Monday, November 1, 2010

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Accidental snooze: iPhone 4 alarm clock glitch reported in UK

Posted: 01 Nov 2010 04:49 AM PDT

Today some Apple iPhone 4 users in the UK reported a bug that caused their alarm clocks to go off an hour late. The bug apparently resulted from a Daylight Savings switch in the UK over the weekend, according to the Telegraph UK. While the clocks switched to the correct time, the alarm clocks did not automatically adjust themselves for the change. Apple has not commented on the alarm clock bug, but it could potentially happen again in the United States next week when we switch our clocks on the first Sunday of November.
Read the full story here.


Samsung Galaxy Tab now available in UK

Posted: 01 Nov 2010 04:40 AM PDT

Today is launch day for the Samsung Galaxy Tab in the UK. The Galaxy Tab is a 7-inch Android Tablet that's making its debut today from Carphone Warehouse. The Galaxy Tab will also launch on O2 today, and T-Mobile has said that it will offer the Tab in the UK as well. For more information on the Galaxy Tab, check out our hands-on video and our photo gallery.
Read the full story here.


India will not ban BlackBerry smartphones, for now

Posted: 01 Nov 2010 04:31 AM PDT

Following the United Arab Emirates, India has told Research In Motion that it will not ban its BlackBerry smartphones, for now. RIM and India reached an agreement whereby the Indian government has "an interim arrangement for lawful interception of BlackBerry messenger services, " according to the AP. A government official told Reuters that "The services will continue to be available," and RIM has agreed to offer a full solution to India by January. Originally India told RIM it would ban BlackBerry devices by Oct 31, and on October 12, it pushed that deadline to January 31.
Read the full story here.


Apple countersues Motorola for patent infringement

Posted: 31 Oct 2010 10:07 AM PDT

Earlier this month Motorola announced that it was suing Apple for patent infringement, alleging that the iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, and some Mac computers were infringing on 20 of Motorola's patents. Apple has flipped the tables and is now countersuing Motorola for patent infringement. Apple believes that Motorola's Android phones, including the DROID, DROID 2, DROID X, CLIQ, CLIQ XT, BACKFLIP, DEVOUR, i1, and CHARM, are infringing on six of its patents related to multitouch and operating systems.
Read the full story here.


T-Mobile G2 / HTC Desire Z Android smartphone review

Posted: 31 Oct 2010 06:44 AM PDT

The U.S. version of the HTC Desire Z Android smartphone is known as the T-Mobile G2. It features some sexy hardware and good all-around specs, and moves data faster than most home internet connections. Read all about it in our review, with video.
Read the full story here.


Video: Verizon's Motorola DROID PRO and CITRUS video hands-on

Posted: 31 Oct 2010 05:25 AM PDT

We met up with Motorola to check out two new Android smartphones headed to Verizon Wireless, the business-friendly DROID PRO and the entry-level CITRUS.
Watch the video here.


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