Three days into the week and the gadget news keeps piling up. In your daily dose of tech, better known as the US Update, we dish the scoops on the Skyfire for iOS sale, Motorola Xoom WiFi pricing, two new Warner Bros. movie apps and more.
iPhone and iPad owners looking to expand their web browsing capabilities, look no further than Skyfire. The highly-successful browser is now on sale until February 18, grab your copy today. Motorola chief executive Sanjay Jha has confirmed to Reuters, the Motorola Xoom WiFi + 3G model will be $799 and the WiFi only, $600.
Warner Bros. has released two new movie apps (The Dark Knight, Inception) allows streaming and download of both films from within the app. Is this the solution for getting around the iTunes movie restrictions? Apple is now the number one mobile PC vendor worldwide with 17.2 percent market share after shipping a reported 10.2 million units in Q4 2010. Can you guess who came in second?
Last up this morning is a leaked image of the Motorola Droid X 2, the successor to the Droid X. Unfortunately without a front-facing camera or 4G LTE support, it looks like the Droid Bionic will retain top honors as Motorola’s flagship CDMA handset.
That wraps up the latest and greatest in tech news for the morning. As always, I’m Nick Marshall and I’ll see you again tomorrow.
