When Windows Phone 7 launched in the U.S. back in early November, it was almost universally knocked for lacking some pretty basic features, of which one of the most noted was copy & paste. If you recall back in 2007, Apple was also lambasted for leaving out the very same feature on their now iconic iPhone. Why, several years later Microsoft failed to implement the feature at launch, is still a mystery. But that’s neither here nor there. What matters now is...
Looks like all of those Google Chrome Keynote rumors were true. The invite you see above…wasn’t sent to us. Sad, we know. Engadget however, was one of many tech blogs that did receive an invite. The actual content of the event wasn’t disclosed by Google, but the two current favorites circulating the interwebs include the Google Chrome App Store and/or Chrome OS being unveiled. We’ll definitely be following the event, so make sure you come back...
For the last year, HTC has been hitting plenty of hits on the Android front. Using their Sense UI layed atop Google’s mobile OS has brought both companies quite a bit of success. It’s almost hard to remember when HTC and Windows Mobile were just as friendly. But a time may come when HTC tosses Android aside too and moves forward — alone. In an interview with Pocket-Lint, HTC’s director of User Experience, Drew Bamford, stated the following: “We...
The servers at Apple are still warm from the onslaught of iOS 4.2.1 downloads and already iOS 4.3 rumors are heating up. According to a Macnn source, Apple is hard at work at a quick 4.2.1 follow-up with iOS 4.3. While the number jump may signal a rather significant upgrade in features, early rumors suggest otherwise. Instead, the biggest addition to iOS 4.3 will supposedly be in-app subscriptions — a major feature that news organizations and magazine publishers...
One of the worst things about an aging gadget, specifically smartphones, is the lack of support you and yours receive as the clock ticks away. Not to mention, the ever evolving world of phones leaves quite a few entrants behind faster than you’d think. With that said, one of the longer product support cycles in the mobile phone industry is that of Apple. It may sound like I’m on my fanboy pedestal, but that’s just how I see it. Truth be told, there are...
