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Thanks to the folks over at Google, you and I can officially make calls from our computers to mobile phones (and landlines too)… for free!
Three days ago, Google launched its newest service via Gmail’s webclient. It allows you to make and receive calls to and from the US and Canada. To make calls, you use [...]

Earlier this month, on August 9th, Verizon and Google held a joint press conference o discuss net neutrality, an issue that’s becoming more and more pressing. In a nutshell, net neutrality deals with the openness and availability of the internet– in a “perfect world” there shouldn’t be internet discrimination; access should be equal for all users. [...]

There’s a timeless saying that pictures are worth a thousands words. Another favorite of mine (albeit it’s slightly newer) is the one that says infographics are wortha hundred million words. OK, so maybe I made up that last one. But regardless, infographics are a great and easy way to learn.
The infographic below takes a comprehensive [...]

Google Voice is now available to the masses meaning you no longer need an invite. So anybody who needs a phone number to connect all their phone numbers for a low-price cost of free, it looks like you’re in luck.
Although, I didn’t have a problem sending into Google asking for an invite the day Google [...]

So, you’ve got an Android phone with some awesome games like Titres and some basic apps like Facebook and Yellow Pages– nice!
I imagine you’re having fun texting, making calls, and doing basic stuff but you need to know that your glorified phone has a plethora of potential.
The looming question of the hour: how can you access [...]

If you aren’t familiar with Matias Duarte, that’s fine; he’s not exactly a household name. But, if you’re a Palm fanboy or you had the chance to catch Palm’s announcement of webOS at CES last year, chances are you’ve seen him before. Duarte, who was previously in charge of UI design for webOS, revealed webOS [...]

Remember when Google announced the Nexus One (N1)? Do you recall that it was the fastest, most powerful Android phone available? Google fanboys exclaimed that it was “the first superphone ever!“ And then Google explained to the world that it would sell the phone exclusively online (http://www.google.com/phone)?
Well, in retrospect, it’s safe to say that the plan [...]

Both the Wall Street Journal and Bloomberg took a break from their coverage of the British election to confirm that the Google tablet, which the New York Times first reported on just a short month ago, is in fact real. We don’t know much about the device at the moment except that a few Verizon executives confirmed [...]

Get your wallets ready, ladies and gentlemen, because the HTC EVO 4G goes on sale in just three weeks!
The phone, the first “superphone” so to speak, will be the only phone capable of handling 4G voice and data when it hits the market (WiMAX); additionally, the device will have a 1GHz processor, front facing camera [...]

I can’t seem to figure out what was so special about last week– regardless, there had to have been a spark.
In addition to HP announcing that they’re acquiring Palm and canceling the Slate, Microsoft canceling the Courier tablet project, Steve Jobs writing an open letter to Adobe, Ubuntu releasing version 10.04, Verizon launching the Droid [...]

It seems things have taken a turn for the worst for Apple, just days after announcing stellar iPad sales.
What seems to be the problem, you ask?  Well, there’s this little company called Adobe, heard of them? To make it short and sweet, the people over at Adobe wanted developers around the world to be able [...]