T-Mobile says no 4G = no good.
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Monday, January 17, 2011
Google's Stunning Voice Translation App
We've always dreamed of something like this.
Technology has enabled greater levels of communication than ever. Even right now, we're conveying a piece of information that wouldn't be easy to do so without the internet.
The internet has truly changed the way we communicate. We may still have barriers to communication such as differing languages, and there have been online text translators available for free online for years. The next big step is a live translation of spoken language from one to the other.
Saturday, January 15, 2011
Windows Phone 7 Eats Your Bandwidth Alive
Microsoft may have a huge problem, literally, with its Windows Phone 7 (WP7) operating system.
Paul Thurrott reports that his WP7 phone sends "huge chunks of data seemingly in patterns." Prompted by an AT&T email that he was close to his 2 GB data limit, he found that his data usage consistently increased over the months. According to the BBC, other reports claim that WP7 phones send between 30 and 50 MB of data every day and have idle data usage between 2 and 5 MB per hour.
If that is true, then we hope that you are not stuck with AT&T and especially not with a 200 MB data plan. Using a WP7 phone could get rather expensive. Microsoft said it is investigating the problem and release a fix, if necessary.
Friday, January 14, 2011
News Corp. is Thinking of Selling MySpace
Is News Corp. ready to ditch MySpace?
MySpace has had a rough couple of years. Though it was once considered the leading social network, it has been trailing in the shadows of Facebook and Twitter for quite some time. Earlier this week the site announced the downsizing of its workforce. The move saw 47 percent of MySpace staff laid off. However, it seems News Corp. may have more than just fat-trimming on the cards for MySpace.
Thursday, January 13, 2011
Rumor: Sony Revealing PSP2 This Month
Rumor has it that Sony plans to reveal the PSP2 in Tokyo later this month, just weeks ahead of the PlayStation Phone.

In a surprising turn of events, trade sources have revealed that Sony plans to announce the PSP2 in Tokyo on January 27, 2011.
At this point, the PSP2 reveal won't be much of a surprise-- we've seen enough bits and pieces to know the device does in fact exist. We've also heard plenty of hands-on impressions from developers and the like giving praise about the specs and performance. Face it Sony, the secret is out. There's no denying it any longer.
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