The highly anticipated Path photo sharing app has finally been released to the masses. If you’re a heavy social-networker and you share more photos than you do little quirky status updates, you might want to give this app a shot. It’s sort of like Instagram, except right now it’s closed in that you can only…
Motorola looking to split by January 2011
For quite some time now, Motorola has been talking about splitting into two divisions – one that will handle all of its mobility-related business and another that focuses on wireless technology for business and government. It looks like the separation will finally take place in early 2011, even as soon as January according to Motorola…
Windows Phone 7 compatible microSD cards on the way from Samsung?
So Microsoft decided to make some strange decisions with Windows Phone 7 – like not having copy/paste at launch and no memory card support – and now it seems like customers are paying for it. The first-generation iPhone-esque approach is odd, considering the criticism that Apple took for the lack of certain features. However, Microsoft…
Gorillaz uses Apple iPad to record new album
Gorillaz is moving into the future and has recorded its latest album with the Apple iPad, and it’s set to be released before the holidays. We’ve seen all kinds of musical performances, recordings and the like with iOS devices before (most notably with my dear friend Rana Sobhany – the iPad DJ), but to see…
Palm Pre 2 for Verizon spotted in leaked document for Q4 2010 launch
The Palm Pre 2 was announced in nothing more than just a press release pretty recently, and it looks like we have a pretty good idea for when it will launch with Verizon. Here’s a hint: the Kin One and Two won’t be arriving in Verizon stores all alone this holiday season. That’s right, the…
Skype hitting webOS soon, but with limitations
It seems that Skype users are getting tugged and pulled here and there these days when it comes to a mobile app. At first, it was available nearly everywhere, then restrictions popped up when Verizon signed a deal with Skype, and suddenly Skype was pulling its services from apps like Fring. However, the popular VoIP…
Swype for Nokia N8 now in the Ovi Store
You might be thinking to yourself, “Why would I want Swype on my Nokia N8?” The real question is – why wouldn’t you? The text input software is hugely popular with Android users given its simplicity and ease-of-use. After all, the world record for the fastest text messages cranked out were done using Swype software.…
Samsung Galaxy Tab gets torn down to pieces
The folks over at iFixit are at it again, but this time the Samsung Galaxy Tab is their victim. The Android tablet is making its way to all four major carriers in the U.S. before the holiday season hits, so we’re all taking a deep dive to see just what this little tablet is made…
AT&T sends out text message to its customers regarding class-action settlement
You might have noticed a text message on your AT&T phone recently from a sender looking something like, “1100101101” or similar. At first, it might have looked like some kind spam, but it was actually a link to a class-action lawsuit that AT&T has settled. The message told its recipients that they may be eligible…
CardStar Mobile Rewards makes its way to Windows Phone 7
The apps just keep piling in for Windows Phone 7, and CardStar has hopped on the bandwagon with its mobile rewards application. The app is free and lets users put all their reward and membership cards into one place. If you own a Windows Phone 7 device, you can download it from the marketplace now.…









