I just read this post at The Huffington Post which talks about the Doodle 4 Google competition. If you’re not aware, Doodle 4 Google is a competition that Google holds annually where students from K-12 can provide doodles of the Google logo and the winners can earn college scholarships and school grants and even have … Read more
According to Engadget, Google has stripped Facebook contacts from integrating into the contacts list of the Nexus S after the most recent update. And this was intentionally done by Google. Before today, if you went into your contacts you’d see your local phone contacts as well as your Facebook contacts. Those Facebook contacts were not … Read more
As you might have guessed with the official announcement this morning, here comes all of the reviews and video unboxing’s of the Motorola XOOM which is heading to Verizon in just two days time. First up is Wirefly and outside of some corny jokes has a pretty good video unboxing of the XOOM. Package components … Read more
Best Buy seems to always tip us off early to pricing and availability on the secretive US Carriers unannounced device releases and have done so again with the Verizon’s unannounced HTC Thunderbolt. The HTC Thunderbolt, exclusive to Verizon, will make use of their 4G LTE service when released this summer and also pack the now … Read more
Fresh on the heels of the Verizon Motorola XOOM announcement that the XOOM will be launched February 22nd, we got a pretty cool teaser video for you. Not a lot of device shown, but some pretty cool graphics and concept. Check out the full press release on the Motorola XOOM heading to Verizon here: Motorola … Read more
The wait is over. Today marks the release of the first dual core NVIDIA Tegra 2 processor in the Motorola ATRIX 4G and in two days we will have the first Dual Core NVIDIA Tegra 2 Tablet running Android 3.0 aka Honeycomb, the Motorola XOOM. Verizon and Motorola have announced that the much anticipated 10 … Read more
Qt is the Symbian platform. The one that’s now headed towards death as Nokia moves to Windows Phone. And of course, Nokia and Microsoft have hopes that all of those Qt devs will becomes Windows Phone devs over the next year. Well, Necessitas from BogDan would allow you to package Qt apps and deploy them … Read more
Golf Battle 3D is a cross platform multi-player golf (type) game that’s already available for Android and is coming to every other platform. By every other platform, I mean that it’s in review for the iPhone, coming soon to the iPad, coming soon to Symbian, in review for Bada and coming soon to Windows Phones. … Read more
Flight Control is the original flight control style game that’s sold millions of licenses on iOS, Windows Phones, Symbian, etc. In fact it’s #10 of all time paid apps for iOS. But now it’s also available for Android. Here’s the really weird part though. For the iPhone it’s priced at $.99 and for Windows Phone … Read more
Around these parts we’re always throwing down the spec sheet drooling over words like ‘dual core’. Well INQ’s CEO has some words about Android manufacturers and their products and he may be on to something. So you know his product, it’s an Android based phone that’s been dubbed the Facebook Phone and even has a … Read more
AegisLab reports they discovered an Android trojan which they dubbed ADRD. The writer tucked it into some wallpaper apps found in a Chinese third partry application store (the last place you’d expect, right?). What the thing does if you sideload it is phone home your IMEI to adrd.taxuan.net, an apparent Microsoft machine in Wuhan, China … Read more
If you don’t know what OpenFeint is, it lets you do cross-platform leaderboards/achievements and play with friends. Think of it like the social aspects of Xbox Live (without the real time gameplay). It’s popular for iOS and Android and they’ve now released a private beta for a cross-platform API. OpenFeint Connect gives developers access to … Read more