by Nate Swanner, 38 minutes ago

Having already been delayed once, the makers of Gamestick have once again set the launch back. The previous setback had to do with “high demand”, which necessitated Play Jam to reconsider their manufacturing process. This new deferment is a bit simpler to fix, as it has to do with the user interface.

by Nate Swanner, 1 hour ago

The focus now shifts to Clearwire, where Dish has a new set of headaches. Sprint’s deal with Softbank hinges, in part, on Sprint’s ability to acquire the remaining half of Clearwire it didn’t already own.

by Nate Swanner, 1 day ago

The concept is pretty simple, but radically different. By making the keyboard compact, it allows us to fully appreciate our screen sizes. It doesn’t necessarily ask us to relearn typing, though it does seem like it would require a bit of a learning curve.

by Nate Swanner, 1 day ago

Though the FCC filing lists another model number with “X” in the designation, we are still a bit baffled by what is going on. If we’re to believe all these Motorola devices with that letter in the model number, then we have to ask why Dennis Woodside declared the X FON was a single device.

by Nate Swanner, 1 day ago

In a rather bold move, Sprint has sued Dish Network to stop the satellite TV provider from purchasing a controlling interest in Clearwire. Though the offer Dish put on the table was recommended by the Clearwire board to their shareholders, Sprint is claiming it violates shareholders’ rights under the Clearwire charter.

by Nate Swanner, 1 day ago

The issues with such a deal are not easily overcome for Verizon. There are certain criteria to be met when owning a foreign company, and their partnership with Vodafone limits their ability to deal independently. While obtaining WIND may be a good idea on paper, the reality is much more difficult than simply cutting a check.

by Nate Swanner, 2 days ago

NVIDIA knows they’ve got a big job ahead of them. Project Shield may be awesome, but it requires developers to adopt it. That awesome controller needs dedicated support, and developers need to know just how cool it is before they’ll do the extra work for Project Shield. Hopefully, NVIDIA made an impact at E3.

by Nate Swanner, 2 days ago

We have no official details to offer, but recent speculation suggests Instagram will be getting some sort of video support. Everyone’s favorite photo-filtered social hub may be set to compete with Vine, or at least offer a similar service. With Skype’s video feature coming out of beta, Instagram has an opportunity to fill a nice niche.

by Nate Swanner, 2 days ago

The feature, which is currently in the Android app, allows you to take video up to three minutes long to send along to other Skypers. Once they log in to the service, your video message is ready for viewing. This function has been in beta for a while, but is now ready for prime time, and is available across all platforms.

by Nate Swanner, 2 days ago

If a recent report is true, and we sort of hope it is, the upcoming Sony i1 Honami is a monster device. Allegedly shown in the blurry pic you see below, not much can be learned about the aesthetics of the device. The specs being mentioned, however, are something to behold.

by Nate Swanner, 6 days ago

Call it what you like, but Cube Slam is Pong. It is, of course, multiplayer if you like, but can also be played against a bear named Bob. The rough graphics have a very clean, sentimental quality to them.

by Nate Swanner, 6 days ago

Clearwire is the winner in this scenario, as they’re in the best position to dictate terms. Just as it was before, the Dish offer is the best on the table. This time, they’ve gone ahead and accepted it, rather than take payment from Sprint.

by Nate Swanner, 6 days ago

T-Mobile has something up their sleeve. What that is, we don’t know. Well, we sort of know. It has to do with being underwater, at least for a brief period of time. Maybe T-Mobile is taking us swimming?

by Nate Swanner, 6 days ago

Today, Google released an official Cloud Print app for Android. While there were other very respectable apps in the marketplace that tied into your Google Cloud Print account, this is the first official app from Google.

by Nate Swanner, 1 week ago

To date, there has been no true collaborative effort to be accomplished in Flipboard. I edit my magazine, and it’s mine. This is fine, but a little boring over the course of time. That's all changed with the latest update!