POLL & PRIZE: How long do you go before charging your Android?
As people who typically spend our days glued to a PC or near an outlet, we are always keeping our Android handsets and tablet charged up. Come weekend, though, things are a bit different. Whereas we usually have near 100% juice come Tuesday dinners, Saturday …
HTC says Beats are here to stay
The past few days had seen quite a stir about whether or not HTC would be removing Beats Audio from future handsets. According to an official statement out of the company, the enhanced experience looks to be here to stay. HTC remains strongly committed to …
T-Mobile Galaxy Note reaching end of life already?
UPDATE: We received an official statement from T-Mobile’s PR team on the subject, who advise the following: The Samsung Galaxy Note is currently out of stock online via www.T-Mobile.com however the device is still available for purchase at select T-Mobile retail stores. After all the waiting that …
Virgin Mobile debuts new “Happy Accidents” campaign [VIDEO]
Aww man, you just got that phone? That’s too bad, because Virgin Mobile has a really great plan and an increasingly better selection of Android devices. Dude, that sucks. Virgin Mobile has launched a new ad campaign, “Happy Accidents” which hits television and Internet today, …
Review: Motorola Atrix HD
Motorola is rarely a slouch when it comes to mobile devices. Whether it’s phones or Bluetooths, they typically try to innovate and think outside the box a little, even if those gambles don’t always succeed. The big M (now officially part of the big G) …
Adobe Connect Mobile 2.0 brings added hosting controls to Android
Adobe this week announced release of Adobe Connect Mobile 2.0 which brings expanded hosting capabilities and control to the mobile experience. Those of you business users with Android tablets and smartphones will find that the 2.0 app gives full meeting administration, new sharing options, and …
Is Google’s new app policy just a bunch of lip service?
Remember early this month when Google advised they would be taking a more proactive approach to removing shoddy or spammy apps? Designed to keep the the Google Play Store a little cleaner and more user friendly, this was to be Google’s way of getting in …
Telenav debuts HTML5 turn-by-turn navigation for Android
Earlier this week Telenav launched an HTML5, browser-based, voice-guided GPS navigation experience for Android and Windows Phones. Initially an iOS-only service, Scout for Apps is the first HTML5 turn-by-turn GPS navigation of its kind. With this announcement, it’s now possible for developers to embed said navigation into …
Behind the Curtain: A conversation with Stitcher
You’ve probably learned this by now, but we’re huge fans of podcasts, talk radio, and other “educational” stuff that seems boring to the kids. Thanks to a myriad of Android apps and platform capabilities, we’ve fallen deeper in love with that type of content. One …
Sony Mobile to relocate headquarters, trim 1000 jobs
Sony Mobile has just announced that they will be moving its headquarters, laying off workers in the process to streamline the organization, all while restructuring their business focus. Sony has mentioned that it is going to accelerate the work it is doing to integrate its Xperia line of smartphones with the rest …
HTC Proto: Revealed
The HTC Proto is here and has shown its self once again but this time we have pictures! HTC has been relatively quiet on the global stage since the big One series announce at MWC in February. Will this be the next device they release? …
Ice Screen: a 26-inch Android-based smart TV
Tencent and TCL have teamed up together to make the Ice Screen: a 26″ Android TV packing a dual-core Cortex A9 1GHz processor, a Mali 400 GPU, 4GB of RAM and support for a memory card of up to 32GB in size. The Ice Screen also …
HTC One V to be available at Cricket beginning September 2nd
When HTC unveiled its One series a while ago, it was met with what bordered on unanimous praise. The software and hardware were both lauded for their forward thinking and the devices themselves did quite well, despite some heavy interference during the release from Apple. …
Save a life, buy an app
Rest in peace to the bad guys, or, if you’re too cheap to support a developer by paying for their application, the good guys. The United States Department of Justice has gone on a killing spree, crushing three of the best-known websites and markets for …
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