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After a short launch delay in the US of A, it appears that the Dell Streak is finally ready to make its stateside debut starting August 13th. Read on past the break for more info.

As you read above, you’ll be able to get your very own Streak in just a few short days. Of course, [...]

Meet the HP eStation Zeen. It’s a tablet. But not the fabled Windows 7 tablet– that’s a whole nother story.
No, according to early FCC filings, this tablet is supposedly running everybody’s favorite, Google Android–interestingly, not webOS (more on that in a sec).
The Zeen’s “hook” is that can plug into a printer and act as the printer’s controller [...]

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 [...]

I’m impressed: it takes some serious guts to stand up and say: “Hey, we screwed up.” Not: “Hey, there’s nothing wrong with our phones but take a free bumper.”
All jokes aside, you deserve some kudos, Verizon and Motorola.
According to both parties, one tenth of one percent (so .1%) of Droid X users are experiencing screen [...]

Remember those awesome iPhone 4 versus EVO 4G videos that took the internet by surprise? You know, the ones that were so racy that a Best Buy employee almost got fired? The ones that made this Best Buy employee rethink his career path? Well, the whole situation just got a lot more interesting.

Earlier today, Paramount Pictures (you [...]

HP, that big ‘ol company that just bought Palm, has acquired yet another company: Melodeo.  Melodeo is the creator of nuTsie (yes, that is an iTunes anagram), an interesting personal radio service.  As the webOS and Palm fan that I am, I can’t help but recognize the power this deal has over the webOS desktop-to-mobile [...]

Swype, a new technology that has emerged from the ashes that were T9 typing, looks very promising.
Swype makes touch-screen typing rather easy by using a seemingly advanced technology that we won’t get into. But essentially, using Swype allows you to simply drag your finger from one letter to the next without picking it up, removing [...]

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 [...]

For a phone called Evo (for evolution), an ad that talks up all of mankind’s achievements (until now of course) seems like a pretty good idea.
There’s not much more to this story other than the ensuing YouTube video, but it’s pretty cool, so you should check it out, after the break.

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 [...]

Two days ago, at the I/O Developers’ Event in San Francisco, Google announced the latest and greatest from Mountain View; not only did the company introduce Android version 2.2 (a.k.a. “Froyo”) to the masses, but it also made Google TV official.
It makes sense why Google wants in on the television market: 4 billion people watch [...]