Sales of the BlackBerry Bold powerhouse email mobile have been stopped in Japan after complaints of keypads overheating. Somebody sending too many emails? All the details after the jump.
February, 2009
Amazon’s Kindle e-reader will have a brand new rival: Hearst Corporation, one of the biggest magazine publishers in the world, is prepping its own wireless e-reader that’ll download magazines like Cosmopolitan and Esquire over the air.
VMWare has been showing off technology that could make it possible for mobile phones to run multiple operating systems at the same time. It’ll mean you can run any app, regardless of the OS it needs, on any phone!
A super-thin Eee PC to rival the MacBook Air will be launching as soon as April. Dubbed the Eee PC Shell, the super-thin Asus Eee PC could debut as soon as CeBIT next week. Find out what we know after the jump.
Apple iPhone applications on the App Store went from 500 to over 15,000 in the first six months. And the Apple iPhone has become the handheld console of choice for casual game developers and consumers.
So what’s the catch? With so many iPhone games to choose from, Apple’s iPhone honcho Eric Jue has admitted “it’s a little bit harder to find” the good ones. Understatement alert. Does Apple have a plan to fix it? Find out after the jump.