Archive for April, 2011 - Page 3

A new HTC Thunderbolt update is just around the corner, and as much as we’d like to tell you it’s the Android 2.3 Gingerbread upgrade you’re waiting for, I’m afraid we’re only looking at a maintenance update meant to fix certain issues with your phone.

A few weeks ago, we saw Motorola introduce the first “non-Android Droid”, which was simply the Droid CommandOne headset. Now, we’ve got another Droid accessory, also from Motorola. The folks at Droid-Life have got images of the Droid S10-HD, some rather expensive Bluetooth headphones for Droid devices.

Are you sick of paying a monthly fee just to fight side-by-side with Superman? Well you know, being the quintessential superhero isn’t an easy job, but luckily for you, the superheroes of the Marvel Universe are willing to cut a few corners. Marvel and Gazillion announced today that their upcoming [...]

The first, and smallest, of the new HP line of mobile devices, since HP acquired Palm (not counting the Palm Pre 2), is the HP Veer, which will hit stores soon. In fact today we have images for you, right after the break, showing you the white Veer that also [...]

Apple prides the App Store as having the most paid and free apps for the iOS platform. But with Android fast eating into the iPhone’s market share, is it time for Android Market to catch up sooner or later?

Continuing with our coverage of developers that kick ass, next up we’ve got some news from Valve: they’ve announced that the first DLC for Portal 2 will be free. It doesn’t matter if you play on Xbox 360, PS3, or PC, you’ll be getting this DLC for the cool price [...]

Looking for some fresh off the radio style pop music? Don’t have a lot of cash? Well then, Amazon’s got a new and exciting deal for you! They’ve brought a whole bunch of big names together in a special store, and they’re charging just $.69 per MP3.

It’s been a long time since we heard most anything out of the folks out at Onkyo, so hearing that they were working on a new line of tablet PCs was certainly something of a surprise. And we’ve got a look at these new tablets, the Onkyo TW317A7PH and its [...]

Square, that little startup kicked off by Twitter’s own Jack Dorsey, is really gaining some ground these days. Not only did they manage to get some substantial buy-in from the folks out at Visa, but now, they’ve picked up a key new feature for their mobile credit card readers: encryption.

For those of you quickly losing faith in humanity, take heart, because the story we have for you should fill you with all the warm fuzziness you can handle (and probably more). PopCap Games, everyone’s favorite developer of games so addicting it borders on stupid, is off doing awesome things [...]