Today we saw the introduction of PayPal here, the companies latest and greatest way of paying for items or charging items on mobile devices. While it may seem like you’ve seen this before, PayPal has hit all the right notes and its new and updated applications reflect just that. PayPal Here may be the real…
Archives for 2012
Customers unhappy with battery performance of 4G LTE phones
Prepare to be shocked. According to J.D. Power and Associates, some of the most unhappy mobile phone customers are ones with 4G LTE smartphones. The sole reason? Poor battery life. The data J.D. Power and Associates collected shows that dissatisfaction with battery life alone on LTE smartphones “greatly impacted” overall satisfaction of the phones. 4G…
AOL buys Hipster app to bolster mobile team
AOL has acquired the photo-sharing app Hipster for “low seven figures,” according to TechCrunch and this may signal the decline of the photo-sharing app boom. For those who don’t know, Hipster is an iOS app which lets you send “digital postcards” via your phone. This could then tie into your Facebook feeds for sharing and…
Review: Flight Control Rocket – Want to go to space
Firemint’s Flight Control has been an absolute smash hit for the company and has paved the way for the its future library of equally awesome games like Real Racing 2 and Spy Mouse. That’s why when I heard Flight Control was receiving a sequel that is taking the tried and true addictive gameplay mechanics in a…
Google outbids Facebook for Kevin Rose’s Milk team
According to AllThingsD, Google just scored a pretty significant hiring of the entire Milk team, including the services of Diggnation founder Kevin Rose. The terms of the deal is reported as an acqui-hire type deal, as the search giant plans to give Kevin and his staff of eight a major part in leading Google’s continuing social efforts…
Video: Samsung Galaxy S II finally gets Ice Cream Sandwich, so what’s new?
The wait is finally over! Samsung’s Galaxy S II, arguably the hottest selling Android device of 2011, is now getting updated to Ice Cream Sandwich, the latest version of Google’s mobile operating system. To put this into some perspective, Google announced and demoed ICS in October 2011. The Galaxy Nexus, the first ICS device, hit…
What’s inside the new iPad?
Along with any new Apple product, you can expect the wizards at iFixit to tear the thing apart for our pleasure and that’s exactly the case with the new iPad. The folks over at iFixit have torn apart the new iPad and revealed all of its secrets. iFixit says the rear panel looks nearly identical…
YouMail unveils one-tap phone number blocking for Android
YouMail has announced its unveiled its simplest solution yet to block unwanted phone calls from telemarketers, robots, and the like. The two apps from YouMail in the Google Play Store, Visual Voicemail Plus and WhoAreYou, now incorporate the ability to “ditch” a phone number entirely with a single tap. WhoAreYou and Visual Voicemail work together…
Happy birthday Amazon App Store, now give us more free apps
It’s hard to believe it but the Amazon App Store is now celebrating its one-year birthday and you know Amazon is going all out by offering multiple free and discounted apps. When the Amazon App Store opened a year ago, it was a neat way to get a free premium app a day. Other than…
Congress wants Apple to explain its mobile privacy policies
Congress had already poked Apple about its mobile app privacy policy following the Path debacle but the company’s response apparently wasn’t good enough, as the government is demanding that Apple answer a few more questions. To catch you up to speed, when it was found out that the Path app uploaded your contacts to its…









