Looks like Google wasn’t done with just announcing Google Cloud Print for mobile today. Late this afternoon the folks at Google announced that they have added some “fun” features to their in browser weather page. All you need to do is from your iPhone or Android powered device, do a search on “weather” and enable … Read more
In response to a jab I made about his online provider following my rant against AOL, Jim Szymanski, or jimski, asked me, in an email in which he included some gaudy and annoying advertisements he probably had no idea were being stamped onto his dumb emails, the following and I really want to win the … Read more
I get lots of emails everyday and I got one yesterday that I didn’t get to but wanted to share with you today because quite frankly, I think it’s pretty darn cool! Now I know everyone has seen extended battery cases for the iPhone 4. I know what you have seen the 2pc cases. But … Read more
I hope I’m not blowing up his spot but XDA’s morphic and simms22 have produced a 1.5GHz Nexus S kernel, an otherwise very fast 1GHz phone which is just fine at the stock speed but damnit we gotta paste excessively large screenshots of our Quadrant tests in the threads. If 1.5GHz sounds too white hot … Read more
If you got one of the new Samsung Galaxy Tab Android Tablets and wanted to do some Custom ROM Flashing you may have run into some serious issues with Samsung locking the bootloader on some of the newest Firmware Versions that they have released. If you have such a new device (listed below) and you … Read more
I told you we have a bunch of Sony XPERIA Arc stuff for you today and to sum it all up, we are pretty excited about this device. Sony is too and have had supplied us with a sixty second video showcasing the Arc’s beautiful Bravia powered Screen with is a 4.2 inch diameter with … Read more
If you are waiting for the Sony XPERIA Arc, well then you are going to have to keep waiting because it’s still not launching yet. But we can show you the next best thing which some more video goodness of the Arc. In case you haven’t been following our drooling over this device, we have … Read more
Last year Google announced Google Cloud Print on PC based browsers and last month opening it up to the Chrome Notebook users. Today they announced that they were going to start rolling out in the next few days Cloud Print for Mobile Documents and Gmail. This will allow users to print from within their smartphone … Read more
It’s not easy being an iPhone guy around Mobility Digest. Not a day goes by that there isn’t some sort of shot fired at “iChris” or myself. David K seems to delight more so than anyone on the team affectionately renaming Chris Leiter “iChris”. I remember a few sarcastic emails flung our way when he … Read more
The biggest disappointment jumping from Windows Mobile to Android was the loss of being able to listen to Howard. Howard for whatever reason had it in his old contract to keep it off phones. Could circumvent it but it was tricky and possibly against Howard’s wishes. Well folks, no more need to set up audio … Read more
RIM has started to talk about it upcoming “Balance” application that is in testing with a release slated for two months from now. It allows corporations to continue to control the emails and contact information on a Blackberry while segregating photos, web browser and social networking. The goal is to keep security and corporate data … Read more
Last Friday we got word from the T-Mobile and Samsung folks that the update for the Samsung Galaxy S called the Vibrant on T-Mobile was was ready and Froyo goodness could now be yours after a long wait. We have gotten word that the update process to Froyo, Android 2.2 was not all that fun … Read more