Sprint has had a lot of success with the EVO 4G made by HTC which was the first carrier to bring us 4G goodness. Now we have all the other Us Carriers getting on board with AT&T , T-Mobile and Verizon. Verizon is getting ready to challenge the EVO 4G with their own 4G LTE … Read more
I kinda liked this commercial by AT&T which is featuring the Motorola ATRIX 4G, not because it has the first dual core device to hit the United States, but it is well done and really features the device and the laptop accessory that we have been talking about quite a bit lately. In the commercial, … Read more
For all of you that find it hard to pass on a good gadget deal, we got good news. DealExtreme has not got an app for iPhone and Android owners. Introducing the DX Mobile App for your iPhone and Android based mobile phones! This easy to use mobile app makes shopping at your favorite electronic … Read more
You know a company is serious about a product or service launch when they make T-Shirts! One of our moles reported that AT&T was handing out T-Shirts to employees and it looks like the Death Star has changed up the logo from the original 3G with flames that we so loved flashing across our device … Read more
Eldar Murtazin (editor-in-chief of Mobile-Review.com) is a considered an insider and often has a lot of solid leads. So, what do we make of this tweet? On the one hand it makes sense that Nokia wouldn’t want to limit their future to the success of Windows Phones especially as Microsoft can take the platform in … Read more
We (being Americans) tend to dismiss Nokia as relevant since no one uses Nokia phones in America. But as you should know, they’re a huge global player and if Nokia had went Android it would have meant doom for Windows Phone. However, going Windows Phone they did make it a three way race. Just check … Read more
OK the noise is now getting loud but there seems to be confirmation that the Playbook and future Blackberry’s will be able to run Android apps. Now they are not running the Android operating system. They’re going to run the new BB OS that RIM invested in (from QNX) and is premiering in the Playbook. … Read more
Guitar Hero is was a pretty popular game across lots of platforms and…we can now talk about it in the past tense. From Xbox360Digest we learn that Activision has decided to ax it and move on to projects that it thinks are more profitable and have more room to advance. This is shocking as Guitar … Read more
Vic Gundotra is a VP of engineering and a former general manager at Microsoft. He tweeted “#feb11 “Two turkeys do not make an Eagle.” #feb11 is a reference to the date that Nokia is unveiling their future plans and that’s the follow tag used on Twitter for the event. And he’s one of the people … Read more
There’s now an official Hundred Pushups app for Android. It’s from the same developer that did the iPhone and WP7 version. If you don’t know, this is the system that trains you to do 100 pushups in 6 weeks. Here’s the app description: Can you do the Hundred? If you’re serious about increasing your strength, … Read more
I finally read the letter that Nokia CEO Stephen Elop wrote to his company. Am I the only one who thinks he’s not talking about Windows Phone 7? Here’s his text, from Engadget: Hello there, There is a pertinent story about a man who was working on an oil platform in the North Sea. He … Read more
I’ve noticed that not all apps in the Windows Phone Marketplace are routinely updated. While some apps really don’t need updates(very simple ones), I find myself scrolling down to the version number before I download any app nowadays. If I notice that the app was relased over 2months ago and its still on version 1.0 … Read more