Amy Eichelberg

Sprint Breaks Up With LightSquared Officially

After severe opposition from the FCC, start-up wireless company LightSquared now has to deal with the heartache of fresh breakup on top of everything else. Sprint made the breakup official today by announcing that they were in fact cutting all ties with LightSquared. Originally, Sprint and LightSquared joined forces in hopes to […]

Google+ Hangouts Receives Google Docs Support, Adds a Level of Professionalism

We’ve watched Google+ from its inception, and have witnessed its gradual evolution into a multi-faceted social networking site. Undeniably the “hangouts” feature being one of its best attributes. Originally hangouts began as a place to video chat with a few of your pals. Google then added the ability to share

RIM Patents Fuel Cell Manufacture For Mobile Devices

A new patent from Blackberry maker RIM outlines a method that might enable future mobile devices the ability to recharge themselves on the go with the use of fuel cells. According the USPTO, RIM’s technology would place a fuel cell assembly between the keyboard and printed circuit board. From there

Facebook For Android Gets Update, Still No Changelog

Facebook has released a new updated version of Facebook for Android, but has managed to hold onto the changelog. So, while we don’t know exactly what Facebook has enhanced, we’re always welcome to updated versions of our favorite apps. While most Android Facebook app users have complained about lagging issues,

Rovio and Samsung Team Up to Unveil Angry Birds Space at SXSW

Much to the delight of Angry Bird fans everywhere, Rovio teamed up with Samsung today to unveil Angry Birds Space running on the Galaxy Note. Participants at this year’s SXSW event in Austin, Texas were treated to weightless, space-like trajectories, new characters with unique super hero powers, and a bonus level of play

Sprint Announces Budget Friendly ZTE Fury: March 11th Launch, $20 After Rebate

Sprint announced the latest Android device to join their family by officially unveiling the ZTE Fury. The budget-friendly smartphone is scheduled for a March 11th launch and will only cost consumers $19.99 after a $50 mail-in rebate and a 2-year contract. The Fury will come Android 2.3 Gingerbread ready and will