T-Mobile holding HTC One S event on April 18
We expect to see a price and launch date announced for T-Mobile's next big Android smartphone.
Read MoreGartner: Tablet sales to double in 2012
According to research firm Gartner, tablet sales will nearly double (98 percent increase) in 2012, largely on the backs of Apple’s iPad. Forecasted to reach 118 million sales this year, that number will more than triple by 2016. As Gartner sees it, Android should pull in 32 ...
Read MoreAdobe Reader gets eSignature feature in latest Android update
Adobe today announced a significant update to its Adobe Reader app for Android devices which includes the ability to sign documents from a mobile device. The eSignature feature makes it a breeze to sign, comment, or annotate PDF documents with the swipe of a finger. The technology behind the ...
Read MoreBig four carriers partner to fight smartphone theft
Verizon, AT&T, Sprint, and T-Mobile are working together to create a national registry of stolen smartphones.
Read MoreLookout announces custom SCREAM tones for T-Mobile users
T-Mobile customers can choose from six tones of animated sounds, including wolf howl, train whistle, and the T-Mobile jingle.
Read MoreBlackberry Playbook to nix the side-loading of apps
When the BlackBerry Playbook was first announced, there were a few big things to be excited for. Its WebOS-like multi-tasking was beautiful and brilliant, its web browsing abilities were extremely well-designed, and the caveat? The ability to run a supposed 80% of Android apps by sideloading ...
Read MoreTapatalk v2.0 shows off many improvements and new features, available now
Tapatalk is easily the most popular mobile forum browsing application for Android. It’s quite handy, with a great interface that makes any supported forum easy to navigate. Free to most forum owners, it’s very easy for an Admin to set up his site so that it’s users can feel at ...
Read MoreToshiba debuts pair of new Android tablets
Toshiba gives consumers two completely different experiences with 7.7-inch and 13-inch tablet offerings.
Read MoreAmazon Appstore now offering in-app purchases
Amazon has today announced that in-app purchases are now enabled for apps and games in the Amazon Appstore. If you’re a developer looking to monetize your title, Amazon’s new service lets you sell in-game currency, upgrades, magazine issues and more. There are a number of ...
Read MoreInstagram notches 5 million Android downloads in first week
If you needed proof that Android users were anxious to get their hands on Instagram then we’ve got it for you. According to figures in the Google Play Store, Instagram has eclipsed 5 million downloads already and is headed to 10 million. The numbers are quite remarkable when you ...
Read MoreOffice Depot lists 8GB Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 (10.1) at $399
Office Depot appears to be the first retail chain to offer up a price for Samsung’s upcoming successor to the Galaxy Tab 10.1. The 8GB version of the Galaxy Tab 2 is shown at $399 however the pricing may not be final just yet. For what it’s worth, the link provided by Engadget ...
Read MoreVerizon’s next Pantech leaked in benchmarks
Could we be in for another wallet-friendly 4G LTE from Pantech and Verizon?
Read MoreLenovo introduces IdeaPad S2190, An Android 4.0 powered tablet
Lenovo is considered as one of the most elegant laptop companies in the world. In past few years they have launched several Android powered devices, Lenovo ThinkPad and IdeaPad is one of them. Today, Lenovo introduced another Android powered tablet to the world via YouTube, and it’s known ...
Read MoreFacebook acquires Instagram for $1 billion
Buying a popular mobile app for $210 million isn't cool. Know what is cool? Buying one for $1 billion.
Read MoreLG readying its “Galaxy S III killer”, the D1L
While we’re waiting for Samsung to announce their follow-up to the Galaxy S II smartphone, competitors are scrambling to create something even better. Such is the case with LG who is said to be readying a “Galaxy S III killer” called the D1L. According to Korean news site ...
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