Halfbrick, the makers of Fruit Ninja, have just released Age of Zombies for Android. This game has previously been available for iPhone and PSP and now an Android port is available. This is a straight high-end addictive shooter. Just check it out in action: And to give you a sense of it’s quality is has … Read more
Glympse is a highly acclaimed app that lets you send a link to share your location in real time to a person or group for a limited period of time (for free). It’s already available for Android and iPhone and it’s received some great reviews. Here’s the official description for Windows Phones: Glympse is the … Read more
While analyzing my battery usage today, which is sort of an obsession, I started thinking of the apps I use on a daily/weekly basis and then considered if the were Web dependent or independent. Not so long ago in the earlier days of Pocket PCs, even though devices had much less storage capacity, information was … Read more
Microsoft just provided a blog post about the changes to the video and music hub. Some of these have been known and some of the smaller refinements are new but it’s still an interesting read to see how much attention to detail and user feedback has gone into the Mango update. Here is their text … Read more
The 5 minute video preview of Windows 8 wasn’t long enough for you? We know, it wasn’t for us too. So, here is a 32 minute long video of Windows 8, which was previewed at Computex…
Heard of Google Goggles, right? I knew you can take pictures of churches and wine labels, it does some funky math, but I had no idea how great a booty tool it is. Peep this storyboard: Scene: Opens with me walking down the beach, looking all buff, rockin’ my Nexus S and Nexus One in … Read more
SurfCube is an alternative web browser for Windows Phones. It’s actually using Internet Explorer under the hood for all of its rendering so you can expect sites to still load and look the same but you get the SurfCube frame and additions. I’ll get more into the extras you get (for those of you who … Read more
After announcing the pricing and availability date of T-Mobile HTC Sensation 4G, the carrier introduces two new feature-rich Android smartphones today, Samsung Exhibit 4G and Samsung Gravity SMART. Both the phones definitely don’t come under the category “superphone” but both are budget smartphones priced below 100$ and will be launched later this…
So not only is the Marketplace getting filled with garbage left and right but it turns out that Microsoft has denied app certification for a port of a popular iPhone entertainment app called Finger Cut. The iPhone version of the app is simple enough – there’s a spinning blade on the screen and tapping the … Read more
The cat is out of the bag. Right off the heels of the much talked about and anticipated Mango update for Windows phone, Microsoft is still rocking and rolling with the unveiling of the Windows 8 UI. But to save me some time of trying to explain how it works, just watch the video below. … Read more
8:09 pm Walt: Even though Microsoft is taking more control over the look and feel of this mobile OS. They’re taking more of a Apple approach. How do you conclude that you can differentiate really well? Stephen: By entering into a different kind of relationship with Microsoft. Other OEMs are doing their best and first … Read more
A 1.2GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon dual-core processor, 4.3 qHD display, 8 megapixel rear camera with 1080p HD video capture, VGA front-facing camera, 1GB of RAM, and Android 2.3.3 Gingerbread with the latest version of HTC Sense – yup, we are talking about HTC Sensation 4G. T-Mobile finally revealed the pricing and availability date of HTC’s superphone…