Archive for March 10th, 2010

Is your radio broken? The HTC/Google Nexus One is an awesome phone, but it sounds like everyone is still having major radio issues.  I know I frequently have issue’s when I’m driving through a certain spot on my way home from work.  I’ll frequently drop calls and when I look at...

It has been confirmed by CSPAN that Martin Cooper, the inventor of the cell phone, is an official member of the Android Community. You can follow Martin on Twitter, his twitter ID is @MartyMobile. Martin gave his iPhone to his grandson in favor of a Motorola Droid. Good move Martin! What better of...

As the Dell Mini 5 release draws ever closer, more and more details emerge about this product. This ad here proves most of the specifications we’ve seen such as the 5 inch screen with a resolution of 800×480, 30 pin docking connector, capacitive touch buttons at the front, a 5 mega-pixel...

Tether, the popular Blackberry application that lets you tether your phone to a PC and use your phone as a internet connecting, is coming to Android. Now we all know most tether apps get pulled from the markets, for obvious reasons at that, but here’s to hoping that this one doesn’t. According...

Stefan Constantinescu over at IntoMobile has been using his Nexus for the last month and has written a real nice, informative summary of his experience with the new device.  One thing I definitely agree with is the missing hardware buttons… I miss them.  He has a lot more to say in his review...

Take a gander at that. In just three short months, Android grew an impressive 4% with the competition not even coming close to catching up. Go Android. Why the huge jump? You can thank the Droid, which was released in October. Droid should really be sending thank you notes to it’s marketing department...

I’m assuming you all got the gist of Baconday, 4 days ago when @kmobs, @wootroot and @chrissoyars all chipped together and send @Cyanogen $175 worth of bacon.  What a hoot.  All you have to do is search for #baconday on twitter and you’ll see the whole history. Well today was the first...

Meltus, developer of the app Louder Volume Hack, has been busy working hard on a brand new hack which he intends to turn into a new app eventually. For those of you not familiar with Louder Volume Hack (currently at v3.5), it pushes customized audio equalizer and volume settings to the /system partition,...

Its confirmed Rogers has added the Samsung Galaxy Spica to its Android Line up, the site dosnt say what version of Android its running. Here’s the specs: It comes boxed with: Battery Stereo Headset Travel Charger DataCable 2GB Micro SD Card Pricing: $79.99 CDA – 3Year Contract $349.99...

  A post on evernotes site says: We have some pretty exciting news to announce today. Evernote for Android is now bundled on new Samsung Android phones from T-Mobile US, including the Samsung Behold II. So, if you’ve been eyeing that shiny new Behold II, now’s a great time to grab one for yourself. For...

Need a Desktop Cradle for you HTC/Google Nexus One?  The Mobi Products Desktop Cradle is available on the AndroidSPIN Store. The Mobi Products Cradle with spare battery slot for HTC Google Nexus One let’s you easily charge your Smartphone and a spare battery at the same time. Easily synchronize...

It’s really confusing me now. First we heard that the HTC Desire will hit AT&T in May/June period, and now, according to Androincia, a manager at a T-Mobile USA store was being trained on several phones that are coming to the carrier this year, and the HTC Desire is on the list. They also said...

We all love Gmail as well as Google’s tendency to keep things running as smoothly as possible. But snafus do happen; all that data is stored in “the cloud” on Google servers in what some consider the most state-of-the-art, redundant and reliable network of data centers located all over the...