Nokia assists travelers with TripAdvisor partnership

Nokia users looking to explore the world now have a unique tool at their disposal thanks to a newly announced partnership between the mobility giant and the popular online travel service, TripAdvisor.

Verizon smartphones use more data than iPhones, study

A forthcoming study from wireless billing vendor Validas examines the effect the proliferation of smartphones has had on wireless data usage. Jim Squires investigates.

Netflix streaming service comes to Canada this fall

Canadians will be able to access subscription-based movie streaming service Netflix this fall. This is a big deal.

Verizon kicks KIN to the kurb

Microsoft KIN was a pair of social networking mobile clunkers from day one, dead by day 40. Verizon has officially noticed.

Survey finds parents have bad texting habits, too

A recent survey conducted by TRU Research and sponsored by LG mobile phones reveals bad texting habits normally associated with teenagers can be just as common with their parents.

Rubber baby iPhone bumpers, iPhone 4 still rolling out

Apple CEO Steve Jobs recently discussed iPhone 4 antenna reception issues, and mentioned that despite its problems, the tarnished call-dropper will be coming to 17 more countries, including Australia, Canada and a good chunk of western Europe.

RIM Fires back, Nokia and HTC retort, Apple out of line

Steve Jobs recently tried to claim that antenna problems on the iPhone 4 were not unique to Apple's latest wunderthing/disaster. RIM, Nokia and HTC beg to differ.

Ongame Network presents new poker business model

Ongame Network has released a new poker business model that looks to change the online poker industry's aging business model forever with style of play and relative performance factored into online gambling.

N210 Netbook

A netbook boasting more battery life and less screen glare than anything in its class, there's little not to like about the N210.

Google Android climbs the Smartphone market share charts

comScore releases latest sales stats for the mobile subscriber market, shows RIM still rules, Google Android gaining traction, Apple slipping.