We’re just a few weeks away from one of the best sports events out there and March Madness will be filling up TV screens and streaming for free on many computers. If you want to watch games on your smartphone though, you better be prepared to pay a few bucks. This is a bit of…
Archives for 2012
Google says it’s not nefariously tracking your iPhone
The Wall Street Journal is continuing its investigations into your privacy online and its latest piece suggests that Google is bypassing Apple’s privacy settings to track iOS users with mobile Safari. This isn’t the case, Google said in response. Basically, the report said that Apple’s iOS browser has some features in it which block advertising…
Cut the Rope: Experiments gets 25 new levels with the Bath Time update
ZeptoLab has once again updated its Cut the Rope: Experiments game with a new level pack. The new Bath Time update brings 25 additional levels set in the underwater bathtub environment. Moreover, there’s a new character, Sleepy Snail, new photo of Om Nom in the Professor’s Album, along with new achievements and a new leaderboard.…
Leak: Motorola Atrix 3: The Android superphone we’ll all be lusting after this year?
Samsung’s flagship device has always been the Galaxy. Nokia has the Lumia 800/900, HTC has the Sensation/Incredible, and Apple has the iPhone. But what about Motorola? Last year at the Consumer Electronics show they announced the Atrix, their first dual core smartphone. Roughly 10 months later it was replaced by the Atrix 2, which didn’t…
WinZip for iOS is in the AppStore
No you’re not crazy. WinZip, the official app, is now available for iOS-based devices like the iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad, allowing you to manage ZIP archives while on the go. Available as a free download, WinZip for iOS allows you to open ZIP files and attachments from email, browse and view ZIP files (including…
Gigabyte GSmart G1355 rocks two SIM card slot, 4.3-inch screen
Gigabyte will soon unveil a new Android phone – GSmart G1355. What makes this device especially interesting is that it sports both a big screen and two SIM card slots. Usually dual SIM devices (not just smartphones) come in smaller packages, so this is an exception rather than rule. However, the fact that it rocks…
Metro Block-it lets MetroPCS customers block texts and calls from select phone numbers
PrivacyStar and MetroPCS unveiled Metro Block-it, a call and text message blocking service that also allows customers to directly file complaints against telemarketers and debt collectors with the Federal Trade Commission. Initially, the service is available for Android smartphones only, but it will soon be expanded to include BlackBerrys and feature phones. Using the application,…
Readability app heading to Android, iOS
If Instapaper and Read it Later doesn’t work for you, you may want to try out Readability. The web-based service that basically clears a web page to leave just its content while allowing you to bookmark it is pretty popular and will soon get a mobile component that works on two of the most popular…
Sony Xperia S pre-orders start in the UK; Free with plans starting from 21.50 GBP/month
Yeah we know Sony Xperia S is heading to 3 of UK’s largest operators — including Orange, Three and O2 — but who can wait? If you want to be among the first ones to get the fancy smartphone, you can already pre-order your unit from BuyMobilePhones, which is offering it with a number of…
Dolphin Browser for iPad gets a small update
Dolphin Browser for iPad got a small update and is now, well, even better. In case you missed some of my previous articles, I love Dolphin Browser because of its gestures, Webzines and plugins. Anyway here’s what’s new in version 3.5: Improved Dolphin Connect integration – yup, it will now save all your settings, including…









