One of the first developers at Tumblr and creator of Instapaper, Marco Arment, believes that Apple’s next mobile operating system, iOS [...]

Sony has extended its AOSP efforts to a new tablet following the launch of Android Open Source Project programs for [...]

Great news for anyone who actually owns Google Glass, as the Android-powered wearable glasses just began receiving a significant software [...]

The team over at Mountain View has had a busy day and they’re not slowing down yet. The Android Developers [...]

MasterCard is hoping to carve out even more space in the cashless niche by encouraging developers to capitalize on their [...]

Thanks to the hardworking XDA community a new HTC ONE X ROM was released this weekend, which is reportedly based [...]

The Motorola Atrix 2 was originally scheduled to receive Android 4.0 sometime during Q3 of 2012, but it looks like [...]

Good news for anyone clutching onto the AT&T Galaxy Note, as things just got a little spicy. Keeping up with their [...]

According to CNET and 9to5Mac, an unlocked iPhone user on T-Mobile’s network was at WWDC yesterday and his iPhone all [...]

Windows Phone developers were happy to hear that Microsoft released a 7.1.1 update to the Windows Phone SDK today. The [...]

In an attempt to lure in new developers to the Android platform, Google has released a new Google+ page as [...]

It seemed like only yesterday when Windows Phone Marketplace hit their 50,000 app milestone, and now WP7 enthusiasts and developers [...]

Google’s new native theme, dubbed ‘Holo’, for Ice Cream Sandwich is practical, intuitive, and is aesthetically pleasing to the eye. [...]

When HP shockingly pulled the plug on their TouchPad and any other devices running the webOS platform, we assumed that we had [...]

Facebook has finally confirmed that Android users will see an update to their beloved mobile application. Loyal users can look [...]

Thanks to a group of dedicated developers, Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS) has now been ported to the Samsung Galaxy S. When we first [...]

Samsung has been playing nice when it comes to offering up its kernel source codes for several of their devices. [...]

If you can’t beat them, then you might as well join them right? Well, it appears as though Sony Ericsson understands this sentiment [...]

Apple has just launched its iTunes Match service for iOS developers. Announced back in June as a complementary service to the iCloud, iTunes Match enables [...]

It’s been less than two weeks and Apple has already pushed out iOS 5 beta 6 out into the wild. [...]

Apple’s highly anticipated iCloud service is now available in its beta stage for developers. The iCloud allows the user to store documents [...]

It’s good to be a developer these days now that mobile device manufacturers seem to be playing nice in the [...]

Prepare to get more out of your Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1. Even though this is not the Honeycomb operating source code [...]

Microsoft announced yesterday that they will now restrict the daily approval limit to 20 apps per developer. The new policy is [...]

Sony has always been against unlocking their bootloaders on their devices (unlocking the bootloader is what allows us to flash [...]

Hey guys! TheUnlockr was featured on NPR radio this morning! NPR interviewed me about Android hacking/rooting in general (how it [...]

Ok, so don’t get too excited yet. They are here for some phones, but they aren’t quite usable yet. A [...]

Android 2.3 aka Gingerbread SDK was officially announced/released today (with an OTA update coming to Nexus One users ASAP). So [...]

This doesn’t mean much to the end consumer (at least for now), but it is good news. So what does [...]

UPDATE: Check out our full fledged video breakdown of all the new features! Android 2.2 “Froyo” Overview So finally Google [...]