When Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer said that "there's no chance that the iPhone is going to get any significant market share," no one would have imagined that Redmond-based compay would lend a hand one day --like now. continued »

Can you honestly compare a knock off to the real deal - iPhone? I don't think so. Meizu has another thing coming if they think Apple is going to sit around let the MiniOne go on sale. Meizu, you got another thing coming...if you think you can get away with this. You've been warned. A few comparing ... continued »

Looks like Microsoft have decided they've had enough of hearing that the iPhone has "killed" traditional touchscreens.  Earlier this week, Microsoft software test engineer Hilton Locke spilt a tidbit about Windows Mobile 7, the follow-up to Vista: "If you are impressed by the "touch features" in the iPhone, you'll be blown away by what's coming in Windows 7" Hilton Locke, TabBlogger It ... continued »

Brier Dudley was fortunate enough to get some face time with AT&T's Glenn Lurie. Glenn is one of the big players in the deal between Apple and AT&T regarding the iPhone. They covered many of the usual topics including price, subsidization and features. Glen was unable to comment on most of the good stuff, but he did talk about his favorite ... continued »

May 30th is a day we’ll never forget when Steve Jobs and Bill Gates share the same stage to talk about tech at the WSJ’s D5: All Things Digital Conference.  The lucky folks sitting between these two giants are WSJ’s Walt Mossberg and Kara Swisher. The event is currently sold out.  If you plan on crashing the party, drop by California’s ... continued »