Samsung Galaxy Mini 2 S6500 will be Announced at MWC 2012
Last year we saw a Samsung Galaxy Mini S5570 announced shortly before MWC 2011. Now, right before MWC 2012, we see a leaked version of another Galaxy S Mini. Likely the successor to last years model, info regarding the Samsung Galaxy Mini 2 S6500 has …
MWC 2012 Media Preview: LG Revolutionary Smartphones
MWC (Mobile World Congress) 2012 starts on February 27th in Barcelona. Quite a few rumors about what we’re going to see from LG have been floating around for weeks now. We’ve seen a couple new devices pass through certifications and it’s almost time for these rumors …
Foursquare for Android gets NFC support for check-ins
The popular check-in application for Android known as Foursquare has received a new update which allows for NFC support. Designed with Android 4.0 in mind, the chief feature in the v2012.02.08 release is support for Android Beam in the Venue, Lists and Me pages. Should you …
New HTC handset found with Android 4.0, LTE support
A presumed successor to the Droid Incredible line has been spotted online, but will it make the trip to Barcelona this month?
GameLoft releases Real Soccer 2012 for Android
If you’re a big soccer fan, then we’ve got some good news for you! GameLoft has just announced Real Soccer 2012, and it’s available for free from the Android Market right now! I could explain the game to you, but the video below does such …
Norton Safety Minder puts parents at ease
Whether a kid carries Windows Phone 7, an iPhone, or an Android, the cut of their jib is measured by the strut of their phone. This of course brings into question all sorts of concerns for parents, given the amount of information and communication available …
Samsung Galaxy Camera to start a new trend?
There is no doubt that Android will continue to grow, with over 700,000 activations a day. But mobile technology is not where Google is stopping, and Android is growing and will be used in a plethora of devices. From cellphones and tablets to appliances and …
AT&T: About that 2GB data throttling…
AT&T wants you to know that they do not have any plans in place to throttle data users once they cross a 2GB threshold. Speaking in an phone interview with the New York Times, AT&T’s Mark Siegel advises that only the heaviest of users are …
Verizon announces global roaming update for Droid Xyboard tablets
Verizon is rolling out a two-step update to make the tablets global-ready.
WSJ: Google getting into hardware business with entertainment device
Here we go again! Google is rumored once more to be getting into the hardware business. A new Wall Street Journal report tells us that Google has been working on a consumer electronics device with a home music streaming system set to debut later in …
Google Wallet vulnerability not just for rooted phones
It isn’t just rooted users who need to keep a close eye on their Google Wallet.
WSJ: Google’s cloud-based ‘Drive’ set to take on Dropbox, Box
Google may still be months away from a Dropbox-like cloud for all of its users.
Google responds to Google Wallet security vulnerability
Those with rooted handsets and Google Wallet are advised to take extra precaution.
NVIDIA promoting “quad-core firsts” for Mobile World Congress
NVIDIA has shot out invitations to their upcoming Mobile World Congress announcement, promising access to the latest quad-core innovations. Since we’ve already seen the quad-core Tegra 3 in the Transformer Prime, it’s a pretty safe bet that we’ll getting a look at smartphones using the …
Symantec discovers botnet targeted at Chinese users
Symantec, widely known for their Norton antivirus software, has just released a blog post that caught our attention, and it might even worry you as well. Apparently, Symantec has discovered a botnet that’s aimed at Chinese users on two specific networks (although the names of …
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