Published on Tuesday, May 18, 2010 by admin HTC has officially announced the HTC Wildfire, a new Android 2.1 smartphone that resembles the already-available HTC Desire, although it’s smaller and comes with not so advanced features. As you may recall, the hew handset’s name was chosen by HTC fans via Facebook [ad#300x250_image_ads] With the Wildfire, HTC plans to “make the HTC Sense experience ...

Published on Tuesday, May 18, 2010 by admin Last night Google spruced up their Android Market website, but it was not the major upgrade everyone has been waiting for. The site acts mainly as a showcase and does not allow users to browse all apps, download apps, see full app details, or even perform basic Google-functions like search. [ad#300x250_image_ads] Even though the site is still mostly useless, G...

Published on Tuesday, May 18, 2010 by admin As expected, the official-looking Windows Phone 7 OS ROM leaked over the weekend is already yielding results. Pictured above is an image extracted from the "oemavatar.cab." Now that could be a generic Windows Phone 7 image or it could be the HTC Mondrian already seen referenced by the 100MB file. [ad#300x250_image_ads] The kids at XDA-Developers have also pie...

Published on Tuesday, May 18, 2010 by admin Garmin-ASUS’ M10 may no longer be the only Windows Mobile 6.5.3 smartphone we know about – what with the Sony Ericsson Aspen launching this morning – but it’s one of the first to be caught in the wild. Two Chinese sites have managed to acquire the M10 and put it through its paces, mPro and GPC, including comparison shots with other handsets and photo sample...

Published on Sunday, May 16, 2010 by admin Over the weekend our good friends over at Androidguys.com reported that Samsung’s Galaxy S (also referenced as the i9000) could be headed to T-Mobile as the T959. In more recent years T-Mobile has opted to go with model names such as the Memoir or Behold; however, the company definitely has a history and knack for indexing their devices using letters and numbers. ...

Published on Tuesday, May 11, 2010 by admin I'm very proud of companies like ASUS and HTC. These aren't your tradtional consumer electronics companies. They have their roots in the OEM business, working hard but for very little recognition. These Taiwanese companies have been desperately trying to bridge the gap to the mainstream consumer market over the past few years and honestly, they've done a great job thu...

Published on Wednesday, May 5, 2010 by admin Designed specifically for people who are actively navigating their social lives, Kin blends the phone, online services and the PC," reads Microsoft's release touting the phones' release date and price. "With Kin, you get full, rich PC-like browsing. You can pan, scan and zoom in and out using touch gestures. And browsing is social..." "I want it. I need it. When ...

Published on Tuesday, May 4, 2010 by admin Buzz about an Android Twitter client began in mid-April when the company announced its pending arrival at a developer conference, fueling speculation about whether it would be a fresh composition, like BlackBerry's version, or a co-opted, "official" third party app like Atebit's Tweetie, now called Twitter for iPhone. If you're hooked to both Twitter and Google's...

Published on Saturday, May 1, 2010 by admin Garmin-Asus has officially announced its latest Android-powered touch-enabled smartphone, named as Garmin-Asus A10, which includes an array of advanced, powerful features that ideal for pedestrian navigation. Key Features Of Garmin-Asus A10: 3.2-inch HVGA (Half-size VGA) touchscreen display 5 megapixel camera with auto focus and geo-tagging WebKit browser w...

Published on Friday, April 30, 2010 by admin What Comes After the iPad? When the iPad was unveiled in January, everyone could agree on one thing: it did look a lot like a big iPhone. Extends Apple's consistent design to its logical conclusion in the company's next two revolutionary devices. [ad#300x250_image_ads] I hear the iBoard's going to implement twenty finger multi-touch and the iMat's even going ...

Published on Wednesday, April 28, 2010 by admin RIM (Research In Motion) has introduced its new elegant, ultra-compact BlackBerry Pearl 3G, which the company claims as the smallest BlackBerry smartphone as yet, based on BlackBerry OS 5, combining a suite of incredible powerful features with the industry-leading BlackBerry email, messaging as well as social networking capabilities. “Considering the fast growi...

Published on Monday, April 26, 2010 by admin Verizon Wireless has launched the sleek Samsung Reality SCH-U820 smartphone, which features 3″ full-touch display, full QWERTY keypad, multiple messaging options, one-touch access to popular social networking sites, and Samsung’s TouchWiz interface for unique personalization, offering enhanced messaging and social networking experience for Verizon Wireless cus...