Remember back in December, when Google's Mobile Blog posted pictures and videos of a Nexus S tied to some weather balloons, floating around the Earth? Well, it looks like Samsung wants in on the fun, as they've launched a Galaxy S II into space atop a small astronaut, tied to a weather balloon. Read More »
Before I begin, I'd like to stress that this is an opinion piece, and doesn't necessarily reflect the... Read More »
The guys over at dyzplastic (division of Dead Zebra) are teasing another set of collectible Android figurines. A blog... Read More »
Did you use a call blocker app, only to find that with your shiny new update to Android 2.3.3, it no longer worked? There's a reason for that. Apparently, Google removed an API that developers used for the core functionality in these apps, so they no longer function correctly. Enter Privacy Star. Read More »
Anyone remember that rumor about HTC's female-centric experiment codenamed "Bliss?" Well, it seems that another female-based HTC phone has... Read More »
GetJar scored another high profile Android exclusive today with the release of the very addictive game, Cut the... Read More »
Sprint continues with their line of EVO products today with the release of the EVO 3D handset and... Read More »
Barnes & Noble, the world's largest bookseller, has announced some new apps and colorful content for its Nook Color tablet. If you remember, back in April, Barnes and Noble released a software update to the Nook Color, which gave it access to games and apps, and now they're adding even more content to their Nook store. Read More »
If you are looking for a cheap NFC device, look no further than the Huawei Sonic. The Huawei... Read More »
Sharp has been trying to get a decent Android device out there for quite some time, and unfortunately,... Read More »
For those of you social media hungry gamers out there, Fun Mobility has released an update to their... Read More »
Remember the Kyocera Echo? Unfortunately, so do we. From the beginning, the concept of a dual-screen device seemed like a good idea, but only if the right company manufactured it.. Obviously, Kyocera was not the right company. But now the guys over at Engadget have gotten their hands on a prototype of a new dual-screen Android device. Read More »
Featuring another guest host from the Android Community, you'll get to know Tim Fletcher (@Funkmon) along with the... Read More »
One might think that Archos would call it a day after announcing a pair of super-affordable Honeycomb tablets,... Read More »
This is either a step in the right direction or a fluke. It seems that the HTC Evo 3D has something that past Sprint devices lack: the ability to simply uninstall bloatware programs that come with the device. You don't even need to root the darn thing. It's as simple as going into Settings, Applications, Manage Applications, select the app that you want to get rid of, and Uninstall. Yeah, it's really that simple. Read More »