Archive for January 17th, 2012

We didn’t see this bad boy running around CES this year. It is quite possible that we missed it, or LG just wasn’t quite ready to show it off yet. Either way, it has been announced today. The tablet name is sticking true to their list of other devices by using the Optimus name and tossing...

During our adventures into sin city, we saw a number of products and services that were on the edge of pure awesomeness. Being an Android based site, we avoid some of the iOS only products unless we saw a potential for Android use as well. While talking with a rep from Kingston, we got a little dirt...

Today Roam mobility has started offering Canadians a U.S voice and data roaming service and have partnered with T-Mobile to offer it. How this works is Canadians can purchase a resusable phone, data hotspot device or a SIM card  from Roam and have not only affordable rates in the US but also a US phone...

Living in a competitive gaming market can leave us in awe of the next advancement in entertainment. Mobile gaming has taken flight in a very short amount of time, giving us some great starter games and quickly progressing to games like ShadowGun and ROC easily take center stage. I know there are many...

While coping with aching feed, uncomfortable floors to sit on and endless lines into press conferences and keynotes, we still managed to learn and see a lot. One of the coolest announcements and features we saw, was shown during the Nvidia presentation. Not only did they make the announcement that...

“The more I use Androids competitors the more I start to dislike how Android works” That’s my opening statement and now I’m going to explain why! You’re probably reading this article, or at least the title and thinking; what the hell is going on with AndroidSPIN and all...

The DROID RAZR was Motorola first real flagship device name to incorporate two of their best-selling devices ever. With the latest version of the RAZR, the MAXX, headed to store shelves potentially on January 26th, it should come as no surprise that the RAZR is getting a price cut. After all, how could...

The Phorus team was kind enough to invite us to a private demo and viewing at CES of their companies entry into our Android world. What they had to offer was nothing short of amazing. Often times we see these amazing looking docks built solely for our friends in the iOS community. That is not only annoying...

Remember that Ice Cream Sandwich update for the Asus Transformer Prime we told you would be making its way to a device near you starting last week? For many, this news came as a great treat — though we all knew the Prime would get ICS, nobody knew exactly when it would happen. Asus promised customers...

HTCDev.com has again released a series of devices from the dreaded locked bootloader shackles. This week we have the HTC Desire Z, ChaCha, Aria, DROID Incredible, Status, and T-Mobile G2 added. This is great news for devs and users alike. I was personally surprised to see the G2 in the list. It looks...

Is the two button control method of games such as Robot Unicorn attack bringing you down? Because Whale Trail is now on Android, with half the buttons and twice the delight. Is a platform game still a platform game when you get rid of the platforms? Perhaps not, but what if you’re scrolling from...

The Android development community is abuzz right now about a downloadable .APK file that made its way to the Internet today, thanks to up-and-coming developer and CyanogenMOD crew member, +Andrew Neal. For those of you who’ve been following us for a while, you may remember a while back when we...