New BlackBerries leaked, BBM fans rejoice in fanfare

Research in Motion has always stuck to their own thing, updating their devices based on how well previous models sold. If not, why else would we see several hundred reiterations of the Bold and Curve? This time those crazy Canadians are at it again, with three recently leaked devices: The Dakota, the Apollo, and the BlackBerry Torch 2. — More details after the break!

Leak - Motorola Atrix 4G due to hit AT&T on March 1st

Motorola made a substantial splash at the recently concluded Consumer Electronics Show, announcing a smartphone the likes the world has never seen before. And whilst the company received nothing but praise from the international press, there was one looming question: when would it launch? Well, thanks to an internal slip obtained by Android Central, all fingers point to an AT&T launch on March 1st.

HP's Todd Bradley teases iPad competitor

At some point or another we’ve all fallen victim to webOS’ illustrious design, its beautiful clean lines, and its dead simple yet intuitive way of getting tasks done, but now we’re hopefully about to see a tablet with everything that’s turned Palm’s plucky little OS into the next mythical giant of the mobile computing world. — More after the break!

Apple releases iOS 4.3 for developers, brings slew of new features in the process

If you happen to own an iPad then you’re definitely going to be salivating over what’s on offer in Apple’s latest build of iOS 4. Earlier this morning, iOS 4.3 beta was released to developers and well, there’s quite a bit of added functionality in this build. — More details after the break!

Nexus S unites with MeeGo and Ubuntu through unholy matrimony

My oh my, what have we here? A flagship Google device canoodling with a joint Intel Nokia venture, and another open source Linux based operating system? Hmm, well hasn’t someone been a busy little handset. First up, a Nexus S running MeeGo. — More details after the break!

Barnes and Noble Nook Color hacked to run Ubuntu

As if eBook reading wasn’t already nerdy enough, those crafty folks over at XDA-Developers have gone and hacked Ubuntu onto Barnes and Noble’s 2nd gen. eReader, the Nook Colour. — More details after the break!

Apple pulls VLC Media Player from iTunes app store

Apple’s won this round: Earlier today, the Cupertino giant pulled VLC Media Player from their iTunes app store. Sure, the open-source VideoLAN developer was currently in the process of suing Apple due to differing end user agreements — more specifically VLC’s General Public License and Apple’s AppStore Terms and Agreements — but, hey it’s a striking blow for media playback on all supported iOS devices. — More after the break!