While I like the new BlackBerry Z10, I found it have a too thick bezel around the display. In fact, at one time I had it home alongside the Sony Xperia T and found Sony’s phone only slightly bigger, despite having a 0.35-inch larger screen (4.55 vs 4.2 inches). That made me wonder – couldn’t…
Microsoft’s Don Mattrick Says Backwards Compatibility is “Backwards”
It’s a day after the Xbox One announcement and the reception around the interwebs has been…. less than great. The bloggers have ruled, and their expressions of disappointment range from mild to downright indignant. Sony’s stock has shot up while Microsoft’s is down. Now the head honcho of the Xbox division has his foot planted…
BlackBerry needs is an Android guy/gal to reach more consumers
If you’ve been following IntoMobile in the last few years, you may know that I was the one predicting demise of BlackBerry when it was at the top. I’ve found it pretty obvious that the company has stopped innovating and that the fact they lack patents prevents them from offering their devices at a more…
BlackBerry working on a Padfone-like device?
First of all, this isn’t rumor nor I have any inside information – it’s just me speculating and reading between the lines. Here’s how I came to this conclusion: 1. BlackBerry CEO Thosten Heins’ words First he predicted the demise of tablets and then said they should be easier to use. While these two comments…
ASUS should license Ubuntu for Android for its Padfone
Few days ago I ranted about Ubuntu for Android, saying that I can’t wait to install it on my smartphone. Today I have a related idea to discuss with you. At the moment, Canonical doesn’t allow users to download Ubuntu for Android (or perhaps it’s still not ready for prime time), and the company is…
Where’s my Ubuntu for Android?
I can clearly remember the day when Canonical announced Ubuntu for Android. My first reaction was – finally, the true convergence is here! The ability to turn smartphone into a full-blown PC is something we’ve been hearing about for quite some time now. And Canonical was first to make that dream into a reality. Except…
What will Yahoo do with Astrid?
You may’ve heard that Yahoo has acquired maker of the popular task/list management app, Astrid. Alongside the announcement, Astrid also said that premium offering will no longer be available and refunds will be made to those who paid for the service. The change is in the air, but what will Yahoo do with Astrid? One…
Whatever happened to ClamBook?
Remember the ClamBook? The handy device was unveiled in June of last year promising to connect to the iPhone or Android smartphone to provide users with full-blown laptop functionality. Almost a year after getting all the press attention in the world, the product is still not available with the official website still asking users for…
Here are few apps smart handset makers should have pre-installed on their products
You know that many of today’s Android smartphones come with a ton of bloatware you never use. Instead of that, I believe that smart handset makers should carefully select apps that will come preloaded on their phones. Here are few of them that I believe can make a big difference in the user experience: aCalendar…
Opportunity for Android developers – Make a BlackBerry Hub-like app (or launcher)
Here’s a simple though not-that-easy to accomplish idea – make a BlackBerry Hub-like app for Android. If you had a chance to try out the new BlackBerry Z10, you’ve probably noticed how sexy the Hub is. For those who haven’t got a chance to play with the Z10, the Hub is a place where all…








