Path, a small San Francisco based social networking company, has come through with more improvements. Today the company announced version 2.5 of its iPhone and Android app, which is the first major update its released since 2.0 hit in November 2011. This news comes after the app’s recent addition of Nike+ Fuelband integration. Now Path…
Archives for 2012
Sprint loses $1.4 billion in Q2 2012, sells 1.5 million iPhones
Sprint just announced its earnings for Q2 2012 — and I use the word “earnings” loosely. The carrier is reporting a net loss of $1.4 billion, a diluted net loss of $0.46 per share, and an operating loss of $629 million. It’s not all bad news for Sprint, though. Revenue for the quarter was $7.3…
Google Earth for iOS update brings 3D City View and Tour Guide
It seems like forever ago. In early June, Google held an event to show off its 3D mapping technology that would be making its way into the Google Earth for Android and iOS applications. The event was largely believed to be in response to Apple’s imminent move to develop a 3D maps program of their…
GetJar shows it cures the Google Play woes – Virtual currency program hits 10 Million users
GetJar recently shared some new stats pertaining to an application that got on board with the company’s virtual currency program. And just in case that you don’t necessarily believe that virtual currency is the way to go, the company also just announced some very impressive details on the program’s growth in a short amount of time. If…
Gresso Cruiser Air Black will get $1,700 out of your pocket, provide little in return
Let’s say smartphones are not something you care about and would rather stick to the “good ol’” feature phones. Moreover, let’s say you’re a millionaire who desperately wants to prove himself/herself while in the crowd. Gresso is your friend, offering a number of different luxury feature phones (and few low-end smartphones). Their latest product doesn’t…
US Cellular’s HTC Flyer gets Honeycomb update, a dozen users cheer in joy
We’ve almost forgot about US Cellular’s version of the HTC Flyer, thinking it got its Honeycomb update along with the rest of the pack (last year’s December). Wrong – it’s still running Gingerbread. For like a dozen of you who own US Cellular’s version of the Flyer, you’ll be glad to know that now you…
Sony to unveil new phones on August 29
Sony is sending invites for its Berlin press event that takes place on August 29th. There will be an exclusive booth unveiling after the press conference when members of the media will be able to get their hands on the newly unveiled products for the first time. Speaking of which [new products], we expect to…
Lenovo’s Transformer-like tablet now available for $343
Remember Lenovo’s Transformer-like tablet which we first saw at CES in Las Vegas? The IdeaTab S2 as it used to be know — and now it’s called IdeaTab S2110 — is now available from Lenovo’s website for $343. That money gets you the 16GB model, with the one packing 32 gigs of built-in storage costing…
The Rise Of Mobile infographic, take 2
Just days ago, we shared the infographic titled “The Rise of Mobile.” Now we have another, same-named infographic to show you — though it talks about different things. Here are the highlights: This year, the mobile payment transactions will exceed $171.5 billion, which is a 62% increase from last year. As of February 2012, 74%…
Samsung GT-S3752 rocks two SIM card slots, dedicated ChatON key
The latest Duos phone from Samsung we caught is marked as GT-S3752 though we hope it will get a “slightly” more memorable name soon. It’s a feature phone if you wonder, the one that seems headed to the emerging markets of the world where the ability to connect to two networks at once is not…









