The HTC Leo, (pictured left) which for all intents and purposes a beast, is by far the phone I am most excited about in the near term, mostly because of that big, fat, 1GHz processor crammed underneath that 4.3″ display. The Leo which we looked at just a day or two ago packs enough muscle to actually make Windows Mobile bearable. Now don’t get me wrong, unless there is some wickedly nice skin on top of the shipping version of WinMo, I still couldn’t call...

Personally, I really like Android’s darker UI and color scheme throughout. For a tired iPhone owner, it is a welcome change to the grey/silver/blue hues found throughout the iPhone OS. If you happen to feel slightly different and instead prefer a tad bit more european complexion to the Android Market, leaked photos showing upcoming changes to the Market highlight a shift in UI coloring. Before, the background was black and darker greys with orange highlights. In...

While the interwebs and myself included hopped on the fear wagon just a few short days ago when hearing of the bleak outlook for future G1 updates, I felt a piece of me died inside. Ok…not really. But it was disturbing and saddening none the less. Many assumed that the dev community would pull through for us and bring future updates to our beloved first gen devices. If you were an assuming foe, pat yourself on the back. According to those who are now seasoned...

While Steve Ballmer aka “The Balms” may be steadfast on his belief and assertion that Windows Mobile will always be a single OS in the sense that their won’t be several tiers like the desktop variant, new information that is coming out seems to suggest otherwise. With the recent leak of the HTC Leo ROM which incorporates the new TouchFlo 3D 2.6, we can see that the interface appears to be moving more towards the finger users in the world and eschewing the...

In what could be seen as a harsh blow to Blackberry users, Yahoo has officially announced that they will be abandoning mobile app development for Blackberry as well as all other smartphones and instead focusing on one single player in the market – the iPhone. While some would see this is as a great way to truly get into the nitty gritty of Apple’s jesus device and make developing much tighter by keeping resources and ideas close within one environment,...