Christopher Price
Fire Sale: Acer Iconia Tab A200 10-inch Android 4 / Tegra 2 Tablet $150, Refurbished (Back In Stock)
uBid is offering the Acer Iconia Tab A200 on its sister site. But run, don’t walk.
Deal: Samsung Restore for Virgin Mobile – $19.99 Shipped at Best Buy
Best Buy makes the Samsung Restore cheap enough, that you may want to use it as a backup phone for your Virgin Mobile smartphone… today only, though.
Deal: Most CLEAR 4G WiMAX Hotspots & Routers – $25 Shipped
Clearwire rolls out $25 CLEAR Spots to combat T-Mobile’s return to the uncapped-and-unthrottled 4G business.
Editorial: HP’s Old webOS Device Support Statement is Stupid, Confusing, Just Not Surprising
HP’s statements on how older webOS devices will be handled by Open webOS is as confusing, as it is stupid. But, it’s no surprise, and it’s something we thought would happen awhile ago.
Review: Novatel MiFi 4620L Jetpack (Verizon Wireless 4G LTE Hotspot)
Novatel’s latest MiFi is a mix of old and new. But, in a good way… we’ll explain. Nobody has tested this unit more than us.
Deal: Rocketfix Hard Shell Case for HTC Flyer / EVO View 4G – $3.79 (Amazon Prime Shipped Free)
Have Amazon Prime? Have an HTC Flyer or EVO View 4G? If so, then go grab a hard shell case for under four bucks.
Nokia Appears to Kick Out Developer for Saying He’s Sticking with Symbian
It’s as grim as RIM, and somehow, Nokia may be making it worse… on themselves, and developers alike.
Paragon Releases Beta Combo HFS+ & NTFS Driver for Android
As we mentioned in our last exclusive, Android is gearing up to be a desktop operating system rival. Paragon’s driver release today is another step in that direction…
Follow-up: Microsoft-Fedora Pact Has Dire Unanswered Questions
We take a second look at the Fedora-Microsoft agreement for Windows 8 Secure Boot. And, the unanswered questions about ARM, Windows RT… that you should forward to your nearest regulator.
Samsung Blocking FoxFi in Newer Firmwares, FoxFi Future Bleaker
Carriers and manufacturers align closer to lock out FoxFi. But, Google is quietly pushing back hard.