Lately, we’ve spotted two different finder apps for the iPhone – iPhone Finder and iPhone MobileFinder. Both apps allows you to search files in your iPhone, with latter even sporting some kind of a file manager. Furthermore, both iPhone Finder and iPhone MobileFinder are still in the early stages of development, hence they may not…
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Rush Hour 3 goes mobile
Jackie Chan fans can soon expect to see Rush Hour 3 hitting the mobile screens, as IG Fun unveiled the game based on the same-named movie. Rush Hour 3 follows the big screen’s storyline, with you playing heroes Lee and Carter as they battle against the evil Chinese Triads. IG Fun promises attractive scenery and…
T-Mobile offering Pharos GPS Phone 600 and 600e with $200 discount
GPS phones are all the rage these days, especially when they’re purpose-built handsets with GPS functionality as a priority (rather than throwing in a GPS receiver just to say it has a GPS receiver). We’d gladly hock our souls for a really good GPS phone, like those from Pharos – they’re just so damned pricey.…
AT&T iPhone bill comes out to hundreds of pages!
Bills. The mere mention of the word elicits feelings of loathing and hostility. Alas, they are a fact of life – like taxes and death, except there’s just a lot more of them to deal with. We imagine just about everyone feels the same, so it’s easy to see why Justine Ezarik (of Justin.TV fame)…
HTC P6550 Sedna Enterprise smartphone gets real, specs
As far as enterprise phones are concerned, there just aren’t phones out there that really catches our eye. It always seems like there’s just that little “something” that’s missing from the feature-set or user experience. But, it looks like HTC is trying to change that with their upcoming HTC P6550 (codenamed Sedna). We’re a little…
Hands On: Sony Ericsson K770i to be avilable in velvet blue!
Leave it to a Nokia site to release an exclusive set of hands on photos on what will probably be the hottest selling Sony Ericsson device in 2008, the K770i. It sure is a winner in the looks department and I’m definitely curious to see how that 3.2 megapixel camera preforms. Dusan brought you the…
First truly native iPhone gaming application – Lights Off
Until Apple gets into gear and makes good on their hidden iPhone gaming references, we’re going to have to rely on third-party developers to bring gaming to our iPhones. The “Lights Off” game is the first truly native iPhone game application and takes full advantage of the iphone’s touch-screen. We know, there are tons of…
Rennselaer University researchers develop nanotube-paper batteries powered by human sweat, blood, and even urine
Forget fuel cells. Move over Lithium Ions. There’s a new kid in town – promising to help us power our mobile phones with our blood, sweat, and even pee! That’s right, the new battery technology developed at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute can use the electrolytes in bodily fluids to conduct electrical current. While we’re a little…
Samsung patent application reveals two new gaming phone designs – it’s all about the games
It looks like Samsung is really gunning for the gaming-handset market. Following up on their recent patent application for a joystick-mobile-phone, Samsung has applied for another round of patents with two new gaming-phone designs. Design No. 1 is described as a”portable communication terminal for games.”And features a straight-forward gaming design – screen in the middle,…
Kingston drops the miniSDHC bomb with blazing Class 6 transfer speed
If massive storage and speedy data rates are your thing, then your best bet for miniSD cards are the new high capacity miniSDHC (SD High Capacity) cards from Kingston (your phone does support SDHC formats, right?). While there are plenty of other options for high-capacity external storage media, Kingston’s range-topping Class 6 miniSDHC cards are…