There is no doubting that the best screens on an Android phone right now belong to the Samsung Galaxy S line. Anyone who has heard Samsung talk about their screens, it's almost like a mantra for them to talk about how the blacks are blacker, the colors are brighter, and it offers one of the best overall viewing experiences in direct sunlight. I have been fortunate enough to spend some quality time with all four Galaxy S devices, most recently the Epic 4G. To be honest, something about the experience felt a little off. Something about the icons, the way straight lines were drawn, or the way simple gradients showed up on the display was not the same as the other three Galaxy S phones. This lead me to ask this big question, and start up some serious research. Read More »
We don't even have an announcement for Android 2.3 yet we're already hearing about Android 3.0 'Honeycomb'. According... Read More »
Samsung released the open source code of their Galaxy Tab OS to any and all interested parties to grab. Read More »
Angry Bird and Android have both become so popular, it was only a matter of time before someone... Read More »
A picture of your face that is. In a press release today, the alternative payment platform Face Cash... Read More »
"This isn't a fad. Everybody's building tablets because it's just so important. Car companies are working on tablets, consumer electronics companies are working on tablets, computer companies are working on tablets, and communications companies are working on tablets. The medical industry is working on tablets," he said during the earnings conference call. "I don't remember in the history of computing [when] a singular device is being worked on by all of the industry." Read More »
Here is the next new screen shot of the latest HTC device. No, it's not an EVO, it's... Read More »
IT Security-Researcher MJ Keith of Alert Logic has found an exploit in our beloved Android OS. This involves... Read More »
A little bit of CyanogenMod, XDA, some hard work by the Android Community and what do we get?... Read More »
Most CyanogenMod users are aware about the extra customization ability we have on our devices. Well sometimes it... Read More »
he official Android developers blog updated yesterday with a post touting Market housekeeping. Designed primarily for developers to keep their apps up to date and ready for future devices, there's a tiny blip that perked our ears up a tad. Read More »
Okay so this one just hit us from left field and we're still trying to wrap our heads around it as we type. Read More »
Tired of Google Search? Want a new search engine that also does maps, images, directions, etc? Bing! Read More »
For those of you toting the Droid Incredible from Verizon, be expecting an update. This update will add... Read More »
Dell has become quite famous in the Android-scene with the Dell Streak, but their phones dind't really shock the market. They're trying it again with the XCD28 and the XCD35 and it probably won't be a success. They're ugly, no matter how you look at it. The specifications won't stimulate people to buy them either, they're running on an outdated processor architecture, the ARM11 core on 600 MHz, combined with 256MB RAM, these little babies might even be two of the worst phones available right now. Read More »
