The Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 WiFi edition has just hit the streets in certain markets and we thought it would be fun to go over it, even though we’ve already reviewed the device that was given out at Google’s I/O conference. The hardware is almost exactly the same, so don’t expect much different there but…
Apple iOS 5.0 on iPhone 3GS missing tabbed browsing, photo editing
The Apple iOS 5.0 software will be bringing 200 new features when it lands later this fall but there was some concern before it was unveiled that it wouldn’t work with the iPhone 3GS. That fear appears to be misplaced though, as early versions of the beta software show that it works pretty well on…
Hands-on: HTC HD7S for AT&T with Windows Phone 7 [Video]
The delivery person just dropped off the brand-new HTC HD7S for AT&T with Windows Phone 7 and we just had to share some photos and a quick initial impressions video. We’ll have a full review coming shortly but let’s take a look at the latest Windows Phone 7 handset. It does look a lot like…
Evernote Peek app uses iPad 2 Smart Cover
When the iPad 2 was first released, there was a lot of hype about the Smart Cover because it seemed like a novel way to protect your screen. Well, the good folks at Evernote decided it could be used for much more and the Evernote Peek app lets you use the Smart Cover to try…
Will Google Maps get offline navigation this summer?
A new rumor suggests that Google Maps for Mobile will be getting full, offline navigation by this summer. Is that TomTom we hear crying? The Navigation feature in Google Maps on Android is quietly a killer feature of the platform. This provides you with free audible, turn-by-turn directions. I don’t even drive on a daily…
Is Microsoft building its own Windows 8 tablet?
We’re still a while away before we’ll see Windows 8 land in a retail tablet but a new rumor suggests that Microsoft may be one of the first companies to release one, as the software giant may be preparing to build its own Windows 8 tablet to battle the iPad and Android devices. The report…
Angry Birds Rio updated with 15 new levels
Good news Angry Birds fans, as a new update for Angry Birds Rio is now available for the iPhone and it includes a new bird type and 15 new levels. If you’re not familiar with Angry Birds Rio, it’s Rovio collaborating with a major movie to build a game out of its juggernaut franchise. The…
Norton: The Android malware problem is just beginning
It seems like we keep hearing about new versions of Android malware every other day and Norton says that isn’t an accident. The bad guys are going to be increasingly focused on the mobile space and Android should be one of the largest targets. Norton has multiple products for the mobile space, so it does…
Microsoft shows off Windows Phone Mango SkyDrive features
We know that the Windows Phone Mango update will be coming in the Fall and Microsoft will continue to drip out details of the more-than-500 new features. In a blog post today, the company outlined the new benefits of having SkyDrive integrated in to the platform. If you’re not familiar, Microsoft SkyDrive is a cloud…
Motorola backtracks, says Android apps aren’t cause of poor performance
Motorola CEO Sanjay Jha stirred up a little controversy by seemingly saying that the poor performance on Android phones could be attributed to third-party apps but the company is back tracking and trying to make things nice with developers. “Android is really truly multitask so you can run 64 parallel apps at the same time,”…









