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In just a short time, smartphones will undoubtedly change the way we interact with the world, even moreso than they already have. One of the biggest potential impacts of this trend is on the medical industry, as more and more doctors and nurses are turning to phones and tablets from Apple and Android to help…
Everyone’s favorite hedgehog is back on Android with Sonic 4: Episode II and the speed demon has been optimized for the quad-core Tegra 3 chipset including HD gameplay. We’d previously heard that Sonic would be able to collect rings with the Tegra 3 chip and now that it’s available, it’s easy to say that it…
As part of its new collection of devices, NTT DoCoMo added three Panasonic devices, two smartphones and one tablet. We already know pretty much everything about the Eluga Power, but we haven’t heard of Eluga V and Eluga Live tablet before. The first of the two is an Android Ice Cream Sandwich smartphone with a…
Evernote released a major update to its Android app, adding a bunch of features and improvements along the way. As soon as you tap the Evernote icon, you’ll notice a new homescreen from where you can not only create new notes, but also quickly search and browse for existing ones by Notebooks, Tags and Places.…
Security experts at MobileIron announced a deal with HTC through the Taiwanese company’s HTCPro program, which provides mobile solutions for companies and their employees while ensuring that HTC’s entire portfolio is business-ready. HTCpro delivers “consistent enterprise enablement across all HTC devices,” and combined with MobileIron software – it gives IT departments essential enterprise features to…
Mozilla is a stubborn company. They’ve been supporting Android for well over a year now, but they’ve been developing their app using their own XUL engine instead of using Android’s native user interface elements. What the hell does that mean in plain English? Mozilla put a wrapper around Firefox so that they’d have to do…
OpenSignalMaps is an Android application that shows you which cell towers you’re connected to, how strong your connection to said tower is, and provides users with maps that show which towers they happen to be near. Useful if you plan on moving to a new city and want to know which operator to sign-up with.…
LG announced their 2012 flagship device, the Optimus 4X HD, in February at Mobile World Congress. It’s been three months and it still hasn’t hit the market. That’s soon going to change though according to the company, who just announced that the UK, Germany, Sweden, Italy, and Poland will get the new Optimus in June.…
Three months ago at Mobile World Congress, HTC announced three devices under their new One brand. The One X was the flagship device, the One S was the midrange and stylish handset, and the One V was supposed to be the low end solution. This week HTC has decided to announce the Desire C, which…
Remember when Google was trying to really disrupt the cell phone world with the release of the Nexus One? Well, look for it to make another major push, as the Wall Street Journal is reporting that Google will have up to five Nexus smartphones and tablets later this year and it will be selling these…