04/21/2011, New York City is also in on the green revolution, and has decided to make hay while the sun literally shines, except that this time around, replace the word “hay” with “electricity” and you will probably have a hint of [...]
03/15/2011, Ever since Google brought the Nexus S onto the market with NFC capabilities, they’ve been pretty quiet with the pushing of NFC-services throughout the country (other than Hotspot they haven’t been doing much). But now it looks like they’re back [...]
10/17/2010, Three major cities in the US – New York, Los Angeles and San Francisco, will benefit from Clearwire’s latest announcement concerning the commercial launch of Clearwire’s 4G network. New York will be first as those living in the Big Apple [...]
10/02/2010, If you’ve been encountering cell phone signal issues in the New York City subways, a solution might be on the way as Transit Wireless has reached deals with AT&T and T-Mobile to provide cell phone access at subway stations. Both [...]
08/08/2010, The Retrevo Gadget Census, a report done by Sunnyvale’s Retrevo Inc., has coughed up some pretty interesting nuggets of trivia for gadget lovers, especially those who deal with smartphones. For example, the Bay Area sees no competitor near the iPhone’s [...]
07/29/2010, The Empire State Building has been quite the landmark in New York city for many decades already, and will continue to be for a long time to come, we believe. It seems that its owners, Malkin Holdings, will be turning [...]
11/10/2009, Google’s bitter rival, Yahoo, does not want to be left behind in the free Wi-Fi game by offering such a service to New York’s Times Square sometime next year. According to a Yahoo blog post, “While Yahoo! is the place [...]
11/10/2009, Looks like Google Maps is growing from strength to strength, with the latest release showing off New York’s subway lines under part of the transit layer. The colored lines are interactive, where clicking on a station name will see a [...]