From CNET News.com: Sprint Nextel continued to lose wireless subscribers in the first quarter of 2011 as it faced stiff competition from Verizon Wireless, which began selling the Apple iPhone in February. But the company improved its churn rate and narrowed its losses.
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From CNET News.com: Verizon Wireless planted a bigger flag in prepaid this week with the announcement of its new "Verizon Unleashed" plans. Though only available in Southern California and most of Florida for the time being, the plans offers unlimited services for $50 per month...

From DailyTech: Can't say we didn't see it coming. You could point to former Microsoft Executive Stephen Elop's appointment as Nokia's new CEO in September as the beginning of a major transition for the Finnish mobile manufacturer, but things had been in disarray for the struggling...

From X-bit Labs: ARM Holdings, a leading designer of low-power microprocessor technologies, said that it would try to persuade AMD to abandon its x86 everywhere strategy and adopt ARM architecture for ultra low-power designs for smartphones, tablets and other electronics of the kind...

From X-bit Labs: Solid-state drives (SSDs) offer substantial performance improvement, but their price-per-gigabyte is too high for mainstream or even enthusiast users. Intel Corp. reportedly plans to add a chipset technology into its Z68 core-logic that will attempt - for one more...

From InfoWorld: Google will allow companies to sign up users for its paid Apps for Business hosted collaboration and communication suite on a month-to-month basis, without having to commit them to an annual contract.

Called the Flexible Plan, this new option will become available...

From PC World: Verizon this morning acknowledged that its 4G LTE network was not working for users across the U.S. after reports trickled in overnight about a nationwide outage.

In an update posted through its official Twitter account, Verizon Wireless acknowledged that it was...

From CNET News.com: Sony acknowledged today that the personal information of its PlayStation Network customers has been compromised.

The company posted an update on its blog today warning its more than 70 million customers that their personal information, including customer names...

From DailyTech: MySpace was one the most popular social network on the internet, but as it failed to continue to evolve and thrive in an increasingly more “social” world. It was replaced by newcomer Facebook years ago as the most popular social network online. Facebook now has...

From DailyTech: Most of the major companies that were in the computer memory market have also jumped into the flash drive and SSD market. The SSD market has a lot of competition today and prices are coming down as storage capacities are going up.

Crucial is one of the firms that has...