Vodafone has confirmed it’s going to be flogging the all-new HTC Wildfire. The network has slapped up a dedicated info page, giving punters the lowdown on this latest Android 2.1 blower.
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HTC, the king of android industry is expected to release another new android phone for the international markets in near future, the handset as leaked out on Dutch site Tweakers.net is more like the HTC Desire but the main difference is the full QWERTY keyboard coming with the new handset.
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On stage today at TechCrunch Disrupt in New York City, Facebook’s vice president of product Chris Cox announced that starting tomorrow, Facebook will be rolling out “drastically simplified” and improved privacy controls.
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Big smartphone or small tablet?

As we reported a couple of weeks back, Dell’s Mini 5 tablet (or Streak, as it’s now being called) has today been confirmed for an early June release, exclusively through O2 and the Carphone Warehouse.
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The page of ‘”Everybody draw Mohammed Day!” has proved to be quite controversial for Facebook as it provoked anger in the Muslims all around the world especially in Asia.
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The privacy has always being the major concern of the social networking platforms like Facebook  and Twitter  but unfortunately the privacy of both these sites has been reported to be quite weak from the past few months.
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IBM is acquiring  Sterling Commerce from AT&T for approximately $1.4 billion in cash. Sterling Commerce applications streamline the commerce lifecycle from selling to fulfillment to payments. The deal is expected to close in the second half of 2010.
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Asus and Amazon have just inked a deal which will see the online bookseller’s Kindle for PC software come ready loaded on the Taiwanese tech titan’s machines.
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This month the entire world has seen the most dashing release of new Google TV services which has been made possible with the company’s collaboration with Intel, Sony and LogiTech, Virgin media which has always been looking for a chance to compete Google is not silent still now.
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At this week’s Google I/O Conference, the company carefully articulated its vision of the world. There’s Apple in one corner, carefully controlling its ecosystem, rejecting Flash, and conjuring images of an Orwellian  Big Brother.
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