Archive for January, 2012

Many are calling this big news for Blackberry and their semi failing PlayBook. It depends on which side of the coin you are happier with. On one hand, soon, you will have Android apps capable of running in an emulator on the PlayBook giving the PlayBook owners a win/win situation. On the other hand...

All the way from Tokoyo, we have found out the Docomo and Disney will be releasing a couple of Android devices. The first device is called Docomo F-08D, which will be packing a 4.3-inch 720 x 1280 display, a 1.2 GHz dual-core OMAP4430 processor, and a microSD card slot. Colors for the F-08D will be...

Last week I wrote up a new Android Pro Widgets theme called Modern ICS. The theme brought us the look of the Gmail and Email widget that we have found with stock ICS, to our Facebook, Twitter, calendar, bookmarks, Google Reader, and messaging widgets. Just when I thought I had the best Ice Cream Sandwich...

Will the Samsung Galaxy S III be at Mobile World Congress, or will it not? Is it rocking a quad-core processor, or sticking to dual-core? The rumors around the digital streets spread like a bad rash when new anticipated phones are on the horizon. Well looks like the Android Guys have found a new batch...

Being an Android user we want total control over the look and feel of your device at all times. That is why many of us turn to MIUI. With so many locations to find themes for the MIUI ROM it is sometimes hard to find ones that are great or worth checking out. That is why we try to search the web in search...

When looking through the specs of NEC’s latest venture into the Android phone game you don’t see anything overly exciting. The device highlights a 4.3-inch display at 720 X 1280 pixels, Gingerbread 2.3.6, dual-core 1.5GHz MSM8260 processor and 1GB of RAM. All of this information is regurgitated...

Norton is no stranger to the tech community. Some live and die by their software, others cringe at it. No matter what your security or antivirus software preferences you have, they are essential in our daily lives. In a further attempt to protect you and your information, Norton has just released a beta...

Firefox is one mobile browser that many longed to have. The betas floated around for a while before they finally launched an official app on the market. Offering a slick UI layout and the ability to easily sync your information between your device and your desktop browser makes it pretty great. In the...

Many carriers have offered and added in location-based services to their product line up. I know Sprint has had a similar service for a while now. Letting you pull up the location of a device and the associated family member that is supposed to be attached to it. T-Mobile is now entering the game with...

Small business in America needs all the help they can get. It can get expensive starting one, operating one and buying expensive devices just to take a simple payment. Even though NFC is starting to step up and make its mark in the mobile payment world, there are still limitations. For starters the business...

We all love a great deal on applications and games. We love it when they pop up in GetJar Gold, the market or even Amazons Free App of the Day. While all of those options are a great way to get a heck of discount on a very popular app or game, we sometimes wish there was another option that was legit....

That’s right, folks! Amazon Wireless is offering a ton of phones from AT&T now for only a penny. The deal requires a new 2-year agreement or an upgrade to an existing line. Included in this special are a handful of some pretty nice devices, so make sure you don’t miss out on the deal....

  GetGlue fans rejoice! Your favorite social check-in app just got a little bit cooler, thanks to the latest update that just hit the Android Market today. If you’ve never tried GetGlue, it’s a social application from AdaptiveBlue, that lets you check-in to TV, movies, music and other types...

Owners of the Samsung Epic 4G will be excited to learn that an alpha version of CyanogenMOD 9 was made available yesterday, thanks to the hard work and efforts from the EpicCM team. Granted, there’s still a long list of bugs and issues that need to be dealt with — this is far from a stable...

I love a good game just as much as the next guy, but I have never been able to get “sucked” into a game for any extended period of time. I do, however, have many friends that can spend an entire weekend glued to a PC screen. What do you do when you have to go to your real job to pay for addiction...