There’s a rumor going around that claims the Motorola RAZR HD and Maxx HD is being delayed because of antenna issues. The problem arises from the antenna location and size, as it makes contact with the edges of the device. If this rumor has any truth to it, then it’s bad news for Motorola fans. These…
Samsung Galaxy Express joins AT&T’s LTE lineup
Today Samsung with AT&T announced a handful of mid range devices, one of which is called the Galaxy Express. Now in no way is the express moniker a reference for the phone as a powerhouse handset, but its a clear indicator to the handset being LTE-enabled. Samsung Galaxy Express brings your standard specs including Android…
iOS 6 upgrade causing some users WiFi connectivity issues
It’s been an interesting last couple of weeks for Apple, as it’s been a time filled with both highs and lows. The Cupertino based tech company announced its latest iPhone on September 12, then watched it a break a record of 2 million phones sold in a weekend. Unfortunately, all that great news has been…
Samsung to unleash the Galaxy Note II to the US on Oct. 24
Not too long ago Samsung used IFA to announce the Galaxy Note II. This didn’t stop the Korean based manufacturer’s plans of a much grander launch of the phone-tablet in the United States. We found an invite in our inbox titled “The Next Big Thing Is Here,” which will be an event held in New…
Sprint lights up LTE in Kansas, Illinois and Massachusetts
Sprint announced a few more locations that’ll be able to use its LTE service. As of today, folks in Lawrence, Topeka and Wichita in Kansas, Waukegan-Lake in Illinois and Barnstable-Hyannis in Massachusetts will get to indulge in The Now Network’s new 4G LTE network. In its press release, the third largest wireless provider in the…
Apple tries to get former Google Maps workers to better iOS Maps
Apple knows its Maps application is severely lacking, so to help improve its shortcomings, the company is enlisting the help of former Google Maps workers. According to this report from TechCrunch, the Cupertino based tech giant is enquiring the services of anyone who’s done contract work on Google Maps. Furthermore, the source of the report…
Amazon announces Device Targeting to help developers create Kindle Fire apps
Amazon announced a new initiative called Device Targeting, which is a feature tailored for helping developers create apps across all of its Kindle Fire tablets. This new program allows devs who make applications the ability to use APKs for specific devices such as all the Kindle Fire’s, no matter the screen size. It’s a good…
Android 4.1 Jelly Bean could be headed to the HTC One X in October
We have some potentially great news for you HTC One X owners out there patiently waiting for your sample of Android 4.1 Jelly Bean. Rumors are swirling on the interwebs about Jelly Bean updates rolling out to handsets sometime in October. MoDaCo, a notorious Android developer, has gotten the drop on when the firmware update…
AirPlay competitor Miracast will support Galaxy S III and Optimus G
One killer feature inside iOS that most folks love is AirPlay. It’s a simple but effective feature that allows any iProduct (iPod, iPad, iPhone, and iMac) to talk to the Apple TV box. Suddenly, you have the ability to ‘Mirror’ most things on your device to your television such as pictures, music, games, video, etc.…
Samsung announces Galaxy Note II — coming to all major US carriers
Samsung has just announced the Galaxy Note II, and it will be available to all major U.S. carriers by mid-November. This confirms the rumor that leaked out a week ago, which nailed the carriers who would receive the hybrid phone-tablet. The Korean based company claims the new Note will pack “some of the best capabilities…









