If you recall, the Kindle e-reader recently became the major hit in its category. Kindle is produced by Amazon and, as such, it was the most sold product this year in their store. However, Kindle sales are pretty much limited to the United States because the device does not support wireless connection to the Kindle Store from anywhere else.

If you remember, AT&T banned VoIP software from the iPhones. This was very strange since it allowed this technology on its other phones. Well, good news! AT&T just announced that it now allows VoIP software for the iPhones and that it will not restrict it in any way. However, there is a little problem. AT&T is considering to allow Google Voice on the iPhone alongside Vonage, Skype, and other less popular applications. The problem is that Google Voice is not a VoIP app.

Well, it looks like today AT&T launched a direct attack against Google by filing a letter to the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). In this letter, the telecom giant asks FCC to look into alleged violations by Google’s voice aggregation service, Google Voice. If you are wondering what this Google Voice is, it is a service that allows its users to connect all phone numbers to a common number and manage everything from calls to messages through a website. Google claims to have the upper hand over the traditional, and widely spread landline phone networks.

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The last week of August was a busy time for Apple maybe because it was the silly season and all the journos and bloggers were on the holidays, and maybe because it was HOT, which seems like a funny time to release Snow Leopard.
Release it they did and boy oh boy, were we all excited, I threw it …

During iPhone OS 3.0 Beta 5 we wrote an article about how to enable tethering on your iPhone. With the release of OS 3.0 we feel the need to refresh this content.
While Tethering is an official feature of OS 3.0, it is not enabled by default. Here in the UK, o2 require users to purchase a ‘Bolt-on’ package of either …

We’ve been waiting for what seams like an age, but WWDC is finally here and boy was it worth it. Unfortunately we couldn’t make it to California, so we had to take advantage of multi-monitor setups, and just stream our hearts away; Text from MacRumours, Images from gdgt, Video from TWiT.
The anticiptation around the keynote was amazing as per usual. …

MMS and Tethering are built into the current betas of OS 3.0, and we have discovered how to access them.