The Best of CES 2011 winner the AT&T Motorola ATRIX 4G draws ever so near with a new rumored launch date of February 22nd according to a BGR obtained leaked document. With pre ordering already going strong for the first dual core hot rod coming to AT&T for $199.99 plus two year contract and data … Read more
I have had a busy couple weeks of travel and have not been able to post as much as I would have liked. I spent most of yesterday and into the night reading and catching up on what the discussion has been here on Mobility Digest. It is a given that the device debate between … Read more
There are a plethora of Google Reader clients for Android, my favorite after trying many being Newsrob though Pulse has a bigger following, and Google finally made their own a few months back. Lacking in some areas and good in others with users articulating their impressions to Google, Google released a new and rather improved … Read more
Hello, Mobilitydigest.com readers. Although it’s been quite some time since I last contributed to the site, I never stopped enjoying the posts and the input of the readers during my absence. I recently arrived back to the U.S. after having spent a month on the great island of Australia. During my stay, I quickly realized … Read more
On 2/16/2011 2:00 PM, Murani Lewis wrote: I was at work last night and a couple people had EVOs playing music. They said they downloaded apps from the Android market called "mp3 download" and another music app. They just type the name of the song in and download any song for free. I can understand … Read more
Woke up and flipped on the RSS just now to find what looked like a promising new soft keyboard for Android by one of my favorite companies, Nuance, the king of voice recognition. They cooked something up called FlexT9 which judging from a couple other write-ups and their Youtube promo is a mixture of existing … Read more
Here’s what I know about the Motorola Xoom: It’s the first Android tablet with Honeycomb on its way to the market, hitting Verizon in a week, people are talking about it a lot and the one thing they’re mainly discussing is that it’s going to cost a zillion freaking dollars. Here’s what I think about … Read more
Ignore that Windows Phone is fractional in user base to Android. Right now if you compare the sales of the top apps on each platform, you’d see that the top Windows Phone devs are making more money according to research firm Xyologic. On Windows Phone, Fruit Ninja had 49,800 downloads at $3 per download. Meanwhile, … Read more
It’s that time of year again and Sports Illustrated is set to release their annual Swimsuit Edition to the delight of million of men around the world. The 2011 edition however will have a new feature to it sending the SI Swimsuit Edition mobile to smartphones everywhere. Available for the iPhone, BlackBerry, and Android devices, … Read more
I know it is a bad economy, discretionary money is tight right now, blah blah blah. So why not just win that Android Tablet you have been wanting courtesy of Wirefly.com! For the rest of this month, Wirefly is running a contest and giving away a free Samsung Galaxy Tab by simply heading on over … Read more
After mentioning Love Meter for Windows Phones we were sent a link to Geekaphone who put together a short list of Valentine’s Day apps, which are mostly iPhone and Android apps. It ranges from Date Check (which does background checks) to apps that help you find a bottle of wine, or help with a good … Read more
If you are thinking about an Andriod Tablet this year then no doubt you are drooling over the Motorola XOOM. Featuring the new Honeycomb Operating System, the XOOM is also packing some serious power in the NVIDIA Tegra 2 dual core processor. We have been reporting some rumors on pricing but both of them had … Read more