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iPhone or Droid? [COMIC]
This one’s so much better than the last one I posted (see Darth Droid Meets the iPhone). Hope you enjoy it! Oh, and if you haven’t already, you should totally add xkcd.com to your list of frequently visited sites. It’s nothing short of pure awesomeness. …
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Dell’s Mini 3 Headed to China Mobile This Month
Dell finally confirmed they’re in the smart phone game today. An official announcement from the PC maker shows them inking partnerships with two of the largest mobile carriers in the world. Starting later this month (November), over 500 million China Mobile customers will be able …
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An Open Letter to Droid Owners
Welcome Droid Owners. It’s great to have you here. You might be reading this on your home computer or possibly on your 3.7-inch touch-sensitive display with a resolution of 854×480 pixels, 16 million color depth with a physical screen size of 45.72 mm by 81.34mm. …
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App Review: Lucid
Lucid is a dreamy game with a simple concept and levels that are increasingly difficult to master. First let’s talk about what Lucid is not. It is not a racing game, jumping game, or any kind of first person shooter. Your objective in Lucid is …
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Archos 5 in the Real World
Let me first say that I have always been an early adopter. From my first Tandy Color Computer II to one of my latest automobile purchases, the great Mazda RX-8, I am on the hunt for the next big thing and the products that are …
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How to Show/Hide Soft Keyboard Programmatically [DEV TIPS & TOOLS]
I had to figure it out today so I thought I’ll shared it with the world. Say for whatever reason you need to show or to hide virtual (soft) keyboard in your Android app. It’s not very intuitive but can be easily done. Here’s one …
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App Review: Astraware Sudoku
Astraware’s Sudoku for Android is an app for true “Sudokuphiles”. I say that not to imply that only a true Sudoku fan would agree with the $4.99 price tag it bears on Android Market, but because a true fan will appreciate the wealth of features …
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Samsung Behold II to Bow at $200 Later This Month
We’re days away from the launch of T-Mobile’s 4th Android-based handset and we’ve learned the retail price. After getting rumored at $249 with a 2-year agreement, the final cost of the Samsung Behold II gets listed at $199.99 with a 2-year agreement. Don’t feel like …
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Parrot’s “Grande Specchio” Android-Based Digital Frame
Parrot has decided that simply displaying pics of your loved ones isn’t enough for their Specchio digital picture frame. They believe you should be able to pull up RSS feeds, weather updates, browse the internet and more with it. Enter the Grande Specchio which does …
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Saygus VPhone Handled in Wild
Maybe you’re not into big name handset makers like HTC or Motorola. Maybe you’re into random, obscure companies who spring up from out of nowhere. If that’s the case, Saygus might be the one for you. After getting tipped as the 3rd Verizon handset to …
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Verizon Deploys 100,000 Droids on First Weekend
The estimates are starting to roll in from last weekend’s launch of Verizon’s Droid handsets. Unofficially, the number is pegged at 100,000 units moved. This figure comes from Mark McKechnie, an analyst at Broadpoint AmTech Inc. who said Verizon had 200,000 Droids ready to go.  …
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HTC Tattoo vs HTC Hero
HTC (for now) is the company with the largest selection of Android devices. They were the first one on the scene with the G1 and they have one of the best all-around devices available, the HTC Hero. They’ve recently released an affordable device, the HTC …
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QIK Supports 720×480 Streaming on DROID
You can thank the folks at Motorola for this one. Now that the DROID is out and Android hardware has started creeping upwards, Qik went and retooled their app to support higher resolution. It will soon be possible to stream and record video at 720×480 …
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