Posted by Marc Flores on Nov 7, 2008 5:11 pm
Filed in Apple, BlackBerry, Handsets, News, Nokia, RIM, Symbian
The results are in and news now hitting the smartphone world is that Nokia is slipping down from the peak of the mountain while Apple and RIM work their way to the top. With only the iPhone and iPhone 3G, Apple has managed to step over RIM’s shoulders to take the number two spot in [...]
Posted by Zach Epstein on Nov 7, 2008 2:33 pm
Filed in AT&T, Android, Handsets
The key to Android’s success in the US will undoubtedly be carrier adoption which is still the only effective way to sell handsets in this country - just ask Nokia how its Nseries and Eseries lines are doing here. One carrier however, just isn’t going to cut it. The T-Mobile partnership was a great move [...]
Posted by Marc Flores on Nov 7, 2008 1:18 pm
Filed in General, News, Opinions, Services, Windows Vista
Steve Ballmer has been all over the globe lately. First, he was in South Korea teaming up with LG for a future with Windows Mobile in LG smartphones. This week, he made his way to Australia with those loud, powerful and rather obnoxious words, “Developers, developers, developers!” But the excitement died down quickly when a [...]
Posted by Zach Epstein on Nov 5, 2008 4:49 pm
Filed in Software
Likely taking some cues from the upcoming Internet Explorer revamp equipped with what we affectionately refer to as porn mode, Mozilla is getting ready to release a heathen-friendly update of its own. The latest pre-release version of Firefox 3.1 comes packing a new menu item labeled “Private Browsing” and when active, Private Browsing will wipe [...]
Posted by Zach Epstein on Nov 5, 2008 1:10 pm
Filed in News, Software
The election is over, the country is responding and here all we can think about is the fact that Windows 3.x is now officially dead and buried. Ok that’s not entirely true, but it really is the end of an era. Windows 3.x, the game-changer that it was, survived for 18 great years though it [...]
Posted by Zach Epstein on Nov 4, 2008 3:27 pm
Filed in Apple, News, Software
If this isn’t the best way to score a job interview, we don’t know what is. Piergiorgio Zambrini, an Italian systems engineer and creator of the widely popular Ziphone application, recently applied for a job as an iPhone security engineer at Apple. Who needs a good interview when you can prove your worth by discovering [...]
We had wondered where this thing went, and while we still don’t have a release date for you, we’ve got an exclusive first look at the application. It’s got a pretty familiar feel to it (read: Facebook app), and even though we haven’t actually played with the software itself, it does seem to be a [...]
Posted by Marc Flores on Nov 3, 2008 4:50 pm
Filed in LG, News, Services, Windows Mobile
Microsoft’s Steve Ballmer recently took a little trip to the land of cell phones and kimchi to ink a deal that will ensure future collaboration between LG Electronics and MS. Right now it’s just a preliminary agreement so it will likely be a while (well, funnier and faster things have happened) before LG starts putting [...]
Posted by The Boy Genius on Nov 1, 2008 11:05 am
Filed in Software
There’s no doubt about it — we’re big Skyfire fans over here. While we’ve begged them to make a BlackBerry version, something they said they are actually in the process of looking at, expanding their market share in other countries isn’t such a bad thing is it? Some of you sneaky readers have managed to [...]
The gauntlet has been thrown down and Microsoft is making it pretty clear that they’re not going to be bullied around by Apple’s advertising tactics. In England at least. Apparently, these booths aren’t just advertisements, but they’re also interactive booths. From AppleInsider:
“It’s a friggin booth where you can record your own I’m a PC video,” [...]
Posted by Marc Flores on Oct 31, 2008 5:22 pm
Filed in Android, HTC, Handsets, News, Opinions, Verizon
Verizon knows best, right? First, they really didn’t think the iPhone 3G was good enough for you. You know, they said the signal wasn’t great, it was too expensive, and the iPhone insulted your mother behind your back. Well, apparently they’ve whipped a list of reasons why you don’t want a G1, either. By the [...]
Posted by Zach Epstein on Oct 30, 2008 3:19 pm
Filed in Android, Handsets, Motorola
As Motorola’s mobile phone division struggles to find its way once again, we learned yesterday that Android will be one of the major tools Moto will use in an effort to stop the bleeding. Q3 of 2008 has literally been abysmal for the mobile division, with mobile device sales down 31% from Q3 2007. Q4 [...]
Posted by Kelly Hodgkins on Oct 30, 2008 12:55 pm
Filed in Android, HTC, T-Mobile
T-Mobile customers who have pre-bought the G1 may notice that their data connection suddenly stops working. D’oh! Don’t panic there is nothing wrong with your G1, this is a problem on T-Mobile’s end. Remember that free week of data that you all got when you pre-bought your G1? When that week is over, T-Mobile is [...]