LG Flagship Android Device coming early 2011

Yesterday LG announced the availability of the Quantum, the Windows Phone for AT&T, and today we are learning that LG is going to make it’s presence felt in the Android Market as well with a new addition to its Android Optimus Line code named the “Star”. The new Flagship Device by LG aim’s to be … Read more

AT&T Pay-As-You-Go Monthly Data Plans for Samsung Galaxy Tab

AT&T customers planning on grabbing one of the Samsung Galaxy Tab from one of the 2,200 AT&T Stores on November 21st will have two new ways to Pay-As-You-Go for your Data Plan. The first is a $14.99 pay-as-you-go that is good for 30 days and covers you for 250mb of usage. The second is a … Read more

Negotiate with Priceline.com App on your Android Phone

iPhone owners have already been negotiating for better hotel rates from their phones and now Android owners can do the same with an app from Priceline.com. The Priceline.com App has some pretty cool features like seeing your winning bids, shake to find your location, and instant bid results.  Check out the press release below and … Read more

Carbonite now has their own Android App

Back in May Carbonite which is an online backup company, announced that they had released an app for the iPhone and Blackberry that would allow you to view, arrange, and share your files wirelessly through your device. Today Carbonite has announced that they have released an app for Android. If you are using the Carbonite … Read more

T-Mobile continues poking fun at AT&T’s iPhone

I’m not sure how long T-Mobile plans to continue with their current advertising which is a spin off from Apple’s now famous “I’m a Mac” commercials, but they are easy to tolerate when you recruit and “easy on the eyes” replacement for Catherine Zeta Jones. Dressed all in pink this time since last we saw … Read more

BOA and Citi Set To Leave Blackberry

Collectively Bank of America and Citi have over 500,000 employees and they’re currently testing to see if Android and iPhone can meet the security standards that the banks require. Now this doesn’t mean that they are selling all of the Blackberry’s on eBay, but they will allow their employees to choose between devices. Currently there … Read more

PopCap On The Record About Android and WP7

PopCap is a leader in casual games and they’ve been the subject of lots of inquiries after deciding to bring Bejewled to Windows Phone while not having their games ported to Android. Well, first for some Android news: Plants v Zombies and Peggle are headed to Android in early 2010. Why the delay? Why not … Read more

Dells Slams RIM and Gives Windows Phone a Pat on the Ass

Dell woke up today. They realized that they can’t genuinely try to made inroads in the mobile industry while using a competitors products, so they are dropping RIM and will be offering it’s 25,000 employees Dell Venue Pros running Windows Phone 7. They’ll also offer Android phones in the future. This seems like a simple … Read more