Chances are that if you’re reading this article, you’re probably a geek. And because you’re a geek, you’ve likely spent your childhood taking things apart while your parents watched in horror. Doing that is a lot harder these days because gadgets are now basically tamper proof, but that hasn’t stopped the folks at iFixIt and…
Official: Samsung Galaxy S III coming to the USA this month, Snapdragon S4 in tow
One month ago, on May 3rd, Samsung announced their 2012 Android flagship device, the Galaxy S III. Three weeks later it hit store shelves in Europe, and now it’s time for it to cross the pond and land in the United States. The South Korean handset vendor just issued a press release saying that their…
Trygger iPhone camera case rocks a sliding Polarizing Filter
Image editing/uploading apps like Instagram can do miracles but there’s a point where software can’t replace the hardware. A sunny sky or reflections off of shiny surfaces including water can create overexposed blown out images, or reduced color saturation. To prevent this, professional photographers have relied on polarizing filters to clean up noisy light and…
UK: LG Prada 3.0 down to 239.99 GBP
LG Prada 3.0 was pretty sexy device when it was originally announced and even today it looks pretty cool with that Prada logo, which I’m sure is well appreciated by fashionistas all around the world. Its problem, however, was the price, which at one point was north of 400 GBP. Now it’s down with online…
Vodafone Smart II: 3.2-inch Gingerbread phone for 70 GBP
Vodafone UK is launching a successor to the Vodafone Smart smartphone. Simply called Vodafone Smart II, it’s a slightly beefed-up version of the original device that still caters toward the first time smartphone buyers. Specs wise, Vodafone’s baby rocks a 3.2-inch screen (we guess it’s HVGA), 3.2-megapixel camera, 800MHz processor, Android 2.3 Gingerbread, 150MB of…
Ticketmaster finally launches an Android app
Not sure why it takes so much time for certain companies to figure out iPhone users are not the only smartphone owners around and that Android is getting some serious traction lately (as in – last couple of years)? In any case, it’s good to see that more and more iOS apps are getting their…
Google Drive offline to roll out shortly after Google I/O
Google Drive is going to get a whole a lot better with offline support, according to Google’s own Senior Vice President of Chrome & Apps Sundar Pichai. The exec dropped this news nugget during the All Things Digital D10 conference. He also touted the progress Chrome was making when it came to landing on everyone’s…
Samsung releases the source code for the Galaxy S III
Great news for you hackers out there, as Samsung has released the source code for its Galaxy S III. The source code was released due to the launch of the Galaxy S III in 28 countries. You better bet your last dollar that the folks over at CyanogenMod will be baking up CM9 for you…
New camera and photo apps may be unveiled at WWDC 2012
Apple’s WWDC event is right around the corner, and the tech giant is looking to rollout some upgrades to its popular mobile applications. There have been many rumors swirling on the Internet that Apple is looking to push out a totally revamped Maps app. Word is a new Maps application with a “greatly enhanced” version…
Learn what your smartphone color says about you from color psychologist
There you are shopping in a mobile phone store. You want a Nokia Lumia 900 and now you are presented with a decision: which color to get. You end up picking one without looking too much into it and happily walk out of the store with your new phone. What you don’t know is that…









