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Last month it was reported Rogers had introduced a new '6GB Super Plan' that consisted of the following: - 6 GB of Data, 3G/LTE ready - Unlimited MY10 Canada-Wide - Unlimited Messaging - Unlimited 6PM Evenings & Weekends - Unlimited Canada-Wide Calling from Your Computer with Rogers One Number - 200 Weekday Minutes - $60/month...

Looks like we continue to see further purported images of next generation 'iPhone 5' parts. Once again, NoWhereElse.fr points out some images of the alleged logic board for the next iPhone, as discovered over at the Chinese forums Weiphone.com. The logic board houses the main components of the iPhone, such as the AX processor, RF...

Some new plans were just announced by both Bell and Virgin Mobile earlier this weekend. With smartphones rising in popularity, the demand for new smartphone plans are at an all-time high. So Bell and Virgin Mobile have announced both a $50 and $65 smartphone plan. Could this be just a coincidence that Bell announced their Q2 earnings...

Recent tests run by WPCentral regarding HTML5 rendering speeds on various mobile platforms reveal that Safari in iOS 6 beta is faster than Internet Explorer 10 browser for Windows Phone 8 as well as the Android 4.0 mobile browser (via iMore). According to the speed tests, Windows Phone 8 came in at a total score of 300 plus 6...

Kevin Bradley a.k.a @nitoTV, has released a brand new utility for jailbroken Apple TVs called nito Installer. The application, which is currently available for Mac OS only, makes installing software like XBMC and nitoTV on jailbroken Apple TVs easier than ever (via modmyi). While jailbreaking Apple TV may not be a tough task for many, installing plugins and...

iPhone cases are meant to help protect the iPhone when dropped, right? Well how about this G-Form case, in a recent test the case helped the iPhone survive a 1,000 foot drop out of a helicopter. In past tests performed by G-Form, an iPhone survived slap shots (hockey), an iPad was dropped from space (and...

Whether you own an iPhone, Android, or another branded smartphone, the cameras are improving by the year. In some cases, people have dished their cameras because it's much more pleasant to carry around a single device. But there is one issue, taking pictures with a smartphone can be a tricky task. Quality pictures can require...

Just over two weeks after its initial public release, OS X Mountain Lion has released the first developer's beta update which can now be downloaded through the Mac Developer Center web portal. The update is labelled as OS X Mountain Lion 10.8.1 build 12b13 and is downloadable as 38.54MB DMG file. While some might have hoped this update will...

Do you love your organic food? Ever wanted to verify if your food is organic or not? The Lapka sensor is being touted as a "personal environment monitor," and comes with four different sensors to measure humidity/temperature, radiation, electromagnetic frequencies (EMF), and organicity. What makes Lapka stand out is also its design, which incorporates various...

This year we haven't had any shortages of iPhone leaks. In fact, we've had multiple sources leak images of the iPhone display, mini dock connector, and even the nano SIM tray. Escalating on the current leaks, 9To5Mac has released a full gallery of fresh iPhone 5 part images. Everything from dock connectors, displays, flex cables,...

AllThingsD reports on some major news that back in 2010, Apple offered to license its patents to Samsung at the cost of $30 per smartphone and $40 per tablet, as revealed in the ongoing patent infringement trial. In October of 2010, Apple had a meeting with Samsung where it told the South Korean company it...

Apparently drop tests aren't very cool anymore. I have always enjoyed watching them; they really show the potential of a particular device's screen. But rather than a simple drop test, the guys at A Perfect Galaxy have taken the scratch/crack tests to a whole new extreme level. We have two devices with market values exceeding...