Good chance you heard plenty of hype over the course of the past few months hype some big crazy Samsung unveiling in New York City this evening which had revved up a lot of us, some speculating that they’d unleash the first Android 2.3 Gingerbread phone, maybe the Nexus Two, the Galaxy Tab perhaps… Nope. … Read more
I’m not sure how long T-Mobile plans to continue with their current advertising which is a spin off from Apple’s now famous “I’m a Mac” commercials, but they are easy to tolerate when you recruit and “easy on the eyes” replacement for Catherine Zeta Jones. Dressed all in pink this time since last we saw … Read more
Collectively Bank of America and Citi have over 500,000 employees and they’re currently testing to see if Android and iPhone can meet the security standards that the banks require. Now this doesn’t mean that they are selling all of the Blackberry’s on eBay, but they will allow their employees to choose between devices. Currently there … Read more
PopCap is a leader in casual games and they’ve been the subject of lots of inquiries after deciding to bring Bejewled to Windows Phone while not having their games ported to Android. Well, first for some Android news: Plants v Zombies and Peggle are headed to Android in early 2010. Why the delay? Why not … Read more
Dell woke up today. They realized that they can’t genuinely try to made inroads in the mobile industry while using a competitors products, so they are dropping RIM and will be offering it’s 25,000 employees Dell Venue Pros running Windows Phone 7. They’ll also offer Android phones in the future. This seems like a simple … Read more
Maybe I’m easily impressed but the concept of a 3D screen that doesn’t require glasses (yup like the Nintendo 3DS) on a smartphone impresses me. And let’s take it a step further, let’s make it so the camera can also take 3D pictures. This is what Sharp is lining up for the Japanese markets. The … Read more
Google rolled out an update to Google Maps the other week, couple new features I wrote about here but honestly nothing to write home about. But there was one thing about it that was obviously different though which I noticed later on, something not in the Google blog post or in the list of new … Read more
Well I don’t know how many of you know about the Facebook presentation today but here is what has come of it. Android and iPhone users get updated applications. Live right now in our respective stores. What’s new you ask? What’s New In This Version: – Groups: share photos and posts with small groups of … Read more
Do you have some creativity, a video recorder, and a desire to win a free Samsung Galaxy Tab? If you do then Samsung is going to be giving away 100 Galaxy Tab devices on 11-29-10 or what is now more commonly known as Cyber Monday. All you have to do is create a two minute … Read more
As many of you know by now T-Mobile is now live with 4G in over 75 cities and is officially “America’s Largest 4G Network” So what do you do when you got a claim like that and a pretty cool device to back it up? You go after the 800lb Gorilla of course! And that … Read more
I’ve been eyeballing the iRig Amplitube for a while now, but there was always something holding me back. Basically, I wasn’t too sure how interacting with an iPhone would work while I was playing my guitar. And then I was presented with this: The Castiv Sidekick guitar mount for iPhone, iPod, Zune, PSP, and more. … Read more
Google Buzz took a lot of hits at the beginning for misusing privacy of end users. In fact, they were sued for their misuse of data. “The Plaintiffs allege[d] that Google automatically enrolled Gmail users in Buzz, and that Buzz publicly exposed data, including users’ most frequent Gmail contacts, without enough user consent.” Well they’ve … Read more