Google has introduced a new way to do search from your iOS and Android devices. Android users are probably already familiar with the handy Chrome to Phone tool, which allows Android users to install an extension on the Google Chrome (or Firefox) browser on their PC, and click a button to send the webpage you…
iOS kicks Android’s ass at HTML5 gaming
Spaceport.io, the maker of a cross-platform development tool kit for games, decided to conduct a study pitting iOS against Android to see which platform HTML5 games perform better on. It did so by determining how many images their respective browsers can move across the screen while maintaining at least 30 fps. The test dates back…
No Galaxy S III in April says Samsung
Well, unless Samsung has a sick April fools joke in-store for us, the company has made it known that it doesn’t plan on releasing the latest iteration of its flagship phone, the Samsung Galaxy S III next month. The Korean-based manufacturer set the record straight on Twitter, putting an end to all speculation of the…
Mobile World Congress 2012: Sony Booth Photo Tour
We may have covered Sony’s new phones earlier in the year at CES 2012 but we decided to snap a few shots of it’s Mobile World Congress booth so you can get a tour of it for yourself. We were hoping to see a bit more from Sony Mobile this year but it looks like…
Rumor: Limbo coming to iOS, Android, WP7
One of the most groundbreaking downloadable titles on XBLA, PSN, PC, and Mac has got to be Playdead’s Limbo as its simplistic gameplay mechanics and graphics delivered an experience that everyone who played it understood and loved from beginning to end. It kept the player guessing what would happen next as it didn’t reveal itself…
Mobile World Congress 2012: HTC Booth Photo Tour
To say that HTC killed it at Mobile World Congress this year would be an understatement. Not only did it release the best handset at the whole show in general but it also made known that it’s heard some of the complaints it received over the last year and it shows within the new One…
Win a free Samsung Galaxy Nexus from Sprint
As part of the process to build momentum for its version of the Samsung Galaxy Nexus, Sprint is organizing Data Storm Sweepstakes, giving away Ice Cream Sandwich phones to 30 lucky winners. Pretty much every U.S. citizen can test his/her luck and enter the contest either online (via PC or phone), by sending a postcard,…
Sweden becomes the first country in Europe to get 4G LTE smartphones
TeliaSonera was the first operator in the world to launch a 4G LTE network. We’re talking December 2009 here, a full year before Verizon turned on their 4G LTE network. Now most people accessing said ridiculously high speed network have thus far been doing it via USB modems, but that’s just officially changed. TeliaSonera has…
LG Optimus L3 hitting Europe in March, Russia and Asia to follow
The brand new LG Optimus L3, you know the entry-level Android smartphone that actually doesn’t look like a cheap Chinese toy, is heading to Europe with select markets getting it by the end of this month. After European consumers got to taste this low-end device, the next stop is Russia, followed by Asia. If you’ve…
HTC unveils new APIs: Beats Audio, Lockscreen and Mobile Device Management
Aside from new phones, HTC also used Mobile World Congress to unveil new APIs, part of its HTC OpenSense SDK. The new set of developer tools includes Beats Audio API, Lockscreen API, Mobile Device Management API and soon a HTC MediaLink HD API — using which developers are able to enhance the audio experience of…









