April 29th, 2010
That’s right — you’re probably already aware that tomorrow, April 30th at 5PM marks the beginning of retail availability of the 3G version of Apple’s iPad , and a lot of those who pre-ordered can expect to receive theirs in the mail tomorrow too. It shouldn’t come as a huge surprise, but at least one guy’s happy today — his iPad 3G arrived already! We’re sure we’ll be seeing way more of these crop up as the day progresses, but for now, here’s to the first! [Thanks, Mike] At least one lucky fellow’s 3G iPad arrives a day early originally appeared on Engadget on Thu, 29 Apr 2010 13:06:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds .
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At least one lucky fellow’s 3G iPad arrives a day early
April 29th, 2010
Moto’s earnings for the first quarter came out today, and they pretty much echo what the company managed to do in the fourth quarter of 2009 — pull a small profit thanks to performance from the Home, Enterprise Mobility, and Network groups in the face of an operating loss from the Mobile Devices (read: phones) division. Unfortunately, all of the numbers are just a little bit worse across the board; Motorola didn’t have any Droid -style blockbuster launches or major gift-giving holidays to help it along this quarter, and ended up dropping $192 million in the hole compared to $132 million in the quarter prior. Co-CEO Sanjay Jha still seems upbeat, though — and he’d better, considering that he’ll lead the spun-off phone division after the breakup — pointing out that shipments actually increased in the quarter with the release of six new handsets.
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Motorola posts another tiny quarterly profit, phone division not yet pulling its weight
April 29th, 2010
Recently, about the only thing worth getting excited about regarding the Samsung N150 was the plethora of colors that its casing could be ordered in. Now, though, the little thing has been finally been updated to include the 3G modem it’s always promised , and is ready to connect up to Verizon Wireless. Sure, it isn’t the LTE model that was spied at MWC — that is still a few months off, at least — but it does mean there’s yet another option out there for road warriors who like little lappys.
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Samsung’s technicolor N150 netbook gets Verizon-powered 3G
