With its 140 character limit, Twitter is all about brevity . But if you think the same shouldn’t apply for a job application, well then, “you’re done.” This Craigslist job listing has some interesting rules, to say the least. While the eye-grabbing headline is asking for a “Twitter Genius” in Greenwich Village, the actual role … Read More

Boy Genius notched a snitch peak of a Google Voice user, GV Mobile 2.0, which will be accessible in the nigh future on Cydia to anybody with a jailbroken iPhone. GV Mobile is an relevance which permits your iPhone to use all of the traits that emanates with Google Voice and was truly in the … Read More

A countless number of cell phone news enthusiasts are attentively anticipating the Nexus One’s release. But, to the consumer’s disappointment, only specified hands will be permitted to touch the Nexus One on its ‘restricted release’. That’s right, the device will initially be released through “invitation” first. There isn’t word on who will actually be invited … Read More

This post is part of Mashable’s Spark of Genius series, which highlights a unique feature of startups. If you would like to have your startup considered for inclusion, please see the details here . The series is made possible by Microsoft BizSpark. Name: Glyde Quick Pitch: Glyde combines the great deals of a person-to-person online … Read More

O2 Germany has confirmed a GSM version of the DROID for Europe going by the name of the Motorola MILESTONE. The news comes courtesy of a sliver of O2’s online store page that left itself exposed to the wiles of Google, complete with the above picture and the new moniker, and follows close on the … Read More

We had a brief mentioning of the HTC’s Droid Eris yesterday, in which we discussed some of the specs and features of Verizon’s soon to be second Android device. Unfortunately as for now the Droid will run with Android 1.5 but will be upgradeable. Boy Genius was lucky enough to get their ahnds on the … Read More

In regards to Motorola’s past profits, it’ll be good to see any revenue out of Q3 for the merely stable monster. Managing $1.7 billion in revenue for the third quarter, Motorola’s Mobile Devices division exclusively succeeded and compensated for a $183 million loss, also counteracted by Motorola’s other divisions and eventually resulting in $12 million … Read More

Verizon is a fertile chicken, letting loose Androids, or at least scheduling to, in a cluster. The imminent Motorola Droid, veiled, yet unveiled Calgary, and now the HTC Desire have been laid but are yet to hatch. Newest of the bundle, the HTC Sense packs 3G, Sense UI, what looks to be a trackball, and … Read More

We’ve heard plenty about Project Dark lately, including new unlimited plans, 21Mbps HSPA , and new handsets . The newest rumors, courtesy of Boy Genius Report, are whispers of Rent-A-Center style, contract-free unsubsidized phone purchasing and tiered unlimited plans. Obviously T-mobile is attempting to expand their customer base through Project Dark, and part of the … Read More

We’re not sure whether we’ll see official PR before then , but it seems that T-Mobile is quietly slipping lucky individuals invites to “executive briefing” events for the upcoming Onyx / 9700 / Bold 2 to be held early next month. Boy Genius Report so far seems to have the inside line on a November … Read More

Take this rumor with a fairly large grain of salt and please hold your ” bag of hurt ” comments until the end. Boy Genius claims he’s got it on word from a “pretty reliable source” that the next big iTunes revision will include better organization options for your iPhone / iPod touch apps, something … Read More

Sure, its phone lineup has more or less gone the way of the KIRF , but LG’s other endeavors are decidedly more interesting, and this new X13 netbook (more than likely the X130 when it launches) that’s popped up in the FCC is no exception. Compared with the X120 , the body here appears to … Read More

In the wake of the Google Chrome OS news, it’s worth taking a look back at those other OSes that just didn’t quite make it. Not to say that Chrome OS is doomed, but these are murky, unforgiving waters. Some of the products on this list were or are vital to the computing industry as … Read More