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SanDisk Announces 64GB MicroSDXC for mobile phones

By Cory Gunther
on 15 Sep, 2011

SanDisk has been busy stuffing as much storage as possible onto something as small as a fingernail and today they've announced the 64GB MicroSDXC (extended capacity) cards for mobile phones. I know many users myself included have been using plenty of cloud storage options lately but having a 64GB MicroSD would really be awesome and I can't wait to get one in my hands. It will be known as the SanDisk 64GB MicroSDXC "Mobile Ultra" card.

Motorola Milestone Coming to Cellular South

By David Junior
on 7 Jun, 2010

Cellular South has officially announced that the Milestone will be available soon. A little over a month ago they placed a promotion on their site with an unknown Android handset under a veil. Now that veil has been lifted to reveal the Motorola Milestone.

HTC Readies OTA to Fix Storage Card Issue in the EVO

By David Junior
on 4 Jun, 2010

Maybe the best thing about this phone being handed out at the I/O is the discovery of the storage card bug. If that hadn’t been done there’s a good chance most of the customers that ran out and purchased this device would’ve had some major complaints for Sprint and HTC. An OTA update will be pushed out soon to fix the storage card issues in the EVO.

Sirius IM-A600: a new Pantech phone Android 2.1

By David Junior
on 14 Apr, 2010

The HTC EVO 4G won’t be alone in the ranks of Android 2.1 devices with an HDMI output. Pantech plans to release a Snapdragon powered, 2.1 Android device with this feature as well. This phone also packs in a few other surprises that most people would like in their next device.

Get your iTunes music on your phone with MP3tunes

By David Junior
on 27 Mar, 2010

Keeping all your iTunes music is a deciding factor for most potential Android users. iTunes has been around for years and many people use it as their main source of music storage. Most people decide to stick with the iPhone just because of the iTunes integration. Now you can keep all your music in iTunes and sync them to your Android device thanks to MP3tunes.