Sprint confirms that the HTC EVO 3D will ship with 3D movies and games, no dates though

Sprint USA has confirmed that the HTC EVO 3D will be shipping with 3D content preinstalled. There were no dates given as to when exactly customers can expect the device, though. The EVO 3D will have preloaded a 3D version of the movie Green Hornet and will come with the HTC Watch and Blockbuster services [...] Read More →

Twitter handover of user details to council ‘landmark’ in British libel law

Information obtained by South Tyneside Council on a Twitter user accused of defamation could prove to be a landmark case in British libel law, a media law expert has said. Read More →

eBay urges Ofcom to improve mobile coverage to boost UK economy

eBay has called on telecoms regulator Ofcom to improve mobile broadband coverage to boost the UK economy Read More →

EBay urges Ofcom improve mobile coverage to boost UK economy

EBay has called on telecoms regulator Ofcom to improve mobile broadband coverage to boost the UK economy Read More →

Case study: Invensys saves £546,000 with SMS tokens for 150,000 users

Engineering firm Invensys is embarking on a global roll-out of software-based tokens from SecurEnvoy to replace physical token-based authentication. Read More →

Plants vs Zombies for Android is here, free for a day in the Amazon Appstore – nom, nom, nom

Of all the Android app markets the world has to offer, the Amazon one is the best to visit today. It offers the popular Plants vs Zombies game exclusively and it’s free for today only. The game is quite a fun and offers a unique defense style of gameplay. You plant all sorts of battle-ready [...] Read More →

Hilti Corporation cuts costs with Capgemini IBX procurement service

Global construction machinery manufacturer Hilti Corporation is attempting to cut costs by streamlining its procurement activities through a web-based platform from Capgemini. Read More →

Intel takes on Apple with chipset for thin netbooks and tablets

Intel is to take on Apple with a slim laptop design, which will enable tablet and laptop manufactures to build thinner devices. Read More →

Google Chrome OS keeps focus on notebooks despite tablet explosion

Google will keep the focus of its Chrome operating system on notebooks rather than tablets for now, according to a senior executive at the search company. Read More →

Even though China-made TransPhone was there first, it still seems like a Padphone knock-off

It seems that CMIT has beaten Asus to the phone in a tablet dock punch because on 28 May, two days before the Asus Padphone went official (and only five days after the initial teaser). There’s not much info on the so-called TransPhone but it supposedly runs Android on a 1.2GHz dual-core Qualcomm CPU. From [...] Read More →