Cody Taylor

AT&T may shock and surprise most of us as well as their competitors and charge much less than initially expected for an iPhone tethering plan. Additionally, sources report that there is much buzz surrounding iPhone tethering internally at AT&T.

Phone games are interesting because of the App Store… most people will download them, play them for a few hours (or minutes), and never think twice about opening them again. Is this due to the App Store’s “candy-esque” display of applications, or is it that some apps don’t possess a high replay quality? Anyway, here are 6 apps that don’t get old.

The “best ever” anything label is always one that kind of irks me. Most things either haven’t been around long enough, or are just too subjective to pick a clear “best ever.” Whether it’s the best guitar player ever, best painter ever, or best video game ever, usually the “winner” is hotly disputed. That’s why I was somewhat skeptical when I saw a

After the column ran and his problem was resolved — Howard tallied up the expenses and sent One Communications a bill. For ,481.16. And the company agreed to pay it.

Mono, an open source implementation of the .NET runtime, is being used to build games for the iPhone and Wii. Ars looks at how static compilation has made it possible for Mono applications to meet Apple’s requirements for inclusion in the App Store.

There are a lot of lies, misconceptions, half truths, and completely WRONG statements out there to make people think many different things about the anime industry. Thanks to your self labeled Weeaboo, Otaku, Fanboys, Moe Fans, whatever you want to call them, information tends to get passed on ear to ear, and much like a badly played phone game, th

ZDNet reports that the iPhone 3.0 firmware will support quad-core processors in an upcoming iPhone hardware revision. While Apple has not yet detailed iPhone 3.0 firmware, MacRumors has independently heard from a reliable source of this same multi-core support in the 3.0 firmware which should accompany the next iPhone.

An anonymous reader writes “Verizon Wireless will forge a deal with Microsoft to include the software giant’s Live Search on its mobile phones, giving Microsoft a victory over rival Google and ending a months-long dance toward the partnership. Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer will announce the deal in his keynote address at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.” InfoWorld notes that Microsoft is rumored to be changing the name of its Live Search service to Kumo , which is Japanese for “cloud.”

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Here’s a long preview of the Palm Pre, the phone that’s making Palm actually worth your consideration again.