Archive for September, 2011 - Page 22

Motorola is not a stranger to Android devices, having released the first ever Honeycomb tablet, the XOOM this February. But now that Google and Motorola are able to work together in developing Android smartphones and tablets, will they have a competitive advantage? More details emerge as leaked images of the [...]

We saw the details for the LG Optimus EX smartphone leak out a few days back and as of today — LG has put an end to any rumors and officially announced the handset. Though, just like the leaked details suggested, this one looks like it will only be heading [...]

Amazon has announced the latest (and still upcoming) addition to the instant streaming content — Fox movies and television episodes. Of course, the Fox content will join the others which have previously come available including CBS, NBCUniversal, Sony and Warner Bros.

It looks like Huawei has announced their latest Android running smartphone, the Huawei Honor. The handset is not expected to arrive for a few months time, however it was noted as coming with Android 2.3.5 Gingerbread.

Samsung has officially announced their latest Windows Phone running handset, the Samsung Omnia W, which also happens to be their first that will be running Mango. The handset is touted as featuring an “elegant design” and one that is set to arrive for sale beginning next month.

Netflix has been gathering negative press lately, having suddenly increased service prices and then announcing a separation of its streaming and DVD businesses. But news of a new content partner might help allay concerns over the brand’s value.

It’s hard to believe that it’s only been three years since the first announcement of the release of an Android phone. However, this past Friday, September 23rd, marks three years since the T-Mobile G1 was announced. Since then it’s been three crazy years.

It’s not a secret that the workplace is increasingly adopting mobile devices as productivity tools. But while IT departments used to dictate the device that workers use, companies are now allowing employees to buy their own.

Facebook has recently launched a few new features that provide tighter integration with media services like Spotify and other media providers. But while Facebook is making it easier for users to share media, Netflix is left out.

In just a few of days, you’ll be able to head into Subway restaurants around the US and grab a code that will unlock Uncharted 3‘s multiplayer mode a month early, letting you get the jump on those who prefer to buy their delicious sandwiches elsewhere.