Author: Doug Simmons

Thanks to some big secrets revealed in a Samsung application, Australian developer Chris Walshie is on the homestretch and is determined as hell to jailbreak WP7 demonstrating yesterday

Some were dismayed to learn that T-Mobile’s G2 would only be packing an 800MHz processor given that, after all, it’s high time we move toward describing CPU clock

This week some concerned hackers discovered two big security holes in Android. The first was an app named Angry Birds Bonus Levels, a clever name given the bizarre

Setting up a small office for everything electronic. By small I mean three people. My old man’s trying to start a new company with his old partners before

Sporadic contributor Patrick emailed me a challenge, to pitch Android to him for his impending phone acquisition, and in order to make it even more challenging for me

I was cruising the WP7 scene on XDA and came across this comment by Croak, who went from an Android phone to the HTC Surround, in the WP7

According to everyone WP7 devices won’t connect to networks with hidden SSIDs (networks that don’t broadcast a name of the network, a commonly used security measure). The fix

I’ve spent the last five minutes trying to size up WP7’s launch success to get an idea of whether or not I’ll be getting my $50 from co-contributor

Good chance you heard plenty of hype over the course of the past few months hype some big crazy Samsung unveiling in New York City this evening which

Google’s hooking up with Gogo, an in-flight ISP, to dish out free wifi on domestic flights for AirTran, Delta and Virgin from November 20th through January 2nd (PR).