By Jane Gracielo, on February 25th, 2011% 
In what appears to be increasing pressure among the two big internets, Google has changed the Facebook app for Android phones, the BBC reports.
The BBC said that information to the app will take away all of a user’s Facebook links from their Android address book. Google informed the British news outlet it is forcing the social system to fulfill with its data-sharing system
Previous to this, consumers could bring in their Facebook contacts into their address book of the phone, but all the information could not be exported from the gadget and in its place stayed . . . → Read More: Google Gets Rid of Facebook Contact Data on Phones
By Maria Joyce Cabilao, on February 25th, 2011% 
Most people still favor of tablet of Apple above every further related gadget while we still wait for the Motorola Xoom to confirm itself against iPad. According to current research conducted by the mobile VoIP Company REbtel, U.S. immigrants are not exempted to the rule.
Rebtel gathered 1,340 responses from immigrants living in the United States, which symbolize a customer section of about 38 million customers. Consequences recommend 13% of these people presently have a tablet gadget, the number that translates in about five million Americans.
The following are the results of the survey of . . . → Read More: Apple iPad Still Stands Out as US Immigrants’ Choice
By Maria Joyce Cabilao, on February 24th, 2011% 
We read articles stating that Apple will be postponing the statement and the ultimate release of both the iPhone 5 and iPad 2. The information concerning the next-generation iPad 2 and iPhone 5 postponement was first posted by Bloomberg and Reuters later than a supposed-to-be supplier of Apple from Asia recommended that production restricted access at Foxconn will put the iPad 2 from April which is the release date to June and the iPhone 5 will be hit from its yearly revive cycle in June to September.
Apple will make the . . . → Read More: Release of iPhone 5 and iPad 2 by Apple, Not Delayed
By Jharma Mulchandani, on February 24th, 2011% 
You most perhaps learned by now that Microsoft has ongoing pushing out a first Windows Phone 7 update, a requirement if you will for the forthcoming No Do to be out in March even if you are not a Windows Phone 7 user. You almost certainly also listened to that there were some issues concerned and Microsoft has made its posture public on the first ever Windows Phone 7 patch even out procedure.
90% of the people who really acquired the update announcement and started the procedure have managed to conclude it with victory, according to Microsoft. 90% is . . . → Read More: 5% of the Windows Phone 7, Where Did They Go?
By Jane Gracielo, on February 24th, 2011% 
It appears that the plan of ‘stalking’ their crush on Facebook has worked for millions; however, the company has to close the application.
The social networking giant dragged the plug on the application that permitted users to choose “friends” whose connection standing they desired to intimately monitor or follow, depending on your description.
The app, which had more than three million users, worked by sending users an email whenever a “friend” changed their relationship status. On the other hand, the application was shut down.
The New York Daily News quoted the official Twitter account of the app . . . → Read More: Breakup Notifier App, Shut Down by Facebook
By Dora Tutor, on February 23rd, 2011% 
In the first glance at the HP TouchPad webOS tablet we were eager although that was hushed for the reason that we sensed it might be out in approximately six months. A latest report recommends that the webOS iPad challenger might be available in stores as early as April.
The company is getting ready to ramp up production of the HP TouchPad webOS tablet in the middle of March for an April release. The unidentified sources in the report that the company is anticipating to product four to five million of the iPad challengers.
. . . → Read More: HP TouchPad WebOS Tablet will be Released in April
By Imee Celine Lenoir, on February 23rd, 2011% 
The Japanese gaming titan has officially unveiled a software launch line-up that is composed of 18 games, having expectations to build up for the retail release of Nintendo’s groundbreaking glasses-free 3DS portable console.
The stereoscopic 3DS will be released on stores in the United States this coming March 27. It will be supported by first-party offerings like the aerial adventure Pilotwings Resort, pet stimulator Nintendogs + Cats, and submarine action title Steel Diver.
The entire first-party titles of Nintendo will price $39.99 USD each, over five dollars than the most expensive Nintendo DS game.
. . . → Read More: Software Line-Up for 3DS Launched by Nintendo
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