Protect your device with Bracketron’s new bike mount

I love mountain biking and still enjoy a good ride even though my single track days are nearly over. While taking a ride I have always been forced to keep my device in my CamelBak Mule Backpack while hitting the trails which meant I had to really listen for phone calls and could not use … Read more

The TV Wars Heat Up: Microsoft Brings NUAds, Google Buys SageTV and Apple TV Rumors Circulate

We’ve seen browser wars and search engine wars and mobile operating wars and it’s pretty clear where the next battle will be fought – your TV. And expect the same players to be there – it’s Microsoft, Google and Apple coming right at you. Microsoft is continuing to show off Kinect and Xbox and how … Read more

Integrate All The Apps In Your OS and Eat Everyone Else

Just thinking about the integration taking place across devices these days and it’s amazing how much more software goes into the OS these days and what this means for devs. I mean, we used to get a phone with a calendar, email, SMS, phone, calculator and a browser and add a few games and we … Read more

ExEn Preview Available – XNA Porting to Silverlight and iOS Now Possible

This will make a lot of devs happy. ExEn is a project by Andrew Russell that was community funded (so those that contribute get the benefits) that let you port XNA games to iOS and Silverlight and an Android port is going to follow shortly. And this will eventually become open-source. So a developer that … Read more

Phone Antivirus – Cool or Whack? [Ask the Readers]

My father in law got an Android and maybe out of habit from using Windows decided to install an antivirus application. I cringed to hear this, thinking it’s an unnecessary waste of resources and if he wants to stay safe all he has to do is not enable sideloading (which he wouldn’t, and even if … Read more

Excuse me Mr. OEM sir, more juice please

Every day I read about; optimizing the OS to improve battery, task managers to kill apps to save battery, new screen technologies to minimize battery drain, new processors, modified multitasking, radio improvements, new memory schemes, all in an effort to maximize the potential uptime for our phone batteries. So, it appears obvious that OEMs consider … Read more

Sony releases an Android client for its Music Unlimited service powered by Qriocity

Sony has released an Android client for its popular music service, Music Unlimited powered by Qriocity. Although the app is labelled as free in the Android Market, it requires you to be either a basic ($3.99 per month) or a premium subscriber ($9.99 per month). Whether the service is worth the subscription or not – we don’t know but you can find out yourself as

Sony Ericsson releases Panorama Beta app for Xperia X10

If you are a Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 owner and always wanted to try the amazing Photosynth app by Microsoft for iOS on your device, today is your day. Sony Ericsson has released an app named ‘Panorama Beta’ which can take panoramic photos and it’s as easy to use as selecting…

iMessage To Kill BBM? iDiots…WP7 Will Slaughter You All

Yes, Apple is releasing iMessage which is effectively BBM for iPhones. So you can send messages between iPhones without sending texts and get read receipts and that sort of stuff. If it sounds like BBM for iPhones it is and that’s the gift and the curse. As much as people love BBM, the huge limitation … Read more

Holy Crap: Cell Phones Really Do Screw With Planes

You know those warnings when you get into a plane and they warn you to turn off cell phones and electronic devices and then you pretend like you turned it off and keep using it? Yeah well it turns out those warnings are real. ABC News retained a copy of confidential studies that report that … Read more