Moto Backflip? Crap. Nexus One? Expensive. HTC Aria? Now we’re talking. Deathstar AT&T users looking for something worth using in the Android sphere haven’t had a bone throne to them yet. As we’ve mentioned before, the Backflip was absolute junk and the Nexus One was out of reach for most with its unsubsidized pricing. Thankfully HTC has done AT&T customers right with the Aria. For the interested hoards, the Aria features a 3.2-inch HVGA...
One of the greatest things about the Moto Droid v1 was it’s superior hardware (at the time) and it’s plain jane Android skin. Sure, it wouldn’t win any beauty contests. But it also doesn’t take extra long for updates to hit that stock face, right? So it’s a give and a take type of thing. Tonight, a short list of specs and a couple more photos of the Droid 2 were leaked and show some pretty notable improvements, namely the 750MHz processor,...
If you’re the type that quickly and easily gets tired of the at times boring, and “normal” drab that ships as the Windows 7 UI, Rainmeter has something for you — A Windows Phone 7 complete UI skin for Windows on the desktop. The skin is quite complete with over 30 different panels to interact with, giving the normal desktop Windows a complete overhaul. How well will a mostly finger-based UI handle your standard keyboard and mouse? That I will...
Generally speaking, when someone talks about jamming things into one’s skin, disgust follows along with various “brain doctors”. But hold back those feelings of uneasiness when witnessing someone jamming network cables into the arms. Why you ask? Japanese researchers have figured out a way to turn the human dermis into a living transmission highway, allowing plug-n-play installation of your typical network cable. Weird? You bet. You may be surprised at...
Whether by personal choice or monetary restrictions, iPad UI lovers can now get a little bit of that revamped iPhone OS UI on several of Apple’s current stable of gadgets with or without owning the new wonder tablet. When the iPad was previewed back in January, the UI itself wasn’t really highlighted too much. But that doesn’t mean it’s any less desirable. The subtle color changes and numerous other nick knacks here and there are at the very...
