It’s sad that not enough people dig the Motorola Lapdock, which effectively transforms select Moto smartphones into laptop computers. The problem could be found in the fact that this accessory works with a limited number of devices, Atrix HD not being one of them. We always liked the concept and were eagerly waiting for other…
UK: Sony Xperia T up for pre-order for 415 GBP
Sony Xperia T aka the Bond phone is now up for pre-order in the UK, with retailer Unlocked Mobiles listing it with the price of 414.98 GBP (about $665). The same page says that stock is “due early October” but that doesn’t stop you from reserving your unit today. Sure enough, that’s a hefty price…
Amazon in-app purchases to include physical goods
Some apps downloaded from the Amazon Appstore will soon allow users to purchase physical goods without leaving the application or game. Developers interested to take advantage of this capability will simply insert few lines into their creations and eventually get more cash from their apps. On the other hand, this feature could be the differentiating…
Canada: Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 now available for pre-order for $499.99
Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 has been recently announced in Canada and now you can pre-order your unit. In order to do so, you’ll have to pour out $499.99 to Best Buy to get the Wi-Fi-only model, which doesn’t require any contract signing whatsoever. The big box retailer lists September 26th as the date when the…
Apple’s New iPod Nano Looks A Whole Lot like Nokia’s Lumia
For a company who goes nuts over patent infringement, and was just awarded $1+ billion dollars from Samsung for just that, the new iPod Nano revealed at the Apple event today looks remarkably similar to the Nokia Lumia. While they may look similar however, “thugtacular” on Reddit.com has pointed out that it just looks “like…
Google flaunts its milestone of 500 million Android devices activated
Google found the time to sneak in some pretty interesting numbers before Apple held the day hostage with its iPhone 5 announcement. The search giant announced an incredible milestone of 500 million Android device activations. Hugo Bara, Android’s director of product management, touted the company’s glowing achievement in a Google+ post saying, “Today is a…
AT&T’s old unlimited data plan still works with the LTE iPhone 5
AT&T has decided to be a little less evil than usual today. It turns out that if you’re lucky enough to still have AT&T’s old unlimited data plan tied to your account, you’ll still be able to use that plan with the 4G LTE-compatible iPhone 5. “We offer customers the flexibility to keep the iPhone data…
Delta And American Airlines Have Their Eye on Passbook in iOS 6
Passbook is creating quite a bit of buzz and anticipation for the release of Apple’s newest mobile firmware, iOS 6. Though there is still come debate as to whether the iPhone 5 will feature NFC technology that is currently already being seen in some Samsung phones with Google Wallet, iOS 6’s Passbook is sure to…
iOS Says Goodbye to Firefox Home
After Google’s Chrome for iOS suddenly exploded on the scene and quickly reached the number one spot on the free iTunes charts, the eye on a mobile OS to challenge Safari has widened. But as Chrome receives updates and Firefox pushes further on Android, Firefox maker Mozilla has never managed to get a full browser onto…
Will you buy the new iPhone 5? (Poll)
Apple announced the iPhone 5, its sixth version of the popular handset. The iPhone 5 will have a four-inch retina display, Apple’s latest A6 processor, a new dock connector and LTE connectivity. It also has a new 8-megapixel, back-illuminated camera with panorama mode and a front-facing FaceTime camera with 720P recording. Now that we know…









