A few weeks ago I reviewed the Rocketfish Hardcover Shell for the HTC Surround. While the shell has been working fine, the glossy finish was beginning to show wear, especially on the back. So I decided to try out the HTC branded hardcover shell case. Like the Rocketfish, the HTC shell has cutouts in all … Read more
Wow, look out Angry Birds cause Huff and Puff may have just stolen a page from your playbook and overtaken you for what appears to be an incredibly sharp physics/logic game with enough variables to keep you going until you beat it. So it looks like Angry Birds but instead you’re the wolf trying to … Read more
Not going to lie, it’ looks a lot clunkier than I was hoping. I mean, to take this long and have nothing fancy going on…maybe it’s just me, but check out this video from PocketNow This is from a developer device that received an OS update. Anyway, am I missing something or is this simple … Read more
Normally the lack of removable storage (an SD card) wouldn’t be a big deal but in this post-Windows Phone 7 apparently it’s a must-have feature. And you would think that a phone in the Nexus lineup would have it since the Nexus One was a developer device and it’s still a non-retail store (well Best … Read more
Pocketnow is reporting that HTC has submitted a WP7 handset for FCC approval suggesting that it a version of the HD7, suitable for use on AT&T. Read their speculative comments below: HTC has submitted a Windows Phone 7 handset for FCC approval whose model number, label, and 3G band support suggest that it is … Read more
Don’t watch this if you get car sick… What do you think? Like it? Buying One? Two?
It’s the real deal. Here are the specs: Large battery, of course the first Android 2.3 device, a gyroscope and NFC. Before we get to the rest of the details: “Nexus S can be purchased (unlocked) online and in-store from Best Buy retailers in the U.S. starting after December 16 and at Carphone Warehouse retailers … Read more
We’ve mentioned Chrome to WP7 but the dev has an accelerator for IE8 and 9 and a bookmarklet for the other browsers, so non-Chrome users can join the party. So it’s free and only getting better. Oh and an update is expected to bring the ability to delete links and store data offline…
Hey you Firefox diehards who use may have tried Chrome or use it here and there but primarily stick with Firefox typically citing your precious addons, this one’s for you. In addition to the fundamental advantages of Chrome over Firefox you may perceive to exist already, the addon abandonment issue (known as extensions with Chrome), … Read more
Here’s a great tip to prevent a lot of unwanted key taps when you accidentally hit the capacitive keys on your phone (yeah Focus, that’s you). Just don’t let go for over 1 second and the action is canceled. The one exception is the Windows key that triggers voice navigation/search if held.
After watching the video of Fantasia Painter I had to share it with you. It lets you paint on your phone using your finger and also lets you edit existing photos similarly. It’s really the ease of use and the tools that sets this apart though and let you really enjoy it. Here’s the devs … Read more
Seymour is an app that we heard of a while ago but it was released in Marketplace without a splash (possibly because the release date is the app approval date, not the availability date). Anyway, this app has a ton of potential, includes a trial mode ($3 to buy) and has an above average 4.5 … Read more