Imagine the possibilities! The upcoming xMap3D app is in the alpha stage but still looks like it can give rise to slick 3D touring of cities near you. Well that’s the possibility I came up with but I’m not the authority on the matter. So what cool way can xMap3D add to your phone experience? … Read more
Windows Live Messenger on the iPhone received an update yesterday containing: Facebook chat integration Addressing top customer feedback requests Adding more languages – 31 total Facebook chat is a nice feature since Messenger already has the most subscribers of any IM service and this just increases the number of potential users. To Facebook chat: When … Read more
A while back we talked about the Samsung Galaxy hitting the FCC with ATT radio frequency and now we have some pictures courtesy of Engadget that shows the Samsung Galaxy with ATT branding. Seems like the Galaxy Tab will be competing with the iPad on the same network but the Tab is also said to hit all … Read more
A year ago Apple nixed all Google Voice-related apps from their store, citing the usual vague reasons which got the government’s attention on them and AT&T. This was a disappointment to iPhone users as Google Voice, not unlike most other Google products, is awesome. Recently Apple relaxed their submission rules with some speculating it had … Read more
Here’s another word game for Windows Phone 7 that looks pretty good. Think of it like two rows of scrabble tiles and you have two minutes to make as many words as you can out of them. As an added feature though, there’s a worldwide leaderboard for you to add your score to. Also, you … Read more
Yeah you read that right. Wheel (v 0.4.3) is a game that utilizes ‘multitouch’ even though it’s a resistive screen. We’ve discussed this in the past, but what it does is create a virtual button between the two buttons you see on the screen and that gets triggered when you press two buttons at once. … Read more
DinoGames has already shown us some great stuff for both the ZuneHD and WindowsPhone7. Their latest preview is called Keep Defender. It’s a castle defender game and at this stage it’s just a demo of the gameplay look and feel and I have to see – pretty neat stuff already. The typically defender style is … Read more
Though Youtube has streamed some events live including U2 and some political stuff, they’ve kept their distance from streaming live video, until today: They are conducting a trial that’s up now and tomorrow of a underwhelming selection of programming to see how to tweak it up the best presumably for an eventual full and aggressive … Read more
Welcome to AT&T, home of Windows Phone 7. According to Engadget, they have a leaked document that shows 6 WP7 devices by year’s end. Moving on, we’ve got even more confirmation that the Samsung Cetus (i917) will be one of the operator’s first Windows Phone 7 devices, and it looks as if a heretofore unheard … Read more
Herm has ported over his Windows Mobile game Reaction Time to Windows Phone 7. If you recall, this is the game where you try to hit the pedal as soon as you can after the green and there’s an online database to keep global high scores. Well the Windows Phone 7 version is in line … Read more
Some leaked promo/spec doc breaks down the myTouch HD Emerald with some noteworthy specs: 1GHz dual core processor, HSPA+, front VGA and back 5MP camera with video conferencing over both wifi and cellular, Android 2.2, HDMI out, 4GB internal (ram unknown) and a 3.8” Super-TFT display which the Samsung guys claim is the best screen … Read more
If you’re like me, after first trying Android’s Google Maps with Navigation, the turn-by-turn thing, you imagined what life would be like if it did the 3D stuff but tailored for walking-around purposes. Hey buddy get pumped because Google has answered your fantasies with the latest update (4.5) of Google Maps for Android. I field … Read more