Google Latitude App for iPhones

Hey iPhone people, Google Latitude’s now on your App Store as a standalone application which, unless you don’t want it to, will run in the background. An essential tool if you’re in an unhealthy relationship and think spying on her might somehow help the situation.

Dungeon Defenders: Unreal Engine Game for iPhone and Android

Last week David K talked about Infinity Blade and how it might be the game of the year. Now there is another game that brings the Unreal Engine to the iPhone and Android, Dungeon Defenders: First wave by Trendy Entertainment. This is a game that is based on tower defense action-rpg. The game also includes … Read more

Howard Stern Renews Contract with Sirius XM, Adds Mobile Access

My commute to work would be unbearable were it not for the Howard Stern show. It’s just about the only thing that keeps my head from exploding, as I sit in pointless traffic every morning. So, the news of Stern’s much-ballyhooed contract renewal more than justifies my keeping my subscription current with Sirius XM. Details … Read more

Should $.99 Apps Come In A Free Flavor Too?

In the comments to the WP7 app data post it seems like we’re all starting to talk about what app pricing should look like so let’s focus on it a little bit here. The MS Marketplace is supposed to be a place for devs to make money and presumably that’s in sales and it isn’t … Read more

Smartphones World – All The Statistics You Need In Just One Page

In the never ending battle between smartphones, there are many types of reports, relying on different sources (ads, web browsing, sales figures which are never formal, etc.).

I will try to make some order in this statistical mess by giving you one final answer: iPhone.

(OK, just kidding… )

But seriously, here’s a collection figures that may help you understand what’s going on in mobility. As none of them is absolute of course, I’m counting on you to make the math by yourselves.

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Mobility Digest Review: OtterBox Defender Series Case for iPhone 4

This is the second OtterBox Defender Series reviews I have done and if you missed the first one, I reviewed the OtterBox on the HTC HD2 that you can see here. I was pretty blown away with my first OtterBox Defender Series Case and my second review for the iPhone 4 was no less impressive. In … Read more

Holy Crap

Imagine playing a helicopter combat simulator on your phone. Imagine it with crazy-realistic graphics. Now imagine that it’s no simulation — you’re controlling a helicopter over wifi! The imaginary subset of what you were imagining was in fact not imaginary. Mind blown. If Santa told you you could have anything in the world except a … Read more

Apple’s iPhone 4 making random Facetime calls Yesterday?

It seems the Apple discussion board is getting a lot of buzz about the iPhone 4 making random Facetime calls yesterday, 11/27/10. It looks like a lot of the people that have experienced this glitch with Facetime making calls have upgraded to version iOS 4.2.1. The people who are reporting the random initiation of Facetime … Read more

Windows Phone and How it Stacks up Against iOS and Symbian: Part 1

I don’t want to make this into a review like you’ve read so many times over on every other site.  I don’t want to bash or defend the lack of multi-tasking, cut and paste, facebook/twitter integration, long load times, lack of apps compared to other platforms, etc.  While these are all important issues, I think … Read more