Breaking down the AT&T and T-Mobile Merge - Infographic

Ever since AT&T bought up T-Mobile, people have been up in arms over the dwindling competition in the mobile space. The future of our mobile world will now be mostly decided by 3 companies, and that’s really not a good thing. When you look at the stats, AT&T will now have 129 Million subscribers and completely dominate the mobile space and Sprint will struggle to keep up. Everything gets torn apart after the break!

Why the iPhone 5 may not be announced until Fall 2011

I received an email from Apple today (like everyone else did), inviting me to WWDC 2011 and I couldn’t help but think immediately about the iPhone 5, Verizon and AT&T — iOS 5 didn’t even cross my mind. When you really think of it, if Apple were to announce an iPhone 5 in June, this could spark madness in the crowds of people who had purchased a Verizon iPhone 4 in February. Here’s why Apple could wait until Fall 2011 to release the iPhone 5.

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"If you don't have an iPhone, you have this"

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"If you don't have an iPhone, you have this"

This is a re-hash on Apple’s recent ads outlying the main features of the iPhone and why you need one. This fan-made ad shows that, yes, in-fact you can still do those things, but also have a choice at the same time — and not to mention most of the stuff is free. 

This Week in Mobile: iPad 2, Verizon Data Plans, Webtop Phones

One of the advantages of the mobile space is its rapid pace of evolution. Every week it isn’t uncommon to hear of new hardware or software being launched to a wide array of consumers. This week has been no different, so sit back and join us for another issue of ‘This Week in Mobile.’ In this issue we cover Apple’s iPad 2, Verizon’s new tiered data plans for smartphones, and Motorola’s Webtop strategy. — More after the break!

BlueAnt Q2 Bluetooth Headset Review

The world has unanimously decided that bluetooth headsets may be one of the douchiest products to ever be invented for use on mobile phones. However, the market still survives due to business-likes requiring to look important while buying some milk at the super market. And while some may hate the little buggers more than life itself, if for some reason you ever find yourself needing to get one might as well know which one to spend your hard earned money on. And so today we look at the BlueAnt Q2 Smart. — Our review after the break!

This Week in Mobile: Motorola Xoom, WP7 update, Mobile Firefox

One of the advantages of the mobile space is its rapid pace of evolution. Every week it isn’t uncommon to hear of new hardware or software being launched to a wide array of consumers. This week has been no different, so sit back and join us for another issue of ‘This Week in Mobile.’ In this issue you’ll find information about the Motorola Xoom launch, its reviews, and subsequent hacking. We also delve into Windows Phone’s first update, and Mozilla Firefox’s updated browser for Android. — More after the break!

Is RIM really going to supplement BlackBerry apps for Android?

A recent article on BGR suggests that Research in Motion will be looking to supplement its BlackBerry application store with Android based apps. As crazy as it sounds, this isn’t the first time sources close to the smartphone manufacturer have leaked information to the aforesaid popular blog. No, in fact, late last month BGR received a tip claiming that Android applications would make their way to RIM’s upcoming Playbook tablet. — More after the break!