Wednesday, February 23, 2011 at 6:12PM 
Newer Technology a leading developer of Macintosh, PC, iPod, iPhone, and iPad performance upgrades and accessories, announced today the NewerTech Seven Piece Toolkit for iPhone 4 to provide Do It Yourself servicing of the iPhone 4.
Wednesday, February 23, 2011 at 1:28PM 
Looks like Apple is readying the release of the iPad 2. A press invite went out today with the above graphic hinting an iPad related event on March 2 and says, "Come see what 2011 will be the year of." There's also news of some new MacBook Pros on the way with some very interesting new features.
Wednesday, February 23, 2011 at 9:52AM 
The first software update to Microsoft's Windows Phone smartphone operating system has been causing users a variety of problems and has "bricked" or even rendered some Samsung Windows Phone devices unusable. A quick fix to the bricking issue has been released and the software update has been pulled until further notice.
"We have identified a technical issue with the Windows Phone update process that impacts a small number of phones," Microsoft said in a statement.
"In response to this emerging issue, we have temporarily taken down the latest software update for Samsung phones in order to correct the issue and as soon as possible will redistribute the update."
The update is not the feature packed update expected this year but a preparatory enhancement that is supposed to improve the way software is updated in the future.
Wednesday, February 23, 2011 at 9:28AM 
Google, the NHL and the NBA are reportedly in talks to enable live games to be shown on YouTube. According to a Bloomberg story published today, Gautam Anand, Google’s director of content partnerships for Asia Pacific said that the second half of 2011 would see a number of live sport events streaming on YouTube. This would supposedlly include the ongoing NBA and NHL games as well as soccer leagues from Europe.
“It’s fair to say that there will be a lot more appealing sports content you’ll see on YouTube,” Anand said. “We have ongoing conversations with pretty much everyone." The NBA has been active in finding ways and means to offer fans access to games from their mobile devices as well as on demand through their NBA League Pass programs
Source: Bloomberg
