Christopher Price
Saying Goodbye to AOL
We may not be the richest member of the mobile media, but we stand with you… Not the telcos.
Editorial: HTC Blew Up a Fire Sale – Motorola Wrote the Damage Control Plan
HTC sent out an email at 9 AM yesterday offering Nexus 9 at half price. Things did not go well. But, if they follow Motorola’s lead on this subject, they’ll do fine.
Verizon Says Unlimited Plan Holders Can’t Renew Contracts Sans Device Subsidy
Carrier appears hellbent on throttling their most savvy and enthusiast users that have maintained grandfathered plans throughout the years.
Editorial: Console OS – The Birth of A Platform
It’s no secret that I slipped out of the blogosphere, with little fanfare. I’ll explain in a few hundred (okay, a couple thousand) words what it was all about, and why Console OS is so important today.
Deal: Sony VAIO Tap 11 50% Off In-Store – $549.99
This may be the best tablet deal to-date. One of the most powerful tablets ever made falls to sub-iPad Air prices.
Forget iPod touch – Moto G is $50 at Best Buy This Week
The Moto G can be used as a Wi-Fi device, just like iPod touch. Only it’s better, faster, and cheaper. Google is using the device to conquer a market that Apple is clearly abandoning by leaving iPod touch, untouched.
Review: ASUS WL-330NUL – A Swiss Army Knife of USB, Wi-Fi and Ethernet Awesome
I took a coffee break from engineering, and wrote a review of the best travel router I’ve ever used.
A $20 USB Widget Could Save Surface
We talk one of the cheap, easy things Microsoft could do to save their starving-for-sales Surface tablet.
Sprint Responds to Criticism, Drops Nexus 5 from BYOSD Ban List
Sprint has confirmed to PhoneNews.com that the Nexus 5 is no longer banned from BYOSD.
Motorola Cuts The Limbo List for KitKat To Two – No Bluetooth LE for RAZR
Motorola confirms at least five more devices will receive Android 4.4, KitKat.