It was only a couple of days ago that we saw Infobar, which looked like a more tweakable version of Windows Phone 7. Now the creator of LauncherPro, Federico Carnales, is creating a Windows Phone 7 music player look-a-like called Fede Music. The look and feel of Windows Phone 7 is quite stunning and we’re…
Google updates mobile maps for Android and iOS web browsers
While both top mobile operating systems already have dedicated Google Maps applications, the search giant has updated mobile maps for both of the platforms in the browser. Mobile maps is now updated to bring the web experience closer to the native app experience, and it’s off to a good start. To get started with Google…
Nexus S 4G Review – Does a 4G radio breathe life into this aging phone?
The Nexus S – the second “Pure Google” handset is finally getting the carrier treatment that the search giant wanted with the Nexus One. While the Nexus One never made it to all four carriers, the Nexus S just might and Sprint is the second carrier to offer the handset, officially. This time around, instead…
Android Gingerbread hiding under Honeycomb?
Have an Android Honeycomb tablet and wish you could go down to a lower version of the OS? If you said yes, you’re crazy, but there is a way to get the Gingerbread user interface onto a Honeycomb tablet with little effort. To test this out for yourself, you must have a rooted Honeycomb device.…
Droid Incredible Gingerbread test ROM leaked
Android devices don’t get the same love as other operating systems when it comes to updates. Virtually all handsets using the OS are running an older version of Android and timelines are never as clear as we wish they would be. That said, sometimes test ROMs for the official update leak online and can make…
Millennial Media’s Mobile Mix for April 2011 shows Apple and Google still dominating
Millennial Media has just released its Mobile Mix report for April 2011 and as you’d expect, Apple and Google are leading the market with RIM trailing not too far behind. For the first time, all mobile phones in the Top 20 list are smartphones. The iPhone (20.3%), BlackBerry Curve(5.29%), and the EVO 4G (3.11%) top…
Google rolling out fix for Android security issue
The security flaw that can expose sensitive data on Android phones that are connected to an unsecured WiFi network is being fixed by Google today through a server-side update. We first got word of this security issue yesterday, where it was found that Android users on an unsecured WiFi network could have their Contacts, Calendar, and…
T-Mobile’s 2011 roadmap leaks out – Android, BlackBerry, and Windows Phone 7, Oh, my!
Move over, Sensation 4G and Hercules, T-Mobile’s 2011 roadmap has just leaked, and it’s bringing a horde of new devices and a hotspot to the table. From new Android devices to BlackBerrys, Magenta’s upcoming portfolio is sure to impress. All dates are subject to change, of course, but there’s no doubt that the carrier will…
REVIEW: HTC Droid Incredible 2 – Is the sequel better than the first?
When Verizon launched the Droid Incredible last year, it was met with a good amount of fanfare. From its snappy processor, unique design, and overall great performance, many have been waiting for a successor of the hot handset. Well, that time is finally here, as the Droid Incredible 2 brings a handful of upgrades and…
T-Mobile Hercules: Beefed-up Infuse 4G with 42Mbps HSPA+ support?
A new handset for T-Mobile has leaked out, which looks to be quite similar to the Infuse 4G for AT&T. Sounds all fine and dandy, right? Well, Magenta’s variant packs a punch that you won’t find on the Infuse. With a codename like Hercules, the handset is already living up to its name. On paper,…









