You remember your junior high Latin teacher whom you’d talk trash about but deep down you admired and tried to emulate, even dressing like her in private, and because her office door was unlocked you were able to steal the answers to upcoming tests until one day she got suspicious, planted a test answer sheet … Read more
We have been talking about it for a while now, and February 13th officially starts AT&T Android Madness! The little green Droid Dude will be all over as AT&T tries to fortify it’s smartphone position with a heap (12 Android Handsets to be exact) in 2011. First up, and nothing to be ashamed of, is … Read more
Here is a “Clever” idea that might be pretty useful for anyone that is in and outside for a living with their mobile device or wants that added protection form the elements. RingerWraps, made by CleverWraps, is a cool little high grade poly bag that fits a variety of of mobile phones with the three … Read more
App downloads are only one metric but getting someone to download an app just to have them uninstall it doesn’t do you a lot of good. Well analytics firm Localytics tracked Android, iPhone, iPad, Blackberry and Windows Phone 7 apps and found that the rate of one-time app usage was around 26%. That’s pretty high. … Read more
I keep hearing rumors about a AT&T 3G compatible Venue Pro coming out soon. After I recently discovered you could delve deeper into the Venue Pro’s Diagnostic Menu, I learned of a hidden feature to fix radio bands. Dell allows you to choose from 4 GSM bands(850, 900, 1800, and 190) and 5 WCDMA bands(850, … Read more
Venue Pro owners like myself have generally been left out in the cold when it comes to enjoying the Windows Phone OS. Whether it be delays, bugs, or limited access while others have total freedom. Now we can do more with what we have. Until now, all I’ve been able to do is browse general … Read more
The Dell Streak has in every way exceeded my expectations. It is a solidly built device that is really the best of both worlds. The Streak operates very well as a phone, rather large, but call quality is excellent and even avoids those dropped calls past devices experienced crossing over from 3G to Edge. The … Read more
RIM has just let loose a video on the Playbook Tablet and how it syncs with a BlackBerry device via Bluetooth. In this video, the Playbook is syncing with the AT&T torch and demo’s the email app and reassuring IT Guys that the data is encrypted and is deleted when the connection to the corporate … Read more
We have all been buzzing about AT&T finally getting a a flagship Android device in the Motorola ATRIX 4G and getting some attractive pricing from Amazon. Today, Amazon added the Motorola DROID BIONIC heading to Verizon to the list as well. You remember the DROID BIONIC right? Buried under all the iPhone 4 news is … Read more
If you blog from your iPhone, iPod, or iPad then there is a new update fro you to get rid of some of the bugs you may have been experiencing. Honestly I don’t blog a whole lot from my iPhone but it is a nice fallback to have when there is breaking news that I … Read more
Elbert Perez (think Impossible Shoota, Fishing Girl, Quadra…) has a new game out (for free as usual). This one is called Nom Nom Worm: The Nom Nom Worm is hungry! Hurry and feed the poor nom Nom Worm However, the Puffers loom around the feeding ground, wanting to be friends with Nom Nom Worm. However … Read more
If you’re planning on attending Mix11 this year may as well gear up a bit early with the free Mix11 app. Attending the Microsoft MIX11 conference in Las Vegas, April 2011? You need the complete schedule on your Windows Phone 7 for quick and easy offline reference. Includes session information, speaker bios, a map and … Read more