Author: Doug Simmons

On many Android users’ wish lists is the ability to store applications on their SD chip. This has been doable for some time but requires getting under the

Diogo Ferreira, known on XDA as deovferreira, has cooked up Penetrate for Android, available if you can believe it on the market, which “maps Thomson, SpeedTouch and D-Link

And the FCC like jammin’ too — if it will bring in $25K from a fine the agency is attempting to levy onto Phonejammer.com, hailing out of the UK,

Only a year and a half or so (?) in, as of a little while ago Google’s Android market has over fifty thousand applications available, a 250% bump

I’ve been low on ideas to write about but my man Keith just hooked me up with one: I saw your post on Fuzemobility you were getting a

So I made a couple sites about making your Windows phone suck less, blownfuze.org and tilt2.blownfuze.org. I’m not even going to bother hyperlinking them because I haven’t updated

Oh, Google Buzz, I love you. I’ve had so much fun with this thing, especially since I got my Nexus One in the mail. Actually the first thing

Since HTC had limited control over making Windows Mobile less of an iceberg of bloated and buggy code they wisely asked their friends at Qualcomm to stuff as

Doug Simmons

Google exited the business of censorship today, redirecting traffic to google.cn for Search, News and Images, including mobile traffic, to google.com.hk from which I grabbed (and subsequently touched