There are many things we’d love to see changed in iOS; the lockscreen, springboard, folder management, app management, UI colors, and plenty of other small areas could use some freshening up. New paint is always a good thing. And while there are what seems like an infinite amount of iOS concepts/tweaks floating around the internet, only a small percentage ever make it to a stage that we’d consider as good enough for Apple to legitimately “adopt”. One...

In case you haven’t heard, T-Mobile made 900 peoples’ lives a little more bleak today. A new memo sent around the company states that in order to properly realign the company and reposition it as a true contender in the cellular sphere alongside AT&T, Sprint and Verizon, more job cuts would have to be made. Beginning this week, roughly 900 more T-Mobile employees will be pink slipped, which is for sure, sad. But let me tell you what’s more sad —...

Be careful what you wish for. Those aching for an official Android 4.0 ICS update for their HTC Sensation are in for a bit of bad news. T-Mobile has apparently found a way to more accurately and carefully monitor tethering on mobile devices. In an updates support document, PCMag stumbled onto new verbiage that states: “HTC Sensation 4G will be required to add Wi-Fi Mobile Hotspot feature in order to use the service after completing this update.” The cost of...

Verizon will once again prove this Thursday, May 17th, why they are the defacto standard when it comes to next-gen LTE service. The carrier has a huge assortment of expansions and new networks going live in less than 48 hours. In addition to the immediate rollouts, Verizon claims that from today until the end of the year, a total of 140 new markets will join the LTE fun, bringing the overall total number of LTE markets live by the end of 2012 to 400. AT&T, Sprint and...

If you fall within the geographic boundaries of a “major city” (by O2 UK’s standards), you’re going to enjoy the mobile web via 3G a lot better. The carrier has confirmed that they are pushing out a new form of DC-HSPA that will push download speeds up to 42 Mbps. (This HSPA+ push is in addition to the LTE push that is currently sweeping around Europe, too.) All you’ll need to take advantage of the super speedy network is a newer generation...

Besides the HTC One X, the only other top-tier Android smartphone currently empowering scores of Android fanboy wars is Samsung’s Galaxy S III. While the III’s predecessor, the Galaxy S II, was seen as the device to beat last year, this year things are a bit different. On paper (and from what we’ve seen via social networking sites), the latest Galaxy S device doesn’t seem to feature the same allure. Still, it’s an awesome device in its own...