Author: Doug Simmons

When surfing around on your computer, ever find something that would be perfect for a trip to the can but it’s a long link and in order to

According to the AndroidGuy’s anonymous tipster, the Samsung i897, an Android 2.1 device rocking some decent specs, is on its way to AT&T’s shelves, though this hasn’t been

As I wrote about the other week, Google’s been under a lot of heat for collecting too much wifi data when wardriving around in their Street View cars

Pic related: the middle squirrel represents Google’s Android developers, the flower is the greatly anticipated release of Android 2.2 aka Froyo, the flower’s stem represents a download link

So they grabbed a little too much data (again) while wardriving around with their Street View cars. So what. They say it was a mistake for which they

Last week Dr. Jim Taylor had an underwhelming experience with Bing’s turn-by-turn garbage for WinMo (double garbage), talking trash about all navigation systems that use wireless service. I

I’ve been reading Slashdot since the nineties. Along the way I’ve encountered so many articles on new breakthroughs in battery technology. Batteries powered by hydrogen, sodium sulfur, air,

I’ll be kicking off my series of root-required things you can do and instructions on how to do it with a Youtube trick. These will all require rooted

Tough question. We’re talking about Android, by the way. I’ll start with a case against rooting: Well, first off, what is rooting? If you asked yourself that question

Rather than just buy an Android phone like so many others are doing, in an effort not to let his phone’s lousy OS be outdone in its hacker