Monthly Archives: March 2010

Owners of other Apple products are more interested in the iPad than are non-Apple owners, but that doesn’t necessarily mean they’ll buy, says a new survey from NPD Group. Originally posted at News – Apple

TomTom makes good on its pledge to offer lifetime map and traffic updates on select models with its announcement today that the services are now available in North America. Originally posted at The Car Tech blog

It might be thirty years since you’ve even thought about Pong, the earliest video arcade game, but believe it or not, the ancient two-dimensional tennis sports game is making a comeback in 2010. The 404 Podcast presents the future of … Continue reading →

Toshiba introduces a new portable external hard drive called Canvio that offers up to 1TB of storage.

Sprint finally launches the LG Rumor Touch, which was announced at CES 2010. Originally posted at Dialed In

Owners of other Apple products are more interested in the iPad than are non-Apple owners, but that doesn’t necessarily mean they’ll buy, says a new survey from NPD Group. Originally posted at News – Apple

Sprint finally launches the LG Rumor Touch, which was announced at CES 2010. Originally posted at Dialed In

Cynics, take heart: sometimes all your effort isn’t for naught. Originally posted at Digital City Podcast

Apple changed the delivery date for new orders of the iPad to April 12, indicating that preorder sales of the new tablet device may be better than expected. Originally posted at News – Apple

Less than a year after the release of the PS3 Slim, Sony says that a firmware update for older models of the PlayStation 3 will kill its Other OS option. Originally posted at The Digital Home

Mobile phone network operators could help solve their connectivity problems with small radio stations in homes. So why should you be the one paying $150 for one? Originally posted at Deep Tech

The new Brightcove Experience for HTML5 allows customers to publish video for devices like Apple’s iPad, iPhone, and iPod Touch. Originally posted at iPhone Atlas

A mobile-app analytics firm turns up what appear to be screenshots of what the App Store will look like on the forthcoming touch-screen tablet from Apple. Originally posted at Circuit Breaker

Fujitsu registered the trademark in 2003, but Apple bought it just in time for the iPad launch next week. Originally posted at Circuit Breaker