While we obviously still need the official confirmation to come from Facebook, it looks like some music service integration will indeed be coming to Facebook. Though, while there was some hints dropped recently, there are probably more than a few details that we still need to learn. That being said, the hint came by way more »

Welcome to the 7/11 edition of Who’s on Crack in tech. Today, we’ll look back at the, shall we say interesting, week in the tech world and perhaps dig just a little deep to see which companies are off their meds or perhaps are on something a bit stronger. Let’s get to the accused: RIM’s more »

We first heard some rumors that Verizon employees were not going to be able to buy the iPhone 4 when it first came available, and now it looks like that is actually how things are going down. The details are coming by way of The iPhone Blog who have gotten their hands on an email more »

Though this has not yet been confirmed from anyone official at Verizon, it looks like Verizon employees will not be able to share in the joy of buying an iPhone 4 when it is released early next month. The details are coming from an “anonymous” source of SlashGear who have stated that; “Verizon will not more »

And it looks like the webOS 2.0 training has begun with Verizon. Of course, we end users are still awaiting something a little more solid in terms of a release date for the Palm Pre 2. Not to mention, something more specific than in the “coming months” as to when current Pre Plus users can more »

In a rather bizarre effort to protect sensitive company data, T-Mobile has announced that its Sarnia, Ontario call center employees will no longer be allowed to use pens, pencils, or note pads in the open. If they must used them, they are required to keep them in their locked desks between uses. Taking the new more »