You may be wondering who on earth would want to put Android on their iPhone. To tech noobs and non-geeks, I’ll agree it seems rather stupid. On the flip side however, there are plenty of people just like me who want to do it, and do it just because they can. Until now, the process of actually getting Android up and running on your iPhone was a fairly length, involved project reserved for all but the most talented devs. Not anymore thanks to iPhoDroid. The whole...
Verizon iPhone rumors are a dime a dozen. Since 2007, said rumors have proliferated the web in waves of interest and subsequent fall outs. The rumors initially draw a lot of fan fare. But soon after, the lack of any continuing information and actual tangible products silences the uprising. This latest time, however, the iPhone rumors are back, and pushing harder than ever. Specifically, the rumor of the day is that the surely upcoming CDMA iPhone 4 will get an upgrade...
Today is the day Android social butterflies have been waiting for. TweetDeck is now available! A quick recap in case you forgot, TweetDeck offers integration with several social accounts including Twitter, Facebook, Foursquare, and Google Buzz. The layout is simple, clean, yet intuitive, using columns to navigate between accounts and types of messages. So far, my favorite aspect is the unified inbox of sorts that put all of your status updates in a single view, ensuring...
Oh Dell Streak how you tease us with your massive 5″ screen and speedy innards. So far, you’ve remained a sort of forbidden fruit, flaunting your awesomeness but never quite telling us about your real self, or when we can hold you. But never more. Dell has come forward to dish the dirty details on your secrets — August 13th for $299 w/ 2-year AT&T contract or $499 w/o contract. Yes. You are a pricey date, but a date none the less. I won’t...
No…TweetDeck for Android hasn’t hit the airwaves yet. (Trust me, I’m as eager as you are!) But TweetDeck’s CEO Iain Dodsworth has taken it upon himself to tease us in the days before release, with a short video showing the login process. While it may not seem like much, it shows us multiple account (and service) support is here. It also gives us a good indication of what TweetDeck looks like as an app overall — stunning. I don’t know...
