Remember when you were a kid, the only kid with a funny last name (who am I kidding…the over weight kid that no one ever picked for their team) and everyone made fun of you. Then you were fortunate enough to move to a new town with a new school and new kids. You lied about your name (and your weight) and started to live out a somewhat normal life. You even become pretty popular since your new friends don’t know of your troubled past. This generalized story...
While the HTC loving world had their worlds rocked when the Sense UI for Android was announced, many WinMo fans more than likely had a bad taste in the mouths. Not because of what they ate of course, but because of the ever increasingly beautiful UI’s that crop up leaving the always aging WinMo in the dust. However, all is not lost. Apparently, the Sense UI for Android is but one pillar of three that will make up the core of “Sense”. Per HTC: The Hero...
When consumers are faced with limited choices, taking matters into their own hands is often their response. In regards to Android, while the line up for the second half of the year looks promising, that doesn’t do anyone much good right now who have a few handsets to choose from with hardware that is ok at best. Enter hackersville. The Samsung Omnia is pretty sweet phone albeit one big problem — it runs Windows Mobile. Thankfully there world isn’t...
Media junkies and mobile web addicts who happen to be running Windows Mobile, Symbian, Android and WebOS will want to set at least a few hours aside each day beginning October 4th of this year as something very special is coming your way — Flash 10. That’s right folks! The most sought after feature on smartphones today is in development and on its way to a smartphone near you…that is unless you have an iPhone. In which case the “whole”...
The mobile web is chock full of explosive growth both from users and well as content publishers, advitisers, and so on. Navigating this vast environment until a few short years ago was archaic and painful at best. Thankfully, as technology has progressed, so has our ability to navigate that oh so loved environment. For Windows Mobile and Symbian users, Skyfire has finally let go of that pesky beta tag and is now a full fledged product ready and waiting for you to try it...
