Cricket’s latest addition to its family of Android smartphones is called the Samsung Transfix. The Transfix has a full slide-out QWERTY keyboard, which makes this consumer-friendly to those out there who love to text and surf the Web. Other noteworthy features include: 800MHz processor 3.2-inch touchscreen 3.2-megapixel camera with camcorder microSD slot with up to 32-gigabyte…
Windows Phone will support LTE, dual-core
Microsoft, coming fresh off its first major update to its new Mango operating system, indicated that future Windows Phone models will have dual-core processors or support for faster LTE networks, in a interview with AllThingsD. This comes straight from the lips of Windows Phone head man, Andy Lees. In the interview, Lees remained confident in the progress…
Sony Ericsson offers 4 free EA games to Xperia Play owners
Sony Ericsson and Electronic Arts just announced some great news for all you Xperia Play owners out there. The two companies have put together an exclusive offer called “Get in the Game,” which gives users special access to four top notch EA game titles. The games available for free download include: Battlefield Bad Company 2…
Xbox Companion app connects your Windows Phone to TV
We have great news for you Xbox gamers out there: Microsoft has released an Xbox companion app that will connect your Windows Phone to your TV. On the Windows Phone blog, the company called the app a part of Microsoft’s attempt to bring “a new world of entertainment to your living room.” Basically, Xbox Companion lets…
Samsung Galaxy Note kicks ass in benchmarks
Ever since the Samsung Galaxy Note was unveiled, the industry has struggled to properly categorize the device. “Is it a tablet or is it a phone?” is the question on the minds of everyone who sees this 5.3-inch Android device. Whatever the Note is, it’s got an impressive 1.4GHz dual-core CPU joined together with a Mali-400MP GPU.…
ZTE prepping quad-core Android tablet
The company ZTE who’s better known for its feature phones, has just gotten FCC approval for its latest tablet, called the V55. According to the picture the FCC posted, the new slate is headed for Sprint. Features for the V55 includes: 10.1-inch display with a WVGA 1280×800 resolution 1 GHz QUAD-Core processor (chip is unknown) Android Honeycomb (it’s unclear which…
T-Mobile’s October and November roadmap leaked
If you’re a T-Mobile customer becoming a little antsy over what your next phone will be, we have great news for you. A road map illustrating the carrier’s upcoming October and November devices has surfaced. October shows a lot of phones we’ve already been reading about through official announcement or leaks. These devices include the HTC Amaze, Samsung Hercules and the speedy…
HTC working on patching serious Android security hole
It wasn’t a good weekend for HTC, as it was revealed that the company had a massive security vulnerability in a few of its phones. Some of the flaws allows any app requesting internet access to take a peek at a user account information, GPS location, system logs, and other potentially private data. Well, the manufacturer…
Motorola Droid RAZR may be packing 1.2 GHz OMAP 4430 processor
Not too long ago we wrote about this new phone that Motorola is supposedly baking up called the Droid RAZR. Now the mythical phone has made its first appearance in a benchmark over at Nenamark this weekend. Benchmark details showed the device was packing Android 2.3.5 (Gingerbread), a qHD screen (960×540), along with a powerful OMAP4430 clocked…
Adobe buys HTML5 specialist Nitobi and Typekit for better Web tools
Adobe just announced its acquisition of HTML5 specialist Nitobi and font company Typekit. Purchasing these two companies is a pretty strategic move on the part Adobe, as it will offer the software giant better Web standards including HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Now for those of you who don’t know who or what Nitobi and Typekit is, let…









