Monthly Archives: February 2011
Motorola Roadster Review [In-Car Bluetooth Speakerphone]
Here we have a rather odd device that we're surprised wasn't brought to the market in earnest many moons ago. This is the Motorola...
Twitter lets third party clients out of the penalty box
Third party Twitter client users can rejoice. Twitter's Help Center is reporting that TwiDroyd and Uber Social for Blackberry (aka UberTwitter) are now...
Samsung Epic 4G to get some Froyo today
There's now word directly from Samsung that Epic 4G users will finally have the Android 2.2 (Froyo) update they were promised last September. ...
HTC ThunderBolt Rooftop Ad Released
Oh man the ThunderBolt has such big potential for amazing commercials that we're surprised there haven't been more of them. This is the first...
HTC Inspire 4G Review
One of the most gigantic phones we've ever had the pleasure of trying to hold with one hand, this is the HTC Inspire 4G....
US Cellular offers buy one get five deal on Android
U.S. Cellular has announced a family sized buy one, get up to five free, deal on Android handsets and messaging phones. Customers who...
Honeycomb gets ported to the HTC Desire
As we all know, the beauty of the Android system is that it's open source. That not only breeds a myriad of handsets...
Xeta concept phone boosts specs for Honeycomb
It's called the Xeta, and it's a simple, yet elegant concept phone created by designer Frank Tobias for Sony Ericsson. On it's face,...
Hanvon HPad A112 tablet/ereader revealed
A new Android-based ereader has been promised for CeBIT 2011 next month, the Hanvon HPad A112. Expected to launch in the second half of the...
Android 2.3 vs 2.4: Two Bites at Gingerbread
Google's naming convention was supposed to make differentiating Android releases easier, but Gingerbread seems to have come out half-baked. Launching alongside the Nexus S,...
Motorola XOOM won’t get Flash support until Spring 2011
The Motorola XOOM may be shaping up to be the first Android 3.0 Honeycomb tablet to reach the market, but it won't be bringing...
NEC MEDIAS E-04C 7.7mm-thick Android smartphone headed to Japan
So far, NEC's Android devices have looked pretty clunky: you can hardly accuse the Touchnote or Smartia of being alluring in their design. However,...