The HTC Supersonic aims to be one of Sprint’s first 4G (WiMAX) enabled phones of the year. Today, a video was added onto YouTube showing the Supersonic booting up, and what it looks like on the back. If you’ve got a whole 42 seconds to spare, check it out, won’t you? Not long ago, we…
Military uses Android again for ops applications
Android is no stranger when it comes to helping out the military. This time around, DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) is utilizing the Android operating system in a different way this time, and in an array of different ways. DARPA is looking to Android to fulfill many different operations, from humanitarian missions, to disaster…
New Android browser: SPIDERSS oozes functionality and ugliness
Tired of the stock Android browser? There are a couple of great alternatives already in the Android Market, as well as some even better upcoming alternatives on the way. The newest release in the Market is SPIDERSS, which combines an internet browser, RSS reader, and social networking services in one. Sounds great, yeah? Well, it…
HTC Desire to gain DivX support in future update
The HTC Desire — the device has got a lot going for it. The Desire is virtually identical to the Nexus One, yet sexier since it has HTC’s Sense. What else could make the device dethrone the Nexus One as the top dog of the Android kingdom? Well, it may be gaining DivX support, as…
Gowalla takes the beta off its Android app, now available in Market
A little late to the Android game, Gowalla has officially released its app Gowalla application for the Android Market! Now Gowalla is setting itself up to go head to head with Foursquare, not to mention Google Buzz, officially in the Android space. A few weeks ago, we previewed the beta version of Gowalla, and now–…
New GestureTek concept lets you interact with imaged prohjected from your device.
In one of the most intriguing videos I’ve seen in a while, GestureTek demos a possible glimpse into how we may interact with our mobile phones in the future. The demo shows how this new technology may be utilized when two people are trying to set up a meeting with the calendars on their phones.…
Samsung’s Freeform focuses on heavy texters — Comes to U.S. Cellular
Today Samsung and U.S. Cellular announced a new device for the carrier, the Freeform. A sleek, candy-bar shaped, texting machine that’s quite easy on the eyes. The slim design makes it very pocketable, while still maintaining a decent sized full QWERTY keyboard. The specs of the device are dismal, but it shouldn’t be an issue,…
TAT Home Not Coming to Android Market
A few weeks ago, we previewed a new Android home replacement, TAT Home. With a stunning 3D user interface, and widgets galore, TAT Home is the closest thing to HTC’s unrivaled custom user interface, Sense. As it turns out, the home replacement will not be released into the Android Market, and will instead only be…
Nexus One has less available memory than Droid?
An interesting story over at AndroidForums has surfaced. It looks like out of all that 512MBs on the spec sheet of the Nexus One, only 196MBs are available to the user. Fixes have been promised, but nothing more. Over at the XDA forums, someone got hold of Romaine Guy in an IRC channel, an Android…
HTC Incredible caught on camera again
First there were the photos, and then a video of the HTC Incredible. Now, ladies and gentlemen, we have a few more pictures. The device seems to be right around the corner, but are you already saving up for a Nexus One? Wrapped in black and red, this device is bound for Verizon at some…