The Wall Street Journal has reported, and the entire world has basically re-reported, that Google Android is facing delays due to difficulties that ...

Anthony Lewis, Vice President of Open Development at Verizon Wireless, stated that at least one device has passed the necessary certification process for ...

Random happenings around the interwebz have been interesting, but their general un-newsworthiness prompted us to combine them into one post of tidbits that ...

The Emperor of Android, Andy Rubin, spoke at CommunicAsia saying that the mobile OS will foster an, “erruption of innovation.” This, we already ...

With the roll-out of AT&T’s nationwide 3G network, mobile enthusiasts are excited about the increased potential for mobile applications and web browsing due ...

With faster data connections and more robust hardware/software, mobile web browsing capabilities should improve drastically in the new era of wireless. Firefox will ...

A Japanese Developer, Katsuomi Kobayashi, has combined the wonders of Google Maps with the new ability to integrate with flash applications, has created ...

There is an undoubtedly heated debate going on that pits the iPhone 3G – current king of the mobile mountain, with Android- the ...

One boring hour into WWDC 2008, Steve Jobs announced what everyone already knew was coming… and nothing more: the 3G iPhone. Despite an ...

We’d heard that Verizon was interested in purchasing Alltel before… but nothing ever materialized. But after a CNBC article yesterday claimed they were ...

The Wall Street faithful are known for being an addictive bunch who live and die by timely data. The growth of the internet ...

Everyone has their opinion about Android – and they’re entitled to it – but it seems the majority of folks still have their ...

At first, folks were complaining that Android would take a backseat at Google I/O. But now, after Day 1, there is already an ...

Google I/O sure as heck didn’t disappoint. Some lengthy Q&A about Android dropped some really, really interesting tidbits. The excitement regarding Android continues ...

Google I/O is Google’s largest event for Developer’s and it begins today (May 28-29, 2008). Described by Google as “Two days of in-depth, ...