Finally there is a study on iPhone dropped calls and different networks. When AT&T was the only provider of the iPhone majority of the people blamed the phone for dropped calls but now with Verizon in the mix we can analyze how the phone does on a different network. According to a recent study from … Read more
I know what your thinking, Mobility Digest has a forum? Your damn right we do and there is some great stuff in there. And we need your help, the avid Mobility Digest reader. So there are a couple of ways to access our forum. You could always use the computer of your choice to … Read more
When we first learned about the restrictions for submitting apps to the Windows Phone Marketplace there were immediate comparisons to Apples App Store and it generally seemed like they would end up in line with each other. As you probably know though, Microsoft recently pulled Imagewind from the Marketplace because it shows unfiltered images and … Read more
Here’s a great 30 second snippet where Obama is asked if he owns an iPad and if he has his own computer. Pretty funny to watch him react to such a simple question and remind the host that the President of the United States doesn’t need to borrow a computer:
If you are having issues with blocked calls and want to find out who is calling you, then check out this app that has finally been approved by Apple and is already available for Android. It’s called TrapCall by TelTech Systems and it will help you put and end to blocked and private calls. The … Read more
Okay, I admit, I like playing Doodle Jump. There I said it, you happy now? My kids got me hooked and now I secretly play it when they aren’t looking on their iPods. Why not load it on my iPhone? Easy, I would never get it back as they are always running their iPods out … Read more
Looks like Apple is taking a page from Microsoft and will delay the launch of the iPhone 5 pending the release of iOS 5 coming this fall. As it all plays out, Apple has just announced the WWDC2011 coming to San Francisco June 6-10 and is said to be making software the key. It is … Read more
There has been a lot of talk about iOS 5 opening up the file system on iPhones and iPads but as of now, it is all locked up by Apple. If you are looking for a solution to manage your files, backup, sync, and share those files. Then check out SugarSync’s new app: Sending large … Read more
Qik released their latest offerings for the iPhone today. There are some really nice features here like the ability to share live video with multiple contacts and all sorts of social goodies. There are two versions. A paid and Plus version. Here’s the description for the free version: Qik Video Connect is the highest resolution … Read more
Candella sent me over 14 new screen shots for their upcoming iPhone game called Cargasm. These are, I believe, from the final build of the game as they have ‘final’ attached to the name. Heralding a return of the classic arcade racer, Cargasm gives gamers a host of supercars which they can enter into different … Read more
If you are an Angry Birds fan then head on over to the App Store with your favorite iOS device and check out Angry Birds Rio. The adventure continues as this time the birds head to Rio. Angry Birds Rio is intended to tie the Classic Game in with the upcoming Fox Movie. The iPad … Read more
If you’ve been reading up on the AT&T-T-Mobile merger you probably heard that at the heart of this merger is AT&T getting lots of cell phone towers (and the bands that go with it). Turns out that between regulatory constraints, time and money it’s not so easy to just blanket a neighborhood with cell coverage … Read more