Android Market updated with easier ways to find apps

If you are having trouble finding the DUI Roadblock app that Google (and Apple) are busy defending on Capitol Hill today to Senator Chuck Schumer, then chillax because Google has just updated the Android Marketplace with 5 new ways to discover any one of their 200,000 apps a little easier. After having 4.5 billion apps … Read more

Sammy’s Galaxy S II overclocked to a jaw dropping 1.5GHz

If you are looking to have the biggest and baddest spec’d out device then you might want to seriously consider the Samsung Galaxy S II after seeing what some XDA Guys running an overclocking app have just done. As you probably already know, Samsung has had a last minute change to the power plant that … Read more

Haptic GPS shoes promise more freedom for the visually impaired

I really hate admitting this but I do tend to get lost easily and rely heavily on GPS systems for all my business travel. A recent trip to New York had me absolutely lost when I had to walk from my hotel to meet up with David and Ramon for dinner and some refreshments. As … Read more

Ha! Angry Birds web version got hacked. Chrome levels are now easier to unlock

Just a few hours Angry Birds web version went live and see what we have here, some codes to hack it. We are sure there are many impatient ones out there who want to skip all the basic levels (after all, they have played it thousands of times on their phone, pc …) and get to the exclusive part of the game – special Chrome levels.

[Updated] Head over to Youtube, Google I/O 2011 keynote day 1/2 videos are up

Yesterday, at Google I/O 2011 day one keynote Google announced Honeycomb 3.1, Android Ice Cream Sandwich, Movie Rentals on Android Market, Music Beta…. aah, wait! You know what? You can watch the entire keynote on Youtube, uploaded by Google. All you have to do is get an hour of free time, set your eyeballs to 720p and enjoy the show.

Angry Birds for the web is now live! Playable on any web browser

It’s the second day of Google I/O 2011 conference and some Angry Birds invaded it. Yes, we are indeed talking about the world’s most popular mobile game, Angry Birds, it’s now available on the web via Google Chrome. Although Angry Birds has been available on various platforms, web is the biggest of all of them. And so it deserves some new levels, perhaps…

Windows Phones Have The Highest Click Through Rates–Android Is Lowest

So you create one of those new fangled ‘free’ apps that relies on advertising and you sit back and wait for the money to pour in. And despite releasing an app for Android, the current king of phones, the ad revenue doesn’t roll in. Why? Turns out not only are Android users stingy at paying … Read more