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AT&T’s U-Verse app for Windows Phone 7 is fairly snazzy. It’s got a full programming guide with DVR remote controls, and you can also download shows to watch later (no streaming yet, boo). More »
One of BGR’s sources reports that the Galaxy Tab will launch on US carrier Sprint on November 14 for $US400 on-contract and $US600 full price. More »
Like dogs, smartphones grow to reflect their owners – if those owners are savvy enough. Sprint’s new Sprint ID service offers users its American customers curated “packs” of apps, widgets and themes – from employers, brands, sports teams and more – for simple smartphone personalisation. More »
At Logitech’s Google TV event, they’re “allowed to tell” us that Google and Hulu are in the middle of negotiations right now to bring Hulu to Google TV. Wooo.
Either America’s obesity problem is just as bad as they say or CostCo knows something we don’t, because the aircraft carrier-scaled big box store is now offering enough (horrifying) food to last you a year for a cool $US800. More »
Back when the Netflix app for iPhone became available, there were complaints that the gay and lesbian category was missing. With Apple TV deliveries trickling in, there are reports that the Netflix service there isn’t displaying the category either. More »
The newest myTouch iteration goes balls out with video: video chat over Wi-Fi and T-Mobile’s HSPA+ network with a front-facing camera and 720p video recording with the rear camera – shared wirelessly with any DLNA-compatible screen. More »
