Google TV Made a New Friend

Google is excited to share that they’ve teamed up with Vizio who will begin pumping out TVs and Blu-ray players that will be packing Google TV later this year. More importantly, early this year, Google will release Google TV extensions for the Android SDK and, finally, a Google TV Android Market. For me, the big … Read more

Nexus S: First Impressions

Loved the hell out of my Nexus One but I’m the kind who just can’t stand knowing that there’s a new Nexus and I don’t own it, even though there are a lot of more important things to spend money on and from what I had read this Nexus S, while sexy, wasn’t mind-bogglingly better. … Read more

Sync My Clock!

So you want to be that guy tonight who says “10, 9, 8 – wait a sec everybody that countdown is 52ms fast possibly because they overcompensated for the broadcasting delay” or do you just have OCD over something like your phone or computer’s clock’s accuracy and distrust your carrier’s method? That puts you in … Read more

Mobility Digest Review: Type-S Universal Air Vent Holder

It’s been a while since I’ve posted any reviews here, just really busy, but as of now I’ve got four things coming up for you. I’m going to start off with a universal air vent cell phone holder aptly named the Type-S Universal Air Vent Holder. Very original name isn’t it?! The products isn’t bad, but it’s not the greatest either. I’m using it with my Samsung Galaxy S Captivate in my 2009 Subaru Forester, so read on to see what I learned about it.

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Will 2011 Be The Year of The iPhone Hackers?

ComputerWorld has digested a McAfee report titled 2011 Threat Predications Report. Now, I’ll presume that a company that’s in the anti-virus industry always predicts lots of threats…then they sell something to stop them. But it’s still an interesting thesis. They note that OS X users have always thought that their OS is impenetrable to attacks … Read more

Samsung Galaxy Player to be announced at CES

Samsung is really making their presence felt in the Mobility World these days. First the Galaxy S Android device has been a huge success with all it’s carrier support and sales. Then the Galaxy Tab Android Tablet is a solid device and is a worth competitor with the iPad. Then, the most popular Windows Phone … Read more

Seriously, Mozilla

Every now and then I run into a “Hey there’s a new Fennec alpha release!” article somewhere (Fennec’s Mozilla’s code word for their Firefox for phones) and give it a try only and invariably to discover that, though they may have bumped in a few new nifty features like Firefox Sync and crunched the installation … Read more