The Honeycomb unlock feature is pretty slick, so we were thrilled to find an app that allows you to have it regardless of what Android device your on. All you have to do is snag the free “Ripple Lock” app from the Android Market, download, and enable it. If you […]
During BlackBerry World in May, RIM announced their newest addition, BlackBerry Bold 9900 would launch globally this summer. Enthusiasts are now dissapointed to hear that the highly anticipated device is facing delays that may have the phone launch pushed until September. With the smartphone market blasting full speed ahead this may have
With WWDC 2011 right around the corner, we can’t help but wonder what Apple has up it’s sleeve this year. Apple’s CEO Steve Jobs alongside Apple developers will start festivities with a keynote address on Monday, June 6th at 10:00am. Despite all the rumors, what we can confirm is the
Summer is here and you may be planning to take advantage of the nice weather, do a little traveling, or maybe enjoy some photography. Here are three fantastic iPhone apps reviewed and ready to enhance your summer. Shine: The newest weather app, Shine basically took Apple’s included weather app (never updated) and beefed it up.
Microsoft announced yesterday that they will now restrict the daily approval limit to 20 apps per developer. The new policy is targeted at developers who have been flooding the marketplace with hundreds of apps a day. Other new apps were being pushed from the “What’s New” category and Microsoft was concerned with
Google announced the upcoming release of their Android app, Google Wallet, earlier last week. In today’s world most consumers carry three things with them at all times, car keys, a wallet, and of course the cell phone. The Google Wallet concept looks to push this one step further by making your phone
T-Mobile introduced Thursday two new Android devices, the Samsung Gravity SMART and the Samsung Exhibit 4G, adding them to their portfolio. Both devices will be under $100.00 after a $50.00 rebate and a 2 year contract. The Samsung Gravity SMART runs Android 2.2 Froyo, a 3.2 inch touch screen, a 3 megapixel
Verizon announced today that it will unleash the 4G LTE-enabled Samsung Galaxy Tablet 10.1 to its already impressive roster. The Android 3.1 Honeycomb powered Tab will be the thinnest and lightest available on the market. Enthusiasts can take their pick of either a 16GB or 32GB model with color options of “metalic grey” or “glossy
This past weekend, 26 applications were removed for housing harmful code called Droid Dream Lite. An estimated 30,000-120,000 Android device users were infected by the Droid Dream Lite variant. The malicious software first affected Android users in March as Droid Dream. The developers created the malware by taking existing apps and modifying them to send details
Images of a new Android powered Sharp phone were leaked by Unwired View, resembling an uncanny likeness to the T-Mobile Sidekick 4G. Rumored to be the new T-Mobile Sidekick handset, the slide up screen and keyboard bare striking similarites to the already popular device. The leaked Sharp phone is speculated to have
For a brief period of time yesterday evening, Motorola tested a new web design which went live unintentionally. Before Motorola could remove the test layout, images were grabbed of six unnamed devices presumed to be released sometime this summer. Pocketnow.com was responsible for snagging the elusive screen shots. The leaked images included Motorola’s
If you are an Android user and like many you probably have endless amounts of applications installed. Unfortunately space usually becomes an obstacle and eventually you will need to start deleting some apps. While we can’t help you decide which apps will get the ax to make room for new ones,
Apple’s revolutionary iWork applications including, Keynote, Numbers, and Pages are now available for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch. With Apple’s Multi-Touch in mind the productivity applications have been completely restructured and notably improved. Keynote, Numbers, and Pages allow users to create vibrant documents, spreadsheets, and presentations directly from their device.
AT&T announced yesterday the first Pantech Crossover Smartphone in the US would indeed be added to their Android Lineup on June 5. The Pantech Crossover benefits include a 3.1 inch touch screen, a full slide out keyboard, 3 megapixel digital camera with camcorder, 600 MHz processor, and the AllSport GPS app.
Today will mark the end of an era for the Danger Sidekick services once and for all. Since all old Sidekick devices save their data (your contacts, pictures, etc.) to a Danger cloud server instead of on the device itself, this resulted in overall limited memory. Though this day has been lurking for a
