Our good friend Kristofer Brozio over at Test Freaks just got done reviewing the Kingston Class 4 32GB MicroSDHC Storage Card that I thought I would pass along to everyone. We have had devices that have been capable of 32GB for quite some time now, they 32GB has still got a pretty steep asking price … Read more
T-Mobile subscribers waiting patiently for the Android powered Samsung Galaxy Tab can now see light at the end of the tunnel! A leaked doc is making it’s way around heralding the arrival of the Tab on November 10th. We already got the goods on the pricing, $649.99 Dealer Price and $399 with a 2 year … Read more
Just thought i’d take a venture over to the Zune Marketplace and see what games and apps people are grabbing. I love that my childhood favorite game Frogger is at the top. I used to own one of those miniature Frogger arcade games that used C or D sized batteries. Used to take it everywhere … Read more
Dell Streak owners get ready for some Android 2.2 goodness coming within “weeks” according to Dell’s Steve Felice, president of the Global Consumer, Small and Medium Business division. "We wanted to get the product to market, we weren’t ready for 2.2, so we went ahead," Felice said. "Maybe we should have waited. But we’re getting … Read more
I took a few jabs at Microsoft, loyal but misguided reader cjc jabbed back. Rather than posting a retort, figured it would be easier just to post his nonsense as the comment of the week: Doug you can’t seriously believe MS won’t capture back a good portion of the Mobile market. There are plenty of … Read more
As you know we’ve previewed a lot of Windows Phone apps on this site and there’s always speculation as to what actually makes it to the market and what it’s like once they get there. Well, looks like a good number of them are already getting high marks and that’s with a limited number of … Read more
With every passing day my loathing for those that embrace “the phone that must not be named” wanes. I no longer shake my head and chuckle sadly under my breath when one of my friends or family members embrace the evil one. While I will never understand how they are able to shackle themselves to … Read more
The Wall Street Journal is running a poll asking readers, “Who makes the best mobile operating system?” You can take the poll yourself and find out the results and let the suspense build up in order to find out the results, or if you’d prefer I’ll just go ahead and spoil it for you, dumping … Read more
Got a DX or D2 and want to crank the clockspeed up to an insane 1.3GHz for no good reason at the risk of bricking your phone? Yeah? How about undervolting it to save some gas? Do that with no fuss (other than dropping 99 cents) using DX/D2 Overclcoker, on the market and developed by … Read more
As we reported yesterday, other people were reporting that the three biggest television networks have snubbed Google from enabling their Google TV viewers to watch the three networks’ video streams from their websites as anyone could otherwise do with a computer. A big blow to Google TV and its launch, and an odd one as the … Read more
Let’s be honest: Lock and slide to unlock screens aren’t for everyone. Or they are for people when they’re on the move with the phone bouncing around in their pocket but not when they’re at work or on a long train ride or home, a category into which I fall. Android doesn’t seem to have … Read more
There’s some murmurring amongst various press outfits that Google’s only paying 2.4% out of the 20% average of the major countries in which it operates using something that is described as legal but with all the visual effects of arrows on the map looks like an elaborate money laundering scheme. Fortunately for Google this story … Read more