Alright, we’ve been tantalized by the next iPhone for long enough. Today kicks off the Worldwide Developer Conference, Apple’s show for the great minds that make apps for iTunes, and traditionally the venue for announcing new products. Last year it was the iPhone 3GS, and the year before that it was the iPhone 3G. The…
Android Mascot Crashes Apple’s iPhone WWDC Keynote To Proclaim “Android Phone Is For Porn”
With WWDC going on this week, today is the day all iPhone owners have been waiting for. With all of the recent leaks regarding the next iPhone, today is the day that we all can sit back and finally be told what the new iPhone will consist of, even though we all should have a…
Confirmed: iPhone OS 4.0 and iPhone OS 3.1.3 will get ‘carrier unlock’
With Apple slated to debut the next-generation iPhone 4 / 4G/ HD at the WWDC 2010 conference tomorrow, there’s no doubt that iPhone hopefuls around the world are hoping that they’ll be able to jailbreak and unlock the new phone to use with any GSM carrier they choose. Today, we’re happy to say that the…
Vivo to expand mobile money services in Brazil
Another news item from the floor of the Mobile Money Summit. This time, we’re talking about Brazil’s biggest mobile operator – Vivo, which plans to expand its mobile financial service portfolio and launch new services during the year. According to the operator’s vice president of marketing and innovation, Hugo Janeba, they [Vivo] are teaming up…
Mobile Money Summit 2010: 7 new mobile money projects set for launch
Unlike the last year, this time around we won’t cover the Mobile Money Summit from the floor. In 2009, Fira de Barcelona hosted the event which this year is taking place in Rio de Janeiro. The fact that we’re not at the event, however, doesn’t mean we won’t bring you the interesting news from the…
Mobile Roundup: Google I/O Edition
It’s been quite the week for Google and their mobile operating system. The develope conference is finally over, and there’s been a lot going on in the world of Android. While we weren’t surprised with the announcements, we were still thoroughly impressed. While it may be Google’s week, there are still some good mobile stories…
Galaxy S GPU kicking ass and taking names [video]
The Galaxy S was shown off at the Google I/O this week, and it’s definitely something to be admired. The customized OS looks painfully similar to the iPhone OS in some areas, but it’s the hardware where the Galaxy S shines. Sporting the ‘hummingbird’ GPU, the S is king of graphics processing when it comes…
mSpot streaming music player for Android streams your own library back to you
If you want to have access to your expansive music library at all times, but can’t fit your entire song collection onto any smartphone, a streaming music service is probably your best bet. There are a lot of streaming music services out there, but if you want access to your own music, you’re options are…
Android’s rocking – 50,000 apps, 100,000 activations per day
While Android 2.2 and Google TV will get the most hoopla, Google also unveiled some interesting statistics which show Android is really picking up steam. The search giant said it is now seeing more than 100,000 Android activations per day. As you can see from the picture above, the growth trend is staggering. In fact,…
Google TV is full of promise, here’s why
As we’d been speculating over and over again, today Google TV was announced. I made a lot of speculations with some of the potential of Google TV, and surprisingly enough, everything I mentioned will be possible! Google TV is smart. “It’s the best of the web, and the best of TV, seamlessly working together.” Sounds…