Whilst we have, as regular readers will know, offered very extensive coverage of events such as CES previously on TFTS this year we are especially pleased to be in a position to offer you live updates direct from CES 2011 courtesy of our new, live updates site that’ll allow you to get all the news [...]

It was only a matter of time until someone installed usable and alternative operating systems into Google‘s Cr-48 Chrome notebook. While other Linux flavors were successfully installed, some users are now able to install Windows and Mac OS X.

Following the annoying iOS 4.x alarm bug that affected so many iPhone and iPod touch owners we have one more serious issue to show you in these early days of the New Year. It looks like some Hotmail users have been complaining lately that Microsoft has misplaced plenty of their e-mails and there doesn’t appear [...]

The Samsung Galaxy S was one of the exponential Android handset of 2010 but, unfortunately for the millions of Galaxy S owners, Samsung and its carrier partners have done a very poor job at offering in a timely fashion the Android 2.2 Froyo update everyone was waiting for.

CES 2011 is almost here but that’s not the only place we’re going to see tablets this year. In fact we have a teaser ad just below the break in which Vizio is revealing it’s own unannounced tablet. The tablet might very well be properly introduced in a few days in Las Vegas but in [...]

The folks at Nokia have a lot riding on the Nokia N8. While they have yet to disclose the sales numbers, we’ve got a guess from Finnish research company ‘Inderes Oy’, who says that Nokia has sold between 3.5 and 4 million units of their current top-end smartphone. Is that not enough? Or just right?

Did you think that the $599 list price for Verizon Wireless’ Samsung Galaxy Tab was too much? Great news! The carrier is slashing $100 off the price of their Galaxy Tabs, setting the new price at the price of $499. For those keeping score at home, that makes it $130 cheaper than the cheapest iPad [...]

Starting in 2011, you won’t be able to buy air travel tickets for American Airlines through Expedia.com. Why? The two companies have had a dispute on pricing and Expedia has pulled the plug. Both companies are acting like it won’t have an effect on their business, and it’s apart of a larger story as airlines [...]

In an effort to keep Wikipedia free and ad-free, the nonprofit organization running it holds a fundraising campaign at end of each year, to support the year’s activities. This year, the Wikimedia Foundation has raised $16 million from 500,000 donors.

Anyone who thought the worst thing EA was doing with the exclusive NFL license it’s had on lock for the past five or so years was churning out soulless samey sequels with updated player rosters (despite the franchise’s potential) probably thinks Monopoly is just that game their kid sister always completely humiliates them at. The [...]

We’re taking some of 2010 rumors with us into the New Year and one of them happens to be the Verizon iPhone rumor. We talked about it plenty of times already and today we’re going to show new bits and pieces of evidence that suggest a proper Verizon iPhone 4 announcement is imminent.