Last quarter Apple ended with its biggest earning in its history. If December keeps the trend going, Apple will sell a recording breaking 4.3 million Macs this season. Sales are up over 20% for this quarter in the US and somewhere around 28% internationally. I think Steve Jobs is going to have a very nice holiday season, what do you think? More »

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5. Major Xbox 360 news –the Halo Reach bundle is $399, new slim console with 4Gb storage $199, and Kinect with console package for $299. More »

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Despite “Antenna Gate” and its widespread negative publicity, Apple has posted another record quarter. For Q3, the Cupertino corporation earned $15.7 billion revenue and $3.25 billion profit, significantly up from this time a year ago. We shall see how much of a dire impact Antenna Gate will have on Apple’s Q4. More »

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From Htcyou: When Samsung announced that its flagship Android smartphone, the Galaxy S, was arriving to every major American carrier, few were surprised at the unprecedented move. Most Android smartphones up until then had been relegated to one or two carriers. The Galaxy S is a smashing winner in homeland South Korea, selling over 300,000 units so far. Most prognosticators expect the world’s most powerful Android to hit it big in America (and Canada) too, but which version will come out on top? The Verizon Fascinate will be king because it is on the largest network with the best reputation, right? Not necessarily. More »

Probably just a case of new gadget hysteria, but Microsoft’s redesigned Xbox 360 is hot commodity. It was long overdue for a complete revamp. Sony came out with its cheaper to produce PS3 Slim eons ago, and aside from shrinking the graphics and CPU die on the Xbox motherboard, Microsoft had done nothing since now. More »

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When Microsoft retired the KIN quasi-smartphones after they had been on sale for barely a few months, everyone recognized the project as a monumental failure. Just how big of a catastrophe the KIN has been can be summed up in one number: 503, the alleged sales figure of both the KIN One and Two. More »

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5. Samsung’s Galaxy S is landing in Canada for Bell; T-Mobile’s version gets pictured. Verizon and US Cellular get theirs, but Sprints Epic 4G uniquely has WiMAX 4G and a slide-out QWERTY keypad. More »

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From Htcyou: Samsung is solidifying its spot as the second largest cell phone maker in the world. During the Galaxy S’s first 10 days in South Korea, Samsung has sold over 200,000 units of its Super-AMOLED, Hummingbird smartphone. More »

Both the iPhone 3G and 3GS hit about a million in their respective 3-day launches, so the iPhone 4’s 1.7 million positively eclipses them. Simultaneously released in five countries, on three continents, the iPhone 4 is Cupertino’s premiere computer maker’s biggest cash cow. More »

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5. Google Android smartphones are rather fast sellers, moving at 2 per second. Samsung’s Galaxy S is being renamed the Vibrant for T-Mobile. More »

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From Htcyou: Apple’s iPhone 4 launch will go down as the biggest in cell phone history. Pre-orders topped 600,000 on day one, and to date, Apple has probably sold well over a million units. However, Android smartphone sales are steady and increasing. In fact, 2 Android phones are sold every second of the day. More »

Eager beavers allover France, the UK, Germany, America, and Japan (pictured) are cuing up either to pick up their pre-ordered iPhone 4 or to try to buy one without having made reservations. Although the iPhone 4 is already huge in the States, a majority of its sales are going to be international, where most GSM/HSPA carriers sell the unit. More »

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Nokia is also anticipating a massive hit in its global smartphone market share to Google Android handsets and Apple iPhone. Among the four main American carriers, BlackBerry has slipped from the top spot. Sprint’s top seller is the HTC Evo 4G; T-Mobile’s front-runner is the MyTouch 3G Slide; the Droid Incredible and Motorola Droid are kings of Verizon, and the iPhone 4 is obviously AT&T’s darling now. More »

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Projections are through the roof for iPad sales after Apple announced that it has sold more than 2 million units globally. While the iPad has been on sale for almost 2 months in the States, it hit retailers before this weekend in Canada, much of Europe, Australia, and parts of Asia, where it was welcomed with open arms. More »

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Sony had been selling each PS3 console at massive losses since its launch in 2006. The PS3 Slim cut production costs and simplified the system, allowing Sony to break almost even at $300 per unit. For the first time in the PS3’s life, Sony is going to turn a profit on its investment. Meanwhile, Nintendo’s DS and variants have sold so well worldwide that it should overtake the Playstation 2 as the best selling gaming system in history. More »

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