Smartphones using the Android operating system have become increasingly popular today. One of the newest Android smartphones today is the Samsung Galaxy S. Many are even heralding this smartphone release as Android’s competitor for Apple’s iPhone. Many people are instantly attracted to the appearance of the Samsung Galaxy S. It is comprised of glossy black [...]
Twtter is the biggest all in one Twitter application directory. People here can subscribe to whole lots of apps and get benefits- of all the applications free of cost. Twitter is not just a place where you Tweet, it is more than that where people can share and help each other out. So, twtter has [...]
The recently revealed BlackBerry Curve 9360 is proving to be a surprising bit of hardware. Not only did it (thankfully) get rid of the chintzy chrome-ish highlights of its last iteration, IntoMobile reports that it also packs a a more competitive hardware configuration (hello NFC!) and a little feature hidden in the settings that doesn’t seem to have popped up on any other OS 7 device recently: mobile hotspot.
One of the all-time most popular restaurant apps on mobile is Urbanspoon ( iTunes link ). It is still one of the top 10 travel apps on the iPhone. The app’s signature gesture is a shake to find nearby restaurants
What would happen if the Samsung Galaxy S II and the Samsung Infuse 4G met up, had a few drinks, and got a bit frisky? If you ignore the fact that phones aren’t capable of mating, the product of that one-night stand would probably look a lot like the phone featured in this leaked image — what seems to be the Samsung Hercules . Thanks to the folks at MobileSyrup and a sneaky tipster attending last night’s Samsung Mobile event in Canada, the first blurry-cam shot of this mythical handset has finally arrived
It looks like it’s go time for the Samsung Conquer 4G. Upon Sprint ‘s announcement this morning, we have a few more specs to offer you along with a launch date — August 21. Just as we expected, the handset will go for $100 as long as you sign on the dotted line of a two-year agreement.
It is clear by now that Android is winning the overall mobile market share battle in the U.S. among smart phones. But how does the battle break down by state
Between Palm’s announcement on February 9th , and Sprint’s announcement on February 7th , next month is already looking pretty dang busy. Thank God we’ve got February 8th to relax and catch our breath! Oh, what’s that? Dell is announcing something on February 8th? Well, crap.
The gents over at GearLive just finagled this screenshot out of a Best Buy employee, purportedly detailing a new text messaging plan AT&T plans to launch next week. Under the terms of the new plans, anybody subscribing after January 23rd will have two choices: $10 a month for 1000 texts, with an overage fee of 10 cents per message $20 a month for unlimited texts As is par for the course, the arrival of new plans means some of the old plans are going away. Also beginning January 23rd, AT&T will no longer offer the $15/1500 Texts or $5/200 Texts plans. If you’ve already got either plan in your contract, however, you’re all set — hurray for contract grandfathering! Why the change
If you are a Apple fan boy with an iPhone and completely trip on Apps you get in the Apple App Store, then you will be happy to know that Apple has come out with a lisy of all time top Apps in its iTune store. Apple has now approached 10 freaking billion downloads and this list consist of free and paid apps for the iPhone and iPad. Facebook is the most popular free iPhone app in both the US and UK, while Doodle Jump is the most popular paid iPhone app in the US and Angry Birds takes that top spot in the UK. Check out the list below, US Top Paid iPhone Apps * Doodle Jump * Tap Tap Revenge 3 * Pocket God * Angry Birds * Tap Tap Revenge 2.6 * Bejeweled 2 + Blitz * Traffic Rush * Tap Tap Revenge Classic * AppBox Pro Alarm * Flight Control US Top Free iPhone Apps * Facebook * Pandora * Google Mobile App * Shazam * Movies by Flixster * The Weather Channel * Google Earth * Bump * Skype * Paper Toss US Top Paid iPad Apps * SoundHound * StickWars * FlightTrack * Backbreaker Football * Calorie Tracker * BlocksClassic * iFart Mobile * GoodReader for iPad * Cro-Mag Rally * Ambiance US Top Free iPad Apps * Pandora * Google Mobile App * Movies by Flixster * Google Earth * Yelp * Fandango Movies * Remote * iBooks * Bible * Solitaire
The title already says it all. OneNote, Microsoft’s famed note-taking Office app, is now available on the iOS platform. Read more: OneNote now Available on the iPhone [ Allan David Reyes / Cell Phones Etc. ]
A new Sammy christened SGH-T959V just passed through the FCC, and we’ve got a good feeling this is the Vibrant 4G that we know is on its way to Big Magenta before too long. Why’s that? Excerpt from: Samsung Vibrant 4G for T-Mobile gets FCC clearance
I was reading an article written by my buddy, Philip Berne, over on Phonescoop that discussed all of the over-hyped features us smartphone enthusiasts focus on a bit too much. We are into the latest tech and features while “normal” people likely do not care much about these features. Philip talks about 4G, video calls, dual-core processors, HD video recording, and NFC technology. The funny thing is when you read the section on the under-hyped features that really matter it is pretty clear that a device like the Nokia N8 is exactly what Philip should probably consider
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