Category: Google and Android

So you say the Streak is too big eh’? Well then maybe you want to have a look at the Dell aero that was just released on AT&T’s

PocketNow put the iPhone 4, NexusOne (running 2.2) and a developers LG version of WP7 against each other in a browser speed comparison.  You should remember that the

One of the reasons people stick with Blackberry’s is the ability to BBM (which I’ve never fully understand but I’ll let it go). Anyway, the ability to instant

I’m back with another review today for you, this one is of the Motorola Cliq XT that’s running Android. The first thing I have to say is that

Back in July, in addition to treating a lot of excited phone enthusiasts with the Droid X, Motorola also threw in an Easter egg that effectively locked down

Yeah, you guessed it. The folks over at ifixit.com are at it again and this time they are tearing down a device that is on my must have

Engadget got the goods from Mr. Blurry Cam yesterday and apparently he took a lesson and got a clear picture.  So today we got a much clearer look

I just got in the Verizon Motorola Droid X and I wanted to start things off with a video unboxing and first impression of the user interface and

Here at Mobility Digest, we strive to be innovative, original, and thought provoking. I absolutely guarantee that after you watch the following Mobility Digest Review: AT&T Samsung Captivate

The crew at Engadget got to play with 2 Dell Thunder prototypes.  These are early prototypes so the final retail version could be significantly different.  Here are the