Earlier this week the Verizon iPhone was finally announced and it was seen as an even bigger savior than when the smartphone was first announced. Suddenly Apple and iPhone lovers were able to breathe – they had a way out of AT&T’s grasp. The promise of being able to make phone calls and use data…
Android overtakes iOS according to latest Mobile Mix report
Millennial Media has just released their Mobile Mix report for December 2010, and it’s a good one… for Google and Android OS, that is. Android is taking over the market in the US, as previous reports have shown, and this latest report only helps to solidify this fact. Apple and its iOS have given way…
Apple iOS 4.3 Beta shows multitouch gestures, AT&T mobile hotspot
Apple has just seeded a development build of the next version of iOS, version 4.3, to developers. It’s labeled beta, meaning this isn’t meant for everyday consumers to toy with, but there are enough new features in there for both the iPad and iPhone that we thought we’d make a quick guide explaining everything you…
Color Schemer for iOS Puts a Million Palettes in Your Pocket
Color Schemer Studio has long been one of my favorite desktop apps to help me put together great color palettes with much ease. The results have always been fantastic (for me, anyways), and I’ve always been a fan of this nifty little tool… The app gets used ‘almost’ daily, so having it on board any…
Artist gives Louvre Apple-esque touch
Are you such a huge Apple fanboy or fangirl that you find elements from its iTunes, iOS and Mac OSX UI all over the place? That’s funny, because French artist Leo Caillard does, too. In fact, he went ahead and digitally rendered a world with that in mind – more specifically, the famous Louvre Museum…
T-Mobile lumps Verizon and AT&T together in another iPhone attack ad
If you can’t beat ’em, keep attacking ’em. That seems to be T-Mobile’s modus operandi when it comes to its latest marketing campaign. It’s not content with lobbying to have its HSPA+ network legitimately defined as a “4G network,” but it also needs to attack Verizon and AT&T now both carriers have the phone T-Mobile…
Will the CDMA iPhone hit other carriers?
Yesterday we saw the Verizon iPhone for the first time, after years of rumors and speculation, and many of us were thrilled. Now we have a choice of carriers – AT&T’s stranglehold on the Apple smartphone is over and users in bigger cities might actually have an iPhone that works. However, there is one small…
Verizon upgrade discount ending before iPhone 4 release
Well, we hate to say “we told you so” but it looks like Verizon will be changing its upgrade discount policy right before it releases the Apple iPhone 4. The Wall Street Jounal is confirming that Big Red will be ending its “New Every Two” plan, which provides steep discounts on new phones for users…
Apple iPad to dominate corporate tablet market, too
We just saw a ton of tablets at CES 2011 that are vying to take away attention from the Apple iPad with consumers but Forrester research is saying that these other devices will also be facing a stiff challenge in the enterprise market. In a blog post, the research firm said that even devices like…
Verizon iPhone reportedly unaffected by ‘death grip’
Verizon finally has the iPhone and we were all up on it yesterday in New York City. Millions who have been clamoring for the device on the Verizon network were relieved to know that their day has come, and millions more on AT&T were thrilled that they can make the switch to greener pastures. To…








