Blackberry and Samsung tease us with previews of Superbowl Ads
Samsung and BlackBerry have released only short teasers of their upcoming Superbowl ads, hoping to garner interest and curiosity among viewers.
Joshua Sherman
Joshua Sherman is a contributor for Digital Trends who writes about all things mobile from Apple to Zynga. Josh pulls his knowledge from years of experience using smartphones and tablets of all shapes and sizes, and has had his content featured on other top sites like MakeUseOf. Josh is a student at Vassar College.
iPad still dominates tablet sales, but Android makes some inroads
IDC has released its report on the state of the tablet market, and it's showing some surprising growth for some companies, as well as stagnation for others.
BlackBerry Apocalypse: 5 last-ditch options if BB 10 bombs
BlackBerry 10 is out in the wild, but doesn't mean it will succeed. What can BlackBerry do if BB 10 fails?
Pantech shows off 5.9-inch full HD ‘smartphone,’ bigger pockets sold separately
Pantech has announced a new 5.9-inch smartphone with a 1080p display, hoping it will fit in a market with more and more phablets.
Sprint gets some Torque and adds LTE coverage
Sprint has announced that it's launching a new, rugged, LTE smartphone, as well as additional LTE coverage
Kindle leads Android tablet market, but the Nexus 7 is gaining speed
Localytics has released a report detailing the market share of Android tablets in the United States,and Amazon's Kindle Fire is enjoying an impressive lead.
Google sends FCC request to build “experimental radio network”
Google has requested FCC permission to build an "experimental radio network," but is it worth getting hyped about?
Bigger iPhone in 2013? Never mind! Digitimes retracts claim of bigger-screened device in 2013
DigiTimes retracted its report that Apple was releasing a 5-inch iPhone this year, but that doesn't mean it may not ever come.
What is an ‘Uncarrier’? We ask T-Mobile’s Chief Marketing Officer, Mike Sievert
T-Mobile’s new Chief Marketing Officer Mike Sievert tells us how the carrier plans to change the wireless market through its defiant “Uncarrier” philosophy.
AT&T to buy remaining Alltel assets for $780 million
AT&T has announced its intention to buy the remaining assets of Alltel for $780 million, ending four years of acquisitions for the former carrier.
Nokia releases free case designs you print yourself – 3D printer sold separately
In a fun nod to the emerging geek community around 3D printing, Nokia has released the 3D specs for its Lumia 820 shell, allowing anyone with the right tools to create a 3D case for their phone.
iPad sales may be slipping as demand shifts to iPad Mini (or Android)
iPad production rates are down. Is the full-size Apple tablet in trouble?
Kobo touts millions of e-reader sales in 2012, despite lack of exposure
You may have never heard of Kobo, but last year it sold millions of e-readers and it plans for yet another successful year of sales and performance on the horizon.
Simple app released for Android – part banking app, part banking assistant
Simple, the exclusive invitation-only bank that claims to help you spend better, has just released a beautiful new native app for Android.
Asus skips CES, announces $150 MeMo Pad tablet
ASUS is launching a 150-dollar tablet for emerging markets and frugal customers everywhere, but is it worth the investment compared to other low-cost tablets?