smartbook launching this month?

If the damp blanket of leaves warming the ground is any indicator, then we'd say that fall has arrived in the Northern Hemisphere. That ...

Samsung Galaxy S2, Killer Specs, Android 3.0?

We all know how well the Samsung Galaxy S family is doing with respect to the smartphone, and soon, the tablet markets. If you’re ...

ViewSonic G-Tablet pops up in Sears weekly ad, mistakenly claims to be the ViewPad 10 at Sears’ website

Did ViewSonic's 10-inch tablets catch your eye? We've got good and bad news. The good news is that the G-Tablet (with a 1GHz processor ...

Google Once Asked Steve Jobs to be CEO!

What if Steve Jobs was the CEO of Google? So many things may be different. Would we have iPhones, iPads? Would Blackberry own the ...

Google Nexus 2 gets Android 2.3 Gingerbread

More details are surfacing on Google's latest hush-hush incarnation of its own-brand smartphone, the Nexus Two. The reportedly Samsung-designed follow-up to last year's ...

Microsoft motion control coming to Windows?

Say what you like about Microsoft Kinect; we've wanted to breeze through T3.com with a swish of the hand since we saw Tom ...

Facebook new Mobile features

Facebook will be announcing new "mobile" focused features on Wednesday, the company has confirmed, sending out invites to a "Mobile event at ...

The PlayStation Phone

We've gotten our hands on some more images of the PlayStation Phone, and gleaned a few more juicy details about the handset. Firstly, as ...

HTC HD7 gets microSD transplant after hidden card reader discovered

With no iFixit teardown of HTC’s HD7 in sight, the::unwired took matters into their own hands and opened up the 4.3-inch Windows Phone 7 device ...

Nexus Two does exist ?

After going most of the year with very little noise on the Nexus One's successor -- a phone Google has never committed to ...

BlackBerry Torch coming to AT&T in two fresh colors next month

Allow us to clarify, the colors are "fresh" as in "new," not as in "The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air." Don't get us wrong, though: ...

MeeGo v1.1 for handsets is out, let the N900 dual-booting begin

Following hot on the heels of the PR 1.3 update for the N900 comes the official MeeGo v1.1 build for handsets with U-Boot ...

Connecting Your WP7 Phone To Your Mac Now A Step Closer

Well, if you are a Mac owner and are considering purchasing a Windows Phone 7 smartphone, Microsoft's beta version of their new Windows ...

RIM expands range with BlackBerry Bold 9780

Research in Motion (RIM) has introduced another model into its Bold range of smartphones: the BlackBerry Bold 9780. Being the second BlackBerry smartphone to ...

Walgreens now selling $100 Maylong M-150 Android tablet

Kmart may have been the first department store to get into the cheap Android tablet business, but it looks like Walgreens isn't about to ...

Apple delays white iPhone 4 into spring 2011

Let's just be honest, Apple: white stuff is impossible to manufacture. In fact, scientists have yet to prove that white even exists, so we're ...

The PlayStation Phone

It's hard to believe that what we're looking at is real -- but we assure you, the picture above is in fact the PlayStation ...

Adobe Flash 10.1 coming to Windows Phone 7

It's already available on Google TV and Android devices, but Flash 10.1 is soon to hit Windows Phone 7 handsets. The announcement was, bizarrely, hidden in ...

Adobe announces Air 2.5 for TVs, tablets and phones, launches Adobe InMarket to package apps

Adobe's making a serious play for the app space today, and it's not limiting itself to phones -- its new Air cross-platform runtime ...

iPhone 4 82% higher screen damage rate than 3GS?

Specifically, iPhone 4 owners reported 82-percent more damaged screens in the first 4 months, compared to iPhone 3GS owners. The company is also not ...

Samsung Galaxy Tab available in Israel

The Samsung Galaxy is on an all out, world-wide blitz (I’m in defensive NFL mode, its Sunday) ready to take on the ever demanding ...

Acer Liquid Metal S120 spotted running Android 2.2 on AT&T bands in FCC

Rumors of a 3.6-inch 800 x 480 Liquid Metal handset from Acer have been heating up in recent months. Now the aluminum handset said to ...

Apple MacBook Air

Unveiled at the company's “Back to the Mac” event, the new MacBook Air is said to be Apple’s lightest and most portable notebook ...

HP Slate 500, rings up at $799

Nope, you're not dreaming, but feel free to pinch yourself, rub your eyes or take a cold shower! You've read right -- the HP Slate ...

Lumigon T1 with ICEpower amplifiers officially unveiled, to arrive ‘by the very end of this year’

Just as promised, Denmark-based Lumigon has finally lifted the curtains over its much hyped T1 Android handset. Specs include an 800MHz Freescale ...

Stephen Elop: Nokia’s first MeeGo device ‘will be a 2011 event’

No more wondering or speculation, Nokia's CEO just announced on the Q3 earnings call that its first MeeGo device won't be coming this ...

Acer’s Liquid Metal spotted in the wild

The last we heard about Acer's Liquid Metal smartphone, an Android 2.2 unit with a 3.6-inch display and a lovely aluminum exterior, it was ...

Android 2.2 Froyo upgrade for Samsung Galaxy S delayed until November

Previously thought to be coming in October, Samsung has admitted that the planned Android 2.2 upgrade for its Galaxy S smartphones will be rolled-out in ...

Jobs previews Apple Mac OS X Lion

Steve Jobs described the preview of the next Mac OS X platform as the "entrée" for the Back to the Mac event. But, there were still ...