AppScribe just unveiled a new premium subscription service for Android. AppScribe not only provides unlimited apps to subscribers, but increased exposure and greater revenue to developers. The idea is AppScribe will give top-quality Android apps and games to its subscribers. Customers don’t have to worry about getting limited “lite” version applications, because apps and games…
Sprint unveils Galaxy S II as the Samsung Epic 4G Touch
Sprint just became the first US carrier to unveil its version of the Galaxy S II, Samsung Epic 4G Touch. The Epic 4G, will sport a 4.52-inch Super AMOLED Plus touchscreen, Sammy’s new Exynos dual-core processor, Dual cameras: 8MP, rear-facing camera/camcorder with auto-focus and flash that shoots video in 1080p HD high profile and 2MP,…
Onavo free data-saving app lands on Android
Today, Onavo announced the launch of its new Android app, Onavo Lite. Onavo Lite is a free app that helps Android owners control their data usage and manage data costs by providing alerts and warnings, data plan advice and blocking data hogging apps. The app is connected to the Onavo Android Community, which crowdsources information on…
Mozilla launches its long awaited Firefox app for Honeycomb tablets
Mozilla announced the launch of its long-awaited Firefox app for Honeycomb tablets, which will “show the evolution of its phone based predecessor,” with some added enhancements. This new app, allows users to take advantage of the “Awesome Bar,” a tool that provides quick access to your favorite sites and bookmarks from within the URL bar.…
Samsung unveil three new bada 2.0-powered Wave smartphones
Coming fresh off the company’s recent news of its bada SDK 2.0, Samsung today unveiled three new Wave smartphones based on its bada operating system, which highlights the new flagship model Wave 3, and includes a software client for the company’s new messaging service ChatOn. The Wave 3 will abandon the plastic casing found on Samsung’s Android-operated…
Fujitsu set to release a dust and waterproof Android tablet, dubbed Arrows Tab
Great news for all you techies who love the outdoors. Fujitsu is set to release a new rugged tablet dubbed Arrows Tab with Japanese telecom NTT DoCoMo. This tablet will not only ship with dust and waterproof hardware, but it will sport Android 3.1 according to TCMagazine. Like most Android tabs, the new Fujitsu tablet will carry a 10.1-inch screen and…
iPhone ‘N94’ pics leak, it could be the iPhone 4S
Well, what do we have here? Several iPhone “N94″ parts photos leaked on Monday, backing up rumors that Apple will announce a low-cost iPhone 4S when it officially releases the iPhone 5 in the coming weeks. What you’ll notice in the picture is a similar look and form factor to the original iPhone 4, which…
Is Samsung secretly planning to acquire webOS?
There are rumors circulating about a potential Samsung buyout of webOS now that HP has killed off support for Palm’s legacy. Rumors began when Sammy quietly recruited HP’s ex-vice president of PSG marketing Raymond Wah to handle its PC sales. Such a purchase would allow for Samsung to compete head on against Apple and Google, according to sources…
Quickoffice enhances Honeycomb app with footnotes and endnotes viewing
Quickoffice just released a new update that enhances its Android Honeycomb tablet app, Quickoffice Pro HD. In the this new update tablet users gain a single-screen, multi-pane document view optimized for tablets, along with integrated access to cloud partners such as Box.net, Dropbox, Google Docs, Huddle, SugarSync and MobileMe. These upgrades pretty much mirror the…
Finally, Google TV is planning a long overdue debut in the UK
Believe it or not, it’s going on a year now since we were first introduced to Google’s idea of bringing the internet to your TV, with soft launches of its Logitech Revue and Sony TV products last September. Now, apparently Google is working on bringing its system to the UK within the next six months…









