Smartphones using the Android operating system have become increasingly popular today. One of the newest Android smartphones today is the Samsung Galaxy S. Many are even heralding this smartphone release as Android’s competitor for Apple’s iPhone. Many people are instantly attracted to the appearance of the Samsung Galaxy S. It is comprised of glossy black [...]
Twtter is the biggest all in one Twitter application directory. People here can subscribe to whole lots of apps and get benefits- of all the applications free of cost. Twitter is not just a place where you Tweet, it is more than that where people can share and help each other out. So, twtter has [...]
The recently revealed BlackBerry Curve 9360 is proving to be a surprising bit of hardware. Not only did it (thankfully) get rid of the chintzy chrome-ish highlights of its last iteration, IntoMobile reports that it also packs a a more competitive hardware configuration (hello NFC!) and a little feature hidden in the settings that doesn’t seem to have popped up on any other OS 7 device recently: mobile hotspot.
One of the all-time most popular restaurant apps on mobile is Urbanspoon ( iTunes link ). It is still one of the top 10 travel apps on the iPhone. The app’s signature gesture is a shake to find nearby restaurants
What would happen if the Samsung Galaxy S II and the Samsung Infuse 4G met up, had a few drinks, and got a bit frisky? If you ignore the fact that phones aren’t capable of mating, the product of that one-night stand would probably look a lot like the phone featured in this leaked image — what seems to be the Samsung Hercules . Thanks to the folks at MobileSyrup and a sneaky tipster attending last night’s Samsung Mobile event in Canada, the first blurry-cam shot of this mythical handset has finally arrived
It looks like it’s go time for the Samsung Conquer 4G. Upon Sprint ‘s announcement this morning, we have a few more specs to offer you along with a launch date — August 21. Just as we expected, the handset will go for $100 as long as you sign on the dotted line of a two-year agreement.
It is clear by now that Android is winning the overall mobile market share battle in the U.S. among smart phones. But how does the battle break down by state
In a thinly veiled attempt to drive interest in its Touchpad webOS tablet, HP has taken to woot to sell its 16GB HP Touchpad for $379.99, ironically on the same day that it starts its weekend long $100 off promotion for both the 16GB and 32GB… (Continue reading at the link above, or visit PhoneNews.com directly)
We’ve seen a Bigfoot-esque iPhone 5 . We’ve seen a totally fake (but supposedly based on the real deal) iPhone 5 . Now, meet: the oddly angled, questionably skewed iPhone 5. This shot comes from MacRumors forum-goer guigsh , and has been blasting off around the blogs all morning
When it comes to smartphones in the U.S., Android and Apple keep growing at the expense of other mobile platforms like RIM, Windows Phone, and Nokia’s Symbian. The latest mobile subscriber number s are out from comScore. Android leads the pack with 40 percent market share of U.S.
AT&T has begun to send customers on the carriers older unlimited data plans with jailbroken/rooted devices that tether on the plans text messages stating that if customers don’t cease the activity, they will be forced off of the unlimited… (Continue reading at the link above, or visit PhoneNews.com directly)
AT&T and mobile social games company ngmoco , which is owned by Japanese gaming giant DeNA, have just announced a pretty significant agreement to bring the Mobage social gaming platform to AT&T Android customers. According to a release, Mobage will serve as a hub for AT&T Android users to discover and play games, as well as connect and communicate with other players worldwide. AT&T says the agreement is the first of its kind between ngmoco and a U.S. wireless carrier
Huawei has been pushing through with their low-cost android devices. Now, they are coming with Huawei Vision. The device is an HTC-style unibody chassis that comes in silver, rose gold and charcoal. It runs on Android 2.3 Gingerbread
T-Mobile will be one of the carriers to launch the BlackBerry Bold 9900. The device is one of the newest BlackBerry 7 OS handset. You will be able to purchase the device for $299.99 after $50 MIR rebate with a two-years agreement.
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