Sprint just dropped us an email advising that the Samsung Galaxy S4 will not get the full retail push this weekend. Citing unforeseen inventory problems, Sprint will instead offer the handset through the web and phone starting Saturday, April 27, followed later with a retail presence. …We had planned to launch this next generation of the award-winning Samsung Galaxy line-up ...The post Inventory issues delay retail availability of Sprint’s Samsung Galaxy S4 appeared first on AndroidGuys.Read similar

This year's Apple Worldwide Developer Conference (WWDC) sold out in a matter of minutes, leading Apple to announce the convention would be streamed online for developers who couldn't get tickets. The demand has grown exponentially, while the size of the conference has not. With such intense demand, and tickets in short supply, some developers are taking to their blogs to suggest ways the conference can improve in the future.Dan Wood of Karelia Software thinks that since video of the talks will be available online, the only real pain is the loss of labs and social opportunities to meet with oth... Read similar

Have a Mac equipped with Thunderbolt? Then head on over to your friendly neighborhood Mac App Store this morning, click on Updates and get yourself a nice firmware update.Firmware update v1.2 for Thunderbolt "provides stability fixes for Thunderbolt and Target Disk Mode" and requires a machine restart. If the update hasn't made it to the Mac App Store yet, you can also download it from the Apple Support Pages.Apple issues stability fix firmware update v1.2 for Thunderbolt originally appeared on TUAW - The Unofficial Apple Weblog on Fri, 10 May 2013 12:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use o... Read similar

After T-Mobile said yesterday that it won't be able to offer Samsung's Galaxy S 4 through its online store quite as soon as it expected, Sprint has today announced a similar delay. The carrier originally planned to have Sammy's latest flagship available through all retail channels this Saturday (April 27th), but "unexpected inventory challenges from Samsung" have meant that although online and phone-based sales will open on that date as planned, you won't be able to wander into a Sprint store and pick one up until those supply issues are solved. When that'll be is anyone's guess, but we imag... Read similar

Apple has reportedly sent back a batch of as much as eight million iPhones to Foxconn after the Cupertino-based company deemed the new units unfit for sale. The reason behind Apple’s rejection of the new batch of phones remains rather dubious at this point, but it’s said it’s “due to appearance of substandard or dysfunctional Read The Full StoryRead similar

The clock has been ticking down to T-Mobile‘s online release of the GALAXY S 4, which was supposed to be available on their website April 24 (that’s tomorrow). That changed today, however, when users posting on the carrier’s Facebook page were being told that the date had been pushed back to April 29. Despite it Read The Full StoryRead similar

Google is always looking to make our lives as easy and seamless as possible. With so many great services at our disposal, we can sometimes run into storage issues. Google is now pulling all the various storage sizes from separate setups into one nice big bundle. Rather then having 10Gbs for Gmail, 5GB for Drive and Google [...]Read similar

After months of supply issues and courtroom wrangling, HTC might have finally put its hardware woes behind it. The company's North Asian president, Jack Tong, let slip that production capacity for the HTC One will double this month and continue to increase in June to meet "strong demand." Tong also casually dropped into conversation that the J Butterfly saw its own sales double in Japan when it became free on contract -- so perhaps those second-quarter financial results won't make for such depressing reading.Filed under: Cellphones, Mobile, HTCCommentsVia: ZDNet, Android BeatSource: Focus Taiw... Read similar

#rumors China Business is reporting that Apple has returned up to a mind-boggling 8 million iPhones to Foxconn because of quality issues. More »     Read similar

Smitten with Samsung's Galaxy S 4? Well, if you're looking to pick on up right now, you'd best book a red-eye flight to South Korea, where it'll go on sale in the next 24 hours. The 5-inch 1080p flagship will arrive on all three of the country's main carriers, with an unspecified global roll-out following on Friday. Meanwhile, the company has also commented on "supply chain problems" affecting its roll-out of the S 4. In a statement to Sky News, Samsung said that initial supplies may be limited "due to overwhelming global demand". The pinch has already been felt in the US, as both Sprint and... Read similar