Archives for February, 2008
T-Mobile USA reportedly wants to build a new wireless network in Canada, a potential return of sorts for the U.S. provider to the country ...
The BlackBerry and iPhone makers are squaring off and will continue to do so for the foreseeable future. But there is far too much being ...
Some of Microsoft's Web-based and IM services were rendered inoperable yesterday, forcing many office workers and friends to (horror of horrors) pick up the ...
To no one's surprise, Rogers won't follow the lead of its U.S. counterparts and offer all-you-can-eat wireless plans. But that doesn't mean prices ...
The overwhelming response to my post yesterday about the seemingly endless stream of Apple product launches was surprising to say the least. This here ...
The BlackBerry maker upped its subscriber forecast this morning, a day after some of the company's popular devices were rendered useless on the East ...
It's a factor Apple has cited as a potential stumbling block to future success. No, it's not Microsoft or any of the large ...
The inevitable happened yesterday when T-Mobile and AT&T introduced unlimited calling and messaging plans to match those of rival Verizon's. Earlier this week, Verizon introduced its ...
God Bless America. Verizon Wireless, not known for its innovative marketing or sales efforts, is offering a series of unlimited (and we do ...
It happens a lot. One technology company sues another firm for patent infringement, with hopes of reaching a large settlement that will help it ...
UPDATE: Toshiba is set to pull the plug on its HD DVD business early this week, five years after it began a format battle with ...
Google surprised itself and others this week when the search giant said it has seen 50 times more search requests from Apple's iPhone than ...
This being Valentine's Day, Palm has decided to give the world the gift of uptime. The struggling handset maker is uh, trying ...
The latest BlackBerry outage, which lasted for three hours on Monday, has been officially blamed on a software upgrade. RIM said that millions were left ...
No the search king isn't going Terminator on us. Google, however, and its partners are taking on Verizon Wireless and other lumbering giants in the ...
With apologies to Peter King of Sports Illustrated (who writes a fantastic football column called Monday Morning QB for si.com) here are 5 things ...
Yahoo officially turned down Microsoft's US$31 a share offer as expected this morning, with some reports suggesting the Web services company is ...
At least one source says that Apple will drop the prices of both the iPod Touch and iPhone lines by US$100 in the coming ...
As predicted here yesterday, Yahoo is readying itself to reject Microsoft's US$31-a-share takeover offer. Yahoo, to no one's surprise, believes the offer "massively undervalues" the ...
It was supposed to be a fun and cheap way for people to make cell phone calls, even an alternative for consumers to the ...
My good friend and fellow blogger Mark Evans will make a TV appearance on TVO's The Agenda tonight at 8PM. The show will be rebroadcast ...
Today is D-Day for Yahoo! The Web services company is apparently going to let us know whether Microsoft's US$44.6-billion takeover offer announced last week ...
Google introduced its online suite of productivity software today, quashing remaining doubts it's not a Microsoft competitor. Another product launch from the Net search king would ...
Another knock against Hotmail, er, Windows Live Mail
Posted by Kevin Restivo on Friday, February 29, 2008 at 2:07 am. 3 Comments.
Turns out Hotmail hasn't even been useful to spammers the past two days. Microsoft's Web-based e-mail service, which is most useful for collecting unwanted e-mail ...
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