Don’t forget about Windows Mobile

If you like politics you are most likely critical of the media (all of it) for spinning the truth and “changing the narrative” about the facts. Sadly, this is happening in tech and especially close to home with Windows Mobile and Windows Pocket PC before that. We (Mobility Digest team) just got done discussing this … Read more

Syncing your HERE and Nokia Map Accounts

So you recently read about how you should create a new HERE account soon because your Nokia account, just like all things Micronokia, are going away. So you quickly created your new HERE account and nothing. No way to sync. And then just today there is an update to HERE Maps for Windows Phone that … Read more

Nokia Launches Android 7.9 inch N1 Tablet

Microsoft has been busy rebranding it’s mobile devices as “Lumia” phones and ditching the Nokia brand on it’s devices. The end branding Microsoft is looking for is just Microsoft Phone which makes sense as partners come and go and Microsoft really needs to establish their own presence in the mobile device market. Since buying Nokia, … Read more

Fanbois and Smartphone Myths

Biggest Smartphone Myth: The biggest myth ever spread in the modern mobile tech era is that Android is for those who prefer to customize their phones. Seeing reviewers perpetuate this myth is tiresome at best, indicates incompetence at worst. It is almost like tech reviewers studied up on some “smartphone for dummies” cliff notes. Tech … Read more

Nokia Lumia 1320 Coming to Cricket June 13th

The Lumia 1320 will be priced at $229.99 after a $50 mail-in-rebate and that’s without a contract, you’ll be able to get in online or in Cricket’s brick and mortar stores. The 1320 will be running Windows Phone 8 and will be updated to 8.1 shortly. The 1320 has a 6” screen and they’re calling it a ‘phablet’ which is a word that I just can’t stand personally. I could never see myself walking into a store and asking for a ‘phablet’. Ah, whatever, details below for you..

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Apps, Apps, Apps!

I read an article in the New York Times today titled, “This Phone Is Great, Till It’s Time to Add Apps”. The phone was writer is referring to is the “released today” Nokia Icon available on Verizon, a Windows Phone. The below paragraph almost got me to stop reading, but I persisted: “While this disadvantage … Read more