Windows Phone users want no part of a vacated title. Bring on the champ!

Well earlier today we got news that the ITC was considering a ban of HTC phones into the states.  To be more accurate, HTC Android phones, which have already been found guilty of violated a couple of Apple patents.  The spicy part of the story is that Apple is basically pushing for the court to … Read more

Amazon Kindle Details Reveals It’s a Fail

Damnit I was wrong and Simmons apparently was doing fine without those meds. Here’s the deal, according to Tech Crunch (who was hands on with it) the Amazon Kindle is…drum roll please…essentially a Nook Color. It’s a 7” color touch screen running Android that’s said to look just like a Playbook. It’s multitouch but possibly … Read more

You’re Done, Wikileaks

Remember those diplomatic cables Julian Assange colluded with several reputable news organizations to vet and redact the names of those who would be made vulnerable? Seems Assange just unloaded all 251K cables with the names unredacted. Everyone from the State Department to diplomats to human rights organizations did what they could to talk him out … Read more

Pogoplug Introduces Pogoplug Mobile

This product seems like a great idea, but what’s the point when all of our phone companies are going with limited data plans now. Even the supposedly ‘unlimited’ plans really aren’t unlimited. I guess you could use this over your home network, but what’s the point? If I’m home I’m not going to use my … Read more

Samsung Unveils Slim Portable Blu-ray Writer

We’re all about mobility, not just phones, or at least I cover thing not just phones. Everyone else seems to be all about phones.. Samsung just unveiled a slim portable blu-ray writer that I think I want to have. The SE-506AB can also be used to play content to TV equipped to do it. Speeds … Read more

Video of HTC’s newest Windows Phone Mango handsets

Despite the anticipated impact that Nokia is to have on the Windows Phone ecosystem the clear leader today is HTC.  Today HTC showed off both the Titan and Radar Mango devices.  The videos are below.  I have to say the size of the Titan and the design of the Radar both have me thinking about … Read more

Sonim XP3300 Force sets Guinness World Record as toughest phone

Nothing brings more fear to gadget junkies eyes than looking over a 12 story building more than 82 feet in the air and dropping your device to the ground made of concrete.   Think of the iPhone 4 with all the glass and how many millions of pieces it would be in. Really, no device would … Read more

Mobility Digest Review: Crayola ColorStudio HD

Crayola is a universally known and beloved brand; whether you are an adult or child you have come across one of their crayons or markers at some point in your life. Now imagine having all you crayons, paints, pencils, markers and more in one place packaged in one handy device. That describes today’s item for review – the iMarker which works with the free iOS app, the Crayola ColorStudio HD.

Used in combination these two items gives the user a diverse palate for creativity using one’s iPad. As an added bonus since its digital ink there is no mess to clean up after the kids use it. As a parent that makes this a worthwhile investment in of itself.

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Sony Xperia Arc S with 3D Capable 4.2 Reality Display

Why oh why can’t these devices get some carrier support? The Sony Xperia Arc brings a lot of great features and specs to the table but remains in the shadow of other high end Android manufacturers like HTC, Motorola, and Samsung.  Powered by a 1.4 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon MSM8255, the Arc S should have no … Read more

Did Motorola pull a fast one on Google with its sell off?

Today comes an article that basically says that Google didn’t do its homework (do they have a Beta Legal Team too?) and spend out the nose for some pretty useless Motorola Mobility patents and a sliding business.  It is interesting that every Android OEM toed the company line and basically issued a Google-penned statement of … Read more