PocketNow put the iPhone 4, NexusOne (running 2.2) and a developers LG version of WP7 against each other in a browser speed comparison. You should remember that the WP7 software is old (it’s actually the same build in the emulator so it’s a bit out of date) and the hardware will never hit the streets … Read more
One of the reasons people stick with Blackberry’s is the ability to BBM (which I’ve never fully understand but I’ll let it go). Anyway, the ability to instant message through Gtalk, AIM, MSN, Facebook and BBM is coming thanks to CrossTalk. They note “Now your Blackberry users can BBM your GTalk Android users or anyone … Read more
No not that Jim… this Jim. This is not the esteemed and eloquent Dr. Jim. This Jim is just a soccer playing Software Engineer with too much time on his hands and has an almost obsessive compulsion with technology. We are bringing you another installment of “What Mobility Digest is running” on their devices. A … Read more
Yes, now you can Stumble away on your iPhone or Android device, they’ve just released the mobile version of StumbleUpon and it’s free!
StumbleUpon, a discovery engine, today announced the debut of its free application for iPhone and Android-powered mobile devices, allowing users to discover and share cool content from the Web using their mobile phones.
I’ve got a secret to reveal. I’ve been playing around with Android on my HD2. It’s really a game of knowing my enemy and I’ll have some posts on this coming up cause I’ve learned a lot. Anyway, Simmons and I have been going back and forth on the future of mobility and where Android … Read more
Just yesterday we teased you about it and today it’s official and it’s powered by Bing Maps. This is a direct Foursquare competitor. Here’s what Bing has to say about it: After listening to the rumor mills roar and authoring hundreds of emails with my friends at Facebook it can finally be said that Facebook … Read more
I own a guitar. I own a guitar amp. I own absolutely NO musical skill whatsoever. Regardless if you have or have not any musical skill, or even if you like or dislike the iPhone. This is Bad Ass! The AmpliTube iRig is simply a way to get your guitars signal into your iPhone where … Read more
Skreeky is an app that is currently available for the iPhone and Windows Mobile that lets you chat with your friends or random people, even walkie talkie style. And by chat I mean your voice…like real chat. The developer has stated that a prototype of Skreeky is implemented for WP7 so expect it to come. … Read more
Microsoft gets it. Put a dev device in the hands of a developer and voila – they’re sold. Retain Release, the developers behind the iPhone apps 100Pushups, Two Hundred Situps, Twenty Chinups, Sleepmaker (relaxation apps) and Cook Well just tweeted that they are going to develop for Windows Phone 7 instead of Android, as a … Read more
Gaming is a HUGE industry, and it looks like gaming on Android will get a nice little boost from Sony and its PlayStation Division. According to Engadget, Sony Ericsson has finally started work on what amounts to be a PSP Phone. Sony Ericsson is developing a “brand new gaming platform, ecosystem, and device”. On the … Read more