Archive for October, 2011 - Page 16

Just two days ago, we filled you in on the Sherwood program, in which Apple was planning to add a ship to store option to its roster of options. But while we didn’t know then just when it was going [...]

We had been seeing quite a bit of chatter over the past few days dealing with the LG DoublePlay smartphone. And well, it looks like that chatter has lead to where we expected — the handset coming available. Yup, T-Mobile [...]

Verizon Wireless has come forward with some information that we suspect more than a few people have been waiting for — the release date and the pricing for the recently announced Motorola Droid RAZR. And nicely done, the handset will [...]

We had been hearing some chatter lately in terms of a new version of the Mint.com app for iOS. Reports were calling for the app to come with support for the iPad, something that many Mint users have been waiting [...]

Coming because we realize that there are still some people who want something simpler in terms of a phone. And because there are some who want to go the pre-paid route with a low monthly price and the basic features. [...]

Amazon has their Android Appstore in which they run a daily promotion giving one paid app away for free. The app changes each and every day and ranges from games to productivity and all the other categories. Anyway, while we [...]

While many may have already forgotten about the original Samsung Exhibit, it looks like T-Mobile has come forward with pricing and release details for the follow up device. That device is the Samsung Exhibit II 4G, which is going to [...]

It’s been some time since Samsung launched its 5.3-inch extra large smartphone or extra small tablet, Samsung Galaxy Note at IFA 2011 in Berlin. Now, the first advertisement that shows off the device has popped up online.

Following the Asha line of entry-level Symbian smartphones and the new Nokia flagship smartphone, the Lumia 800, Stephen Elop and friends announced a second Windows Phone 7.5 Mango device, the Lumia 710, a device that’s supposed to offer similar Mango [...]

The Nokia Lumia 800 is the “first real Windows Phone.” We’re not making such claims, as these are the words Stephen Elop, Nokia’s CEO, used to describe the company’s first WP handset.