Mozilla has begun adding mobile device support to its newer extensions framework--but it's also changed Jetpack's direction and breaking earlier extensions' compatibility.
Originally posted at Deep Tech
Cell phone owners are turning to other services to chat with friends, according to Ovum. It also says carriers lost $8.7 billion in SMS revenue in 2010 because of social messaging.
Originally posted at The Digital Home
Verizon users across various states are reporting another outage of 4G LTE services, though 3G users may also be affected.
Originally posted at News - Digital Media
An Apple tablet with a smaller display is undergoing tests, says a Taipei-based market researcher, which also released a 2012 tablet market forecast.
Originally posted at Nanotech - The Circuits Blog

Samsung will partner with Blockbuster for a new streaming video service, as manufacturers race to boost content for connected entertainment systems.

T-Mobile plans to exclusively sell the
Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G in March for $150 on a two-year contract, continuing the carrier's focus on high-end Android offerings.

College basketball's March Madness is crazy fun for fans, but groups offering streaming of the 67 games are taking a new tack this year, debuting a rebranded service that will cost die-hard sports watchers who want to see every game.

Microsoft is firing at Motorola for its treatment of fair-use patents, piling evidence against Motorola for alleged abuse of standard patent usage guidelines.
The Korean electronics company improves on last year's 3D phone with NFC support and other improvements, but it's still stuck with last year's Android.
Originally posted at Mobile World Congress

A U.K. court served legal papers through Facebook, pushing the network further into the official public sphere and sparking privacy concerns.