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Top Director Shot Entire Movie with iPhone

Top South Korean film director Park Chan-wook has shot an entire movie with iPhone.

Who will do better in 4G smartphone war? Sprint, Verizon, AT&T or T-Mobile?

Verizon, Sprint and T-Mobile have their own share of 4G smartphones ready for release. Verizon has announced its 4G smartphone HTC Thunderbolt, the successor of Droid Incredible and Motorola Droid Bionic 4G, while Sprint showcased their HTC EVO Shift and T-Mobile had their share with Motorola Cliq 2, the successor of the Cliq XT which was launched last year. Also AT&T will get HTC Inspire 4G and Motorola ATRIX 4G.

Android beats Apple iPhone in US market share

The warring cults of Apple and Android could make Internet noisier now as data has shown that Google's Android-based smartphones have overtaken Apple iPhone during the quarter ending in November last year.

BlackBerry maker to block porn in Indonesia

Research In Motion said on Monday it will filter pornographic Internet content for its BlackBerry smartphone users in Indonesia, following government pressure to restrict access to porn sites or face its browsing service being shut down.

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Blackberry maker says will filter porn to meet Indonesia rules

Research In Motion said on Monday it will filter pornographic internet content for its Blackberry smartphone users in Indonesia, following government pressure to stop access to porn sites or face its browsing service being shut down.

Salesman displays an Apple iPad during its launch in Brussels

Halt any iPad buy plan; Apple's iPad 2 could arrive in weeks

Kevin Rose, founder of Digg and tech blogger, has written in his blog that the much-awaited iPad 2 could hit stores in two-to-three weeks, probably on the first day of the next month.

Nintendo to ship 1.5 million 3DS in Japan: report

Nintendo Co plans to ship about 1.5 million units of the 3D-capable handheld game players in Japan in the first month after its launch on February 26, President Satoru Iwata said in an interview with the Nikkei business daily published on Monday.

Firefox dethrones Microsoft internet explorer in Europe

Mozilla's Firefox has replaced Microsoft's Internet Explorer as the most popular web browser in Europe, according to StatCounter, a market-research firm.

Facebook Shutdown Hoax Lights Up Internet

With rumours that Mark Zuckerberg has announced closure of the site, thousands are scurrying for answers on internet. Google Trends, Twitter and Yahoo Answers has been set on fire with the questions 'Is Facebook shutting down?'.

Verizon Wireless to unveil iPhone Tuesday: source

Verizon Wireless, the top U.S. mobile provider, plans on Tuesday to unveil a version of the Apple Inc iPhone for its service and will kick off sales of the device a few weeks later, a source told Reuters.

Aibelieve Makes Smartphones Into Game Controls

Most smartphones now come equipped with accelerometers to check their orientations and their spped in any direction; so there was no inherent reason a phone couldn't be a Wii-like controller.

Shapeways Prints Your Design In 3D

A company prints user-submitted designs on small-scale 3D printers.

Earnings to set tone, upside may be limited

Investors head into next week on the defensive as the potential for U.S. equity gains could be limited even if earnings begin on a strong note.

OnLive Brings Cloud-Based Gaming Direct To Consumer

The gaming platform will be available directly on Vizio TVs.

Verizon to carry iPhone: source

Verizon Wireless will sell the iPhone, the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday, citing a person familiar with the matter.

CES: Sex And The Social Gamer

Social gaming is getting a little more risqué at Big Ego Games, a San Francisco-based developer that is trying to monetize the desire of lots of lonely gamers to interact with pretty girls. But the company wants to keep it PG.

Copia Expands With Windows 7, Android

Copia, the social media-based eReading platform, announced recently it will be available as a touch-optimized, pre-loaded application on all upcoming Windows 7 tablets.

Will the iPhone be invited to Verizon event?

Will Verizon finally reveal plans to carry Apple's iPhone?

Flash Here To Stay On Tablets, Smartphones

Apple's CEO Steve Jobs may think Flash isn't necessary, but the rest of the industry begs to differ.

FCC eyes broadcast spectrum auction as soon as 2012

The U.S. government could put more wireless airwaves on the market as early as a year from now if lawmakers give the country's telecom regulator authority to give broadcasters part of the proceeds.

Growing pains, hiccups greet tech's old guard

Nvidia Chief Executive Jen-Hsun Huang learned firsthand how pervasive -- and demanding -- mobile devices can be.

Amazon cloud can help hack WiFi networks: expert

A security researcher says he has figured out a quick and inexpensive way to break a commonly used form of password protection for wireless networks using powerful computers that anybody can lease from Amazon.com Inc over the Web.

A sea of tablets at CES, but no iPad-killer

It was easier to find a tablet this week in Las Vegas than a taxi.

Lenovo sets expectations for tablet market

Lenovo Group Ltd, which is making a concerted push into tablets, said it expects the devices to see good growth but still eventually only make up a fraction of the broader personal computer market.

A sea of tablets, no iPad-killer

It was easier to find a tablet this week in Las Vegas than a taxi.

Lady Gaga Unveils Polaroid's Camera Sunglasses

Yesterday Polaroid released the new range of products, the GL10 Instant Mobile Printer, GL30 Instant Digital Camera and the GL20 Camera Glasses.

Dell Unveils Streak Tablet With T-Mobile

Dell’s new 7-inch tablet would have to show its worth among other 7-inch tablets that are already gaining a foothold in the tablet PC world. Dell Streak 7 has to face off with Samsung Galaxy Tab, BlackBerry Playbook, Archos 70, ViewSonic ViewPad 7 and OpenPeak’s Open Tablet 7.

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