-
Mini Parade to Show Off X10 Mini Handsets
Lets face it, everyone likes miniature trucks and cars, but we like them even more when there are carrying Xperia X10 mini’s around the streets of Paris. To mark the launch of the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 in France, La Parade Xperia took to the …
-
Sprint’s Official Accessories for EVO 4G
Sprint announced this week they are now offering more accessories to compliment your brand new EVO 4G if you were lucky enough to get one. On top of the accessories we reported a couple of months ago, Sprint is now offering a 6 ft HDMI …
-
Unrevoked Root Method for HTC Incredible
Looking for a pain-free way to root your HTC Incredible? The folks responsible for unrEVOked have released unrEVOked 3 which now supports a one click rooting process for the HTC Incredible. Its quick, easy ,and best of all, there are no commands to enter. Like …
-
Acer beTouch E130 Hits FCC
The Acer’s beTouch E130 made a stop over at the FCC to get handled last week. The device has a very similar look to the Blackberry and has a full QWERTY portrait keyboard. Under the hood is Android 1.6, 416MHz processor, 256MB of RAM, 512MB …
-
ChumpDump, the Twitter Unfollow Game
A hilarious new game was released this week for the Android platform. Anyone who is on Twitter can relate to the concept of Chumpdump. Chumpdump works around the idea that you have an unnecessary amount of followers and tweets by “chumps”. The premise of the …
-
New CEIVA Snap for Android App
CEIVA Logic, Inc announced earlier this week that they have released an application to the Android Market that will allow users to send photos over-the-air from their mobile device to any CEIVA-connected photo frame. The application is called CEIVA Snap and since CEIVA invented connected …
-
Gameloft Getting Better at DRM
According to a happy Gameloft customer’s blog, they recently updated their digital rights management (DRM). We have covered Gameloft’s antics in the past, but this blog post by David Loft praises Gameloft’s new stance on DRM and offers a little explanation taken straight from an …
-
Froyo-based Cyanogenmod 6 Feature Walkthrough
Teamdouche is a well-oiled machine and is putting the finishing touches on their latest iteration of Cyanogenmod! As we reported recently, members of the Cyanogenmod community have been hard at work on CM6.0 and now persiansown has posted a Youtube video to take a walk through …
-
GSM Version of HTC EVO 4G or Incredible for Outside U.S.?
Gadget site Electronista is reporting this week that HTC may be producing a GSM device (codenamed “Ace”) with the EVO 4G’s form factor for use outside the United States. U.K.-based Pocket-lint, however, is reporting that the HTC Ace will be the U.K.’s equivalent of Verizon’s Droid Incredible. …
-
Teardown Reveals Logitech Revue Components
Logitech’s Revue set top box recently visited the FCC, got stripped down, and showed us its innards. Google TV is poised to come this fall, and the Revue is the first device to help it along. From the looks of things, the Logitech Revue features …
-
Beware Russian-Based Android Rumors
While the ink is barely dry on the articles regarding the Samsung Galaxy S launch, rumors have already surfaced about its successor, the Samsung Galaxy S2 (i9200). The internet is bursting at the seams with obvious skepticism and Briefmobile has made a pretty convincing argument …
-
App Review: Almost Hands Free
Lets face it, everyone likes music. As Android users, however, we have a love/hate relationship with our devices regarding music. We love that we are not trapped by iTunes, but we hate the features that “other” platforms offer (insert fruit name here). If you’re looking …
-
T-Mobile Releasing Samsung Vibrant A Week Earlier Than Expected
TmoNews is reporting that the Samsung Vibrant will be sold by T-Mobile a week early. That’s right, that means you jut might be able to get a hold of your new sexy, sooner than you thought. As reported a couple weeks ago, the Samsung Vibrant was …
-
Report Shows Android 2.2 Destroys iOS4 in Speed
There’s nothing like a good Android vs. iOS4 speedtest to get the fanboys of both sides into a heated debate. Ars Technica is reporting today that they find JavaScript performance on Android 2.2 to be superior to iOS4 to the tune of about 3 times …
 |
 |
 |
