We know that Palm has released webOS 2.0 to some select developers and it was only a matter of time before one of them put up a video. We’ve seen some of these features before but the walk-through video shows some interesting features. The video below is taken off a computer, as the developer is…
The Mobile Roundup – The ‘Here I Am’ edition
This was a big week for sharing where you are, as Facebook Places was officially introduced. We also saw the long-awaited G2 and Dell Thunder come out of hiding, we found Android 2.2 for the Droid X, looked at the Samsung Epic 4G and we finally got confirmation that a webOS tablet is coming from…
BlackBerry Torch 9800 Review Roundup
We’ve said our piece about the BlackBerry Torch 9800 released today on AT&T, but there are a lot of reviewers out there with a wide range of reactions. BlackBerry 6 and (to a lesser extent) the Torch 9800 are a big step for RIM, and its critical reception will forecast how well the BlackBerry platform…
Peter Skillman, guy who designed the Palm Pre, leaving Palm
Peter Skillman isn’t a household name, but he’s been with Palm for 11 years and is credited with the design of the Pre. Today we find out he’s leaving the sinking ship, and we’ve got no idea where he’s heading next. It makes sense in the grand scheme of things for Peter to do this.…
Get that old Palm feeling on Android with Graffiti
If you want to get nostalgic, go ahead and use the QR code at the bottom of this post and get Graffiti for Android right now. This handwriting software will bring back tons of memories for Palm OS fans. If you loved the speed and efficiency of using Graffiti on your Palm® device, now you…
HP files for ‘Palmpad’ trademark – webOS tablet surely on the way
If you had any doubt that Hewlett-Packard (HP) is prepping a webOS-powered tablet, you can rest assured because the company has applied for a “Palmpad” trademark. That’s quite an interesting choice of name, huh? The company recently wrapped up its $1.2 billion acquisition of Palm and HP said it will “double down” on webOS. This…
Study shows BlackBerry and iPhone losing ground to Android, overall smartphone growth
While the overall smartphone market in the US is growing in terms of numbers of consumers sporting phones with brains, it seems Google’s mobile operating system, Android OS, is taking consumer and developer market share away from incumbents platforms like BlackBerry and iPhone. A new study from market research firm comScore shows that every one…
Smartphone apps usage on the up and up, iPhone users have most installed apps
Whether you’re on BlackBerry, Android, iPhone, or some other smartphone platform, if you’ve got something to do, chances are, there’s an app to help you do it. With smartphone usage on the up and up and app stores from iPhone and Android growing ever faster and adding more features at an almost daily pace, there’s…
Symbian users love mobile ads – Symbian OS users 2.7 times more likely to click ads than iPhone OS users
If you’re a Symbian OS user, you’ll be happy to know that your smartphone operating system of choice has at least one leg-up on the iPhone OS. The Symbian smartphone platform sends 2.7 times the number of mobile advertising clicks as the iPhone OS! No other OS even comes close to the mobile ad click-through…
More users plan to buy and Android phone than iPhone?
ChangeWave has released an interesting survey, asking people what kind of smartphone they are interested in buying. Now historically, the reigning champion has always been the iPhone, but in the newest survey, although by a very small amount, Android devices are on more minds than the Apple iPhone. The chart below shows which operating system…




