Google has just unwrapped some improvements on the mobile Gmail for Android and iPhone and the messaging client now has support for 44 new languages. The company has been boosting the mobile Gmail HTML5 app for quite a while with new features like the ability to add and remove labels, improvements to the layout and…
How do you feel about the new Android Market return window?
We know that Google just redesigned the Android Market but we wanted to to zero in on the change in the return policy. It used to be that you could kick the tires on an app for 24 hours and still return it but that return window will be cut down to 15 minutes. What…
FCC says broadband speeds aren’t up to snuff – What about 4G?
The Federal Communications Commission has just released a report about the U.S. broadband market and it found that an astounding 68% of these offerings don’t even meet governmental agency’s description of what “broadband” is. Could 4G networks help solve this problem? In an 87-page report, the FCC said more than 2/3 of the services labeled…
Apple iPad, Google Android top Twitter 2010 trends
It looks like Twitter users are very interested in the Apple iPad and Google Android, as both appeared in the company’s top 10 list of trends for 2010. The news comes just a few days after Google released its Zeitgeist list, which found that the iPhone 4 and iPad were some of the most-popular searches…
Will the Verizon iPhone have 4G LTE service?
It’s almost guaranteed that Verizon will be landing the Apple iPhone next year but there are still questions about what type of technology will be inside this highly-anticipated device. Well, now we have a (admittedly thin) rumor that the Verizon iPhone will be able to utilize the just-launched 4G LTE service. MacDailyNews is passing on…
Windows Phone 7 app makers get reporting, payouts coming in January
We’ve felt that Microsoft has done a good job building the app ecosystem for its Windows Phone 7 but it has been missing two major parts: app reporting and payouts for developers. Luckily, both of these will soon be addressed. On its blog, Microsoft said that Windows Phone 7 program makers now have download reports…
Samsung ‘Luxury’ Galaxy Tab to cost $1,000
It looks like Samsung is preparing a “Luxury” edition of its Android-powered Galaxy Tab that will cost nearly $1,000. The Luxury Galaxy Tab was reportedly unveiled at the Millionaire Fair and, as you’d expect from a fair with that name, it seems to be aimed at people with more money than sense. Sure, you get…
Is this the Motorola Android Honeycomb tablet?
We know that Google has been showing off an unannounced Motorola Android Honeycomb tablet and a spy has reportedly landed a picture of the so-called MotoPad in action. The picture above is not the greatest quality but it could be the first time we get a clear look at the Motorola Android Honeycomb tablet. This…
Jawbone Thoughts iPhone app sends short voice messages
With its new Thoughts iPhone app, Jawbone is trying to combine the power of voice with the convenience of text messages. Think of it like text messaging for your voice or something less confusing. The Thoughts iPhone app enables you to send voice messages up to a minute in length. You’ll be able to send…
T-Mobile will have ‘4G’ tablet in 2011
It looks like we’ll be in a for a bunch of 4G tablets in 2011, as T-Mobile quickly chimed in to say that it, too, will have tablets next year which will be able to utilize its HSPA+ network for high-speed mobile data. In a message sent to us, a T-Mobile spokesperson said: “T-Mobile is…









