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Archives for 2010
Another Droid X shows off its movie muscle
Here comes one more Droid X ad from Verizon, although this one pales in comparison to the previous cinematic ads we’ve seen. The ad basically shows off the preloaded Blockbuster application that comes with the phone. Average Joe Schmo is sitting at his desk after work hours trying to get that last report done, when…
Microsoft Windows Phone 7 preview
We know that the Microsoft Windows Phone 7 operating system will be available on hardware in the next few months but we’re already seen an early look at the upcoming smartphone platform. Our version is still in the mail (right Microsoft?) but our pals over at Engadget, BGR and MobileCrunch have been tooling around with…
iPhone 4 Coming to Bell July 30
Hey, speaking of Bell, they’re launching the iPhone 4 on July 30 apparently. Bell had announced last month that they would be offering the iPhone 4 along with Canada’s other two major carriers, Rogers and Telus, but they’ve since quietly updated their site with confirmation of a July 30 release. If you’ve been out of…
This Solution for the iPhone 4 Antenna Issue is Just a Bandage, Literally
Every time Apple tried to come up with some half-assed solution for the iPhone 4 antenna problems, everyone accused it of just slapping a bandage on the problem. Well, now you can actually do just that. At this point, it’s obvious to everyone where the culprit is on the iPhone 4 – the lower-left corner…
BlackBerry Curve 3G 9300 (Kepler) Coming to Bell
The upcoming BlackBerry Kepler spotted on the way to T-Mobile as the 9300 and rumoured to be going to Verizon as the 9330 is apparently coming to Bell in Canada, too. This unreleased Bell leaflet shows the 9300 branded as the Curve 3G, and confirms that it indeed has just as much memory as the…
Motorola portrait slider Droid caught in spy pics, Pre-like device going to Verizon?
Motorola keeps churning out devices left and right, and are well on their way to obtaining their goal of releasing 20 Android devices this year. The newest of the bunch is a smaller, portrait slider devices that looks very Palm Pre-like while still retaining it’s Droid roots, according to new spy pics that show the…
BlackBerry Location Service Lets Developers Skip GPS
RIM has just released a new tool for developers (announced back at BBDC) that allows them to incorporate location data in their apps without relying on a GPS unit. This is generally lower-power and faster than GPS, since it’s just pulling on cell tower data that’s already active rather than waiting on a satellite lock.…
T-Mobile Samsung Vibrant (Galaxy S) unboxing and hardware/software tour [video]
The Summer of 2010 will be remembered in years yet to come as the season that saw Android superphones like the T-Mobile Samsung Vibrant – which is the T-Mobile variant of the Samsung Galaxy S, in case you didn’t already know – coming into their own as high-powered competitors to the iPhone. In fact, the…
HP files for ‘Palmpad’ trademark – webOS tablet surely on the way
If you had any doubt that Hewlett-Packard (HP) is prepping a webOS-powered tablet, you can rest assured because the company has applied for a “Palmpad” trademark. That’s quite an interesting choice of name, huh? The company recently wrapped up its $1.2 billion acquisition of Palm and HP said it will “double down” on webOS. This…







