HD Widgets 2.0 brings support for more screen sizes, more widgets
With its latest update, HD Widgets now supports more screen sizes, so Android phone users can experience gorgeous weather widgets too!
SuperRope comes to Android
SuperRope, a popular iOS game, is now available on Android! It’s addicting to play, and it’s free, so what are you waiting for?
NOOK lineup coming to hhgregg in November
The B&N products gain another 200 retail locations for consumers.
Motorola DROID RAZR [Review]
The Motorola DROID RAZR has been all the hype lately, and for a good reason. Verizon is touting this as the latest and greatest new Android device on their network. The question is, however… is it? I was able to spend some good, quality time …
Lookout Mobile Security announces global expansion
Lookout Mobile Security today announced that they’ve expanded their reach, moving into multiple new markets. Folks living in Canada, Australia, and the United Kingdom will soon have access to the same level mobile protection that we’ve come to love here in the United States. This …
Black Friday ad for Staples leaked with Android deals (Acer Iconia $100 OFF)
Office supply chain Staples has become the latest retailer to have its Black Friday ad leakedonline and we’re only too happy to share some of the findings. Glancing through the advertisement we see a number of Android-related products that you readers might be interested in …
The New MOTOROLA RAZR – Retail Promo [Video]
“Retail promotion video showcasing the key virtues of the mouth watering, new MOTOROLA RAZR” Order a Droid RAZR 4G from Amazon.com
Leaked HTC Ville on tap for Mobile World Congress announcement
Expected to be the first device to launch with Sense 4.0 interface.
Adobe officially shifts from Flash to HTML 5 for mobile development
Adobe has officially announced that they will no longer continue to develop Flash Player in the browser to work with new mobile device configurations. Instead, the focus will be placed on HTML 5 and AIR standards. Of course, the current Adobe Flash stuff will still be …
Amazon touts content for Kindle Fire ahead of next week’s debut
A new press release touts big names such as EA, Rovio, Zynga, Facebook, Netflix, and Rhapsody.
ASUS Eee Pad Transformer Prime announced! The first Quad-Core Tegra 3 device starts at $499.
Coming off what we heard just hours ago, ASUS has officially announced the Eee Pad Transformer Prime. Sporting the new Quad-Core Nvidia Tegra 3 chip, an Android 4.0 update soon after launch, and the inherited keyboard dock from its predecessor, this tablet is surely one to grab attention.
Adobe to termintate Flash Player development for browsers on mobile
A leaked Adobe document obtained by ZDNet indicates that the company plans to cease development for Flash Player for mobile browsers. Choosing to focus more heavily HTML5, mobile applications, and desktop content, Adobe promises they will continue to support Android configurations with updates and bug …
PacketVideo announces myTwonky (beta) and Twonky Video for Android
Today saw PacketVideo announcing their new myTwonky service and Twonky Video app which let users discover, store and beam audio/video content to web-connected devices. Whether your images and videos are store on the computer at home or if they are already in the cloud, you …
NVIDIA officially launches Tegra 3 as world’s first quad-core mobile processor
The Kal-El Project becomes a reality starting with the ASUS Transformer Prime.
Rogers Galaxy S II LTE going cheap
Rogers Wireless, which is one of the leading and largest mobile phone networks in Canada, recently launched the Samsung Galaxy S II LTE, which is no doubt an amazing device. Rogers actually launched the device for $199.99 with a new 3-yr contract but if you …
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