Foursquare and similar location-based check-in apps might sound silly to some, but they’re gaining in popularity nonetheless. A new survey from the Pew Internet & American Life Project has found that at least 28 percent of U.S. adults have found a liking for mobile and social location-based services. Kathryn Zickuhr, a Pew Internet Project research …

Sony’s Tablet S is landing a week on Friday, over at Dixons. That’s just 10 days …

Deutsche Telekom said today it would be entitled to a breakup fee if AT&T’s planned …

HTC’s Flyer tablet is soon to be receiving the Android update it so heartily deserves …

It’s dog-eat-dog in the world of tech. Just check this graph to see who’s suing …

HTC’s 7-inch Flyer tablet, yet to be released in Australia, is on the verge of …

Research in Motion should look into selling itself or its treasure trove of patents, an …

You might not think of the Kindle as a marketing vehicle for a new TV …

A pair of unannounced high-powered HTC phones were spied in the wild over the long …

Add Sprint to the list of big names choosing to speak now rather than hold …