Sprint to Cap Hotspot Data Plans Starting October 2

From DailyTech: Sprint is the third-place wireless carrier in the U.S. and has been hemorrhaging customers as many of them defect to AT&T or Verizon. One of the things that Sprint has always had in its favor was the fact that its pans were still unlimited whereas other carriers...

Windows 8 to tap heavily into Windows Live

From CNET News.com: Windows 8 will let users more easily and seemlessly bridge the gap between online and offline by directly tapping into Microsoft's Windows Live service.

In an Inside Windows Live blog posted yesterday, Chris Jones, vice president for Windows Live engineering...

Mozilla Mulls a 5-Week Firefox Release Cycle

From : Mozilla's new six-week release cycle for its Firefox browser has caused plenty of controversy since it was implemented earlier this year, but there could be more still to come.

In a recent thread on a developer mailing list, those involved in the effort have been pondering...

Sony's No-Sue Defense: AT&T Got Away with It, So We Can Too

From PC World: Sony, Sony, Sony...so your defense for sticking a "you can't sue us if you want to use us" clause in your PlayStation Network terms and conditions is essentially "AT&T got away with it, so we can, too?" This is what we get, people. Shame on us, because this is what we...

Schmidt avoids a Gates-like disaster in DC

From CNET News.com: Eric Schmidt cut a confident figure today prior to his testimony before U.S. lawmakers, who later appeared determined to find out if Google abuses its supremacy on the Web.

The Google chairman glided into court smiling, sat at the witness table, and began staring...

Report: iPhone 5 Launch Set for October 4 at Exclusive Apple Event

From DailyTech: Apple, Inc. is, according to All Things Digital, preparing to hold an exclusive event on October 4, 2011 to launch the fifth generation iPhone and the final build of iOS 5. New chief executive Tim Cook is expected to announce the product.

Given Mr. Cook's shy public...

Nikon 1 System Debuts with J1, V1 Interchangeable Lens Cameras

From DailyTech: Nikon has announced a new camera system that is called the “Nikon 1” system and includes J1 and the V1. There is also a new family of lenses and accessories for the cameras. Nikon claims that the new camera system was built from the ground up to allow the user to...

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