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| Verizon's LTE pricing: Good deal or gouge? Computerworld By Matt Hamblen Computerworld - Verizon Wireless' planned rates for LTE data usage are either too costly or a relative bargain, depending on who is offering an opinion. The nation's largest carrier announced on Wednesday that it will start offering LTE ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Google ships Chrome 8. Did you notice? Washington Post By Rob Pegoraro A new version of Google's Chrome browser arrived Thursday. But if you didn't know that -- or saw an update prompt in your browser and clicked through it without caring -- you're forgiven. I, for one, am in no position to judge. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| China Unicom's IPhone Policy Draws Attention From Gov't PC World By Michael Kan, IDG News New contract rules at China Unicom meant to prevent Chinese iPhone 4 owners from reselling their phones have drawn the attention of the Chinese government, which has called on the network operator to respect consumers' rights. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Amazon: WikiLeaks Violated Terms Wall Street Journal By GEOFFREY A. FOWLER Amazon.com Inc. stopped hosting WikiLeaks from its Web servers this week because the controversial group violated its terms of service, the Internet company said. Amazon, which rents Web infrastructure on a self-service basis, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Speed Tests: Samsung Galaxy Tab vs. Apple iPad (video) CNET by Eric Franklin Sure, it's fun to create charts and graphs and tell you how one popular product compares with another popular product (and we do and will continue to do that), but it's so much more fun to show you! And by "fun" I mean a fracking ... See all stories on this topic » |
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