Now that the information regarding LTE-capable Windows Phone handsets coming to the United States is out of the bag, new questions are arising from the, admittedly scant, information. Primarily: If...

Read More: If the Nokia Ace is coming to AT&T, what happened to that LTE Lumia 800?

Prelude (Andante): Pow! There it goes. Well, almost - I mean - 2011. And - Wow! What a year. Let's make 2012 even better. Like that. Pow-wow. It has come to the timeBeyond the approx. 13.7 billion years BBB (Beyond Big Bang) To look back on the last twelve lunar orbits in 2011To see what can be the first inputTo the next earthly orbit 2012Pow-Wow!Let the party begin!Yes. Ok, so with that Prelude, I have thus attempted to invoke the spirit of a PO [...]

Read More: Towards a Flow Society In Full – An Ode To The Past and Coming

Tens of thousands of ProBlogger readers have completed the popular 31 Days to Build a Better Blog challenge and next week we're taking it to a new level with the release of the 2nd edition eBook. 31DBBB – the Story So Far Back on 30 July 2005 I had a crazy idea – what if [...]

Read More: 2nd Edition of 31 Days to Build a Better Blog – Coming Next Week

Today T-Mobile announced the release date for the HTC Radar Windows Phone in the United States, promising to bring the handset to market on the second of November. That will...

Read More: HTC’s Radar coming to the US via T-Mobile on November 2nd

Just a year ago when people mentioned social games, it was a synonym for Facebook games. Fast forward today, Viximo's latest report entitled ‘Beyond Facebook' claims that all the other social networks, that comprise 70 percent of social networking traffic in the world, bring in more gaming revenue combined. More after the jump.

Read More: Is The Majority of Social Gaming Revenue Coming From Outside Facebook? Report Says Yes.

So, iPhone 4S preorders are live and you are now able to get your order in for an October 14 delivery. With Verizon, AT&T and Sprint all offering differing plans for the new handset, many U.S iPhone owners will have been watching closely to see when Apple would make an unlocked version of the iPhone [...]

Read More: Unlocked Apple iPhone 4S coming to U.S in November

So, iPhone 4S preorders are live and you are now able to get your order in for an October 14 delivery. With Verizon, AT&T and Sprint all offering differing plans...

Read More: Unlocked Apple iPhone 4S coming to U.S in November

Adobe hit a home run with its free drawing utility launched along with the original iPad in April 2010. However, it did not see to do much beyond release utility type apps for the iPad since then. It looks like this is about to change. Adobe announced, but has not yet released, a set of sophisticated apps for Android tablets and the iPad in the near future.Adobe Touch Apps familyEach of the apps is priced at $9.99 except for Adobe Ideas for iOS ($5.99).Adobe Photoshop Touch: Transform images fre [...]

Read More: Adobe Photoshop Touch Coming to Android Tablets Soon & the iPad in 2012

According to All Facebook, Facebook is making changes fast and furiously. Much like the Birthday tweak we noticed, Facebook is not announcing these changes necessarily, but it's very interesting to...

Read More: Facebook changes coming fast and furiously, Company pages now say who has worked there

With so much attention and speculation being focused on the possible new iPhone model or models next week, it is easy to forget that people who currently own an iPhone 3GS or 4, iPod touch 3rd or 4th generation or iPad 1 or 2 are going to get a lot of benefit out of the iOS 5 update that should ship very soon as an Over The Air (OTA) update.


Read More: New iPhone to be Announced on Oct. 4? Don’t Forget iOS 5 is Coming to Current iOS Devices Too

YouTube has big plans for 2012.  According to The Wall Street Journal, they’ll be getting into the regularly scheduled programming biz, launching at least a dozen new curated channels with regularly scheduled content spanning themes from fashion to sports and everything in between.


Read More: Regularly Scheduled Programming Coming To YouTube In 2012

Coming soon, to a Facebook page near you, it's Vevo. Yes, that Vevo, the one that has overtaken so many of the "official" music videos on YouTube is launching an application for artists to use on their Facebook pages according to the LA Times.The company, which is a joint venture of Universal Music Group, Sony Music Entertainment and YouTube-parent Google, has been dominating artist pages on YouTube for some time and now it appears to have cracked the Facebook wall. The app is designed to allow [...]

Read More: Vevo is coming to Facebook, which means Google could be inside too

Photo sharing app Instagram is one of the major success stories from the app world, notching up a cool million downloads within three months of launch in October 2010. Today it has over 9m registered users and well over 10m downloads under its belt, despite only being available on the Apple App Store.Sometimes an app is just so sweet, you can't help but keep talking about it, even indirectly. For example, we've covered Web-based alternatives to Instagram, put Instagram up against PicPlz, looked [...]

Read More: Kevin Systrom on Instagram's meteoric rise…and when IS it coming to ...

Some of you may have noticed there's a slight change on Facebook that appeared yesterday. The search bar at the top is now locked and stays with you as you scroll down the page. Before, the search bar just stayed at the top and you didn't see it as you scrolled down. The change keeps ...

Read More: Does Facebook’s New Locked Search Bar Signal a New Design is Coming?

It’s a pretty wild question, given the tenor of recent news coverage. Former employees of companies still private, such as Facebook, have been moving to the likes of SecondMarket and SharesPost for some early liquidity. Many CEOs, including Mark Zuckerberg, are said to be showing patience, instead of rushing to ring the opening bell. Yet, this might not be characteristic of the tech sector as a whole. The recent wave of S-1 filings might indicate that something else is amiss.

Read More: Are Tech IPOs Coming Too Soon?

Google has released a preview version of Android programming plug-in that will allow developers to create Android applications for Google TV devices. The new tool will enable developers to test their existing Android apps in a big TV screen environment or port them to run over Google TV. Another option will be to create specific apps for Google TV.

Read More: Customized Android Apps Coming To GoogleTV

I've been on a little bit of a Klout kick lately, which you may have noticed if you follow me on Twitter. As more brands start taking notice of your Klout score, I want to make sure I am ahead of or at least even with the game. Klout isn't showing any signs of slowing ...

Read More: Klout Now Integrates a Total of 10 Social Networks, More Coming

Spinlet, a provider of innovative, cloud-based music distribution and storage applications is setting up offices in California's Silicon Valley this month. The company will be moving its senior management team from London and Tampere, Finland to the global high tech hub.


Read More: Spinlet Coming to America This Month

Soon Facebook will be expanding its Chat product with video calling functionality, powered by Skype. It won't support group video calling, though, at least not at first, and we haven't heard anything about support on mobile phones so far.

Next week, Tinychat will submit a group video chat application that will work on both iOS devices and desktop browsers, and supports video chat sessions of up to 12 people at the same time.

Read More: Coming Soon: Tinychat’s 12-Way Group Video Chat App For Facebook

Soon Facebook will be expanding its Chat product with video calling functionality, powered by Skype. It won't support group video calling, though, at least not at first, and we haven't heard anything about support on mobile phones so far.

Next week, Tinychat will submit a group video chat application that will work on both iOS devices and desktop browsers, and support video chat sessions of up to 12 people at the same time.

Read More: Coming Soon: Tinychat’s 12-Way Group Video Chat App For Facebook