Archive for July, 2011 - Page 22

In case you’re one of the 20 million Google+ users, and that number is growing rapidly (how do you like them apples, Facebook?), then you’re probably familiar with some of the pain-in-the-behind features that come with your Google+ account. I’m referring mostly to real name use for profiles, which is [...]

While we’re all eyes on Verizon for the release of Motorola’s new LTE smartphone, the Droid Bionic, it seems that the device might also be headed to competing carrier AT&T. Before AT&T subscribers get too excited though, know that neither AT&T nor Motorola announced anything.

RIM is on a roll today when it comes to leaks and rumors, but we won’t forget the real news is that the company is preparing to ditch 2,000 employees in order to adapt to the continuous changes in the mobile world that affect its business. But RIM has also [...]

HTC got together with Facebook and made a beautiful friendship resulting in the creation of the HTC Salsa and Chacha Android phones.  They come with a nifty little button with a direct link to Facebook activities.  All of that is fine and good for the many Facebook users in America [...]

We’ve seen a bunch of BlackBerry rumors over the last few days, from the leaked Verizon BlackBerry Torch 9860 to the tutorial videos starring the BlackBerry Bold 9790 but that doesn’t mean RIM’s mobile business is ready to make an impressive comeback.

We already know that Apple is working on a voice control technology for the iPhone, and a recently leaked info might have just revealed one of its uses. According to 9to5Mac, Apple is developing a crowd-sourced voice control feature called “Assistant.” This could apparently be the result of Apple’s acquisition [...]

Facebook has said that it doesn’t want to create an iPad app stating quite clearly that they don’t see the iPad as being mobile.  Even so, people are finding that, within the code of the iPhone app, there lives what seems to be a beta version of a Facebook iPad [...]

A short while ago Apple issued iOS 4.3.4 and iOS 4.2.9, to address the PDF security exploit that allowed tools like JailbrekMe 3.0 to jailbreak iDevices, with a particular emphasis on the iPad 2, the only mobile device made by Apple so far that didn’t respond to any other jailbreak [...]

Have you made the leap from Angry Birds to Cut the Rope as your favorite iOS or Android time-wasting game yet?  Cut the Rope is an amusing yet somehow addictive game where you have the ever-so-important job of getting a piece of candy to your good friend Om Nom. It [...]

A lot of people like to make the Wii the butt of their gaming-related jokes, but if there’s one great thing the Wii has given us – besides a slew of superb Nintendo titles, naturally – it’s the No More Heroes series. Developed by Suda51 and his company Grasshopper Manufacture, [...]