10 Best Paid Apps For Android Phones There are hundreds of thousands of free apps available for Android phones so with all the wonderful free apps that will never cost you a penny, why would you want to pay for an app? Because they’re worth it. I don’t purchase a lot of apps, but there…
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I know I do a lot of comparisons of specific smartphones and many of them pit Apple’s latest iPhone to the latest and great Android phones on the market. While hardware specs, screen sizes, and resolution all do have an effect on the user experience, the biggest differences are in the operating systems themselves. So…
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It’s been a while since I’ve done a post on the best Android apps or must have Android apps. Today, I thought I’d change things up a little and do a post on apps that aren’t necessarily essential to any Android owner, but these are some of the coolest Android apps out there that really…
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10 Best Android Apps Updated 1/9/12 Since I did my last list of must have android apps, a lot has changed – we’ve gone from Android 2.0 to Android 4.0, the Android Market has gone from 70,000 or so Apps to over 400,000 so I thought it was time to make a new 10 best…
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There are thousands of great apps on the Android Market and it seems that if you think your phone should be able to do something, there’s already an app for that.
Unfortunately, there are still a few apps that you can’t get on the market that will only work if you have a rooted phone. Here’s my list of 7 best apps for rooted Android phones.
If 2011 was the year the LTE powered phone with the 4.3″ screen became common, 2012 might be the year of the HD display. First the Galaxy Nexus, then the LG Spectrum, and more Android phones with HD displays are on the way. In this post we’ll take a look at each phone and how…
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I just realized that even though I’ve had my Droid Bionic for a few months now, I haven’t actually sat down to write a proper review of it. Heck, I’ve already had enough time to break the darn thing (more on that later), I should have enough time to write a review. Keep in mind…
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In a lot of ways, the Droid Razr MAXX and the Droid RAzr are really the same phone with a bigger battery. However, a few other changes had to be made to accomodate that huge new battery meaning you can’t just take the battery out of the Droid Razr MAXX and stick it in the…
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In the past I really haven’t written much about Windows 7 Phones.
Why?
They were nothing to write home about.
When you consider how far behind the operating system was compared to iOS and Android there really was no comparison – it was innovative but its lack of features was a major hindrance to anyone who was considering switching.
The Nokia Lumia 900 Brings LTE Power To Windows Phone 7
However, with the Windows Phone 7.5 Mango update, WP7 did some catching up and brought a lot of highly desirable feature to their smartphone platform.
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10 Must Have iPad 2 Apps I’ll admit it. I just didn’t understand what was cool about the iPad at first. However, I’ve found more and more plenty of times where I don’t need/want to use my laptop but my smartphone just doesn’t do the job well either and I’d be quite pleased if I…
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A couple years ago I wrote about a phone called the Samsung Galaxy Beam (Halo). It sure was a neat idea. It was an Android powered phone with a built in pico projector. Unfortunately, the phone never made it to the United States and while phone with built in projectors are expected to be…
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Up until now the only time you have have seen 360 degree video in action is when using Google Maps Street View function… and that’s not so much video as it is still photos. 360 degree video is actually a lot more disorienting but strangely cool, somehow. Of course, up until now the technology has…
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10 Best Paid Apps For Android Phones There are hundreds of thousands of free apps available for Android phones so with all the wonderful free apps that will never cost you a penny, why would you want to pay for an app? Because they’re worth it. I don’t purchase a lot of apps, but there…
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Big carriers like Verizon and AT&T don’t like people tethering their smartphones to their computers and using them to serve as internet connections… unless you’re willing to shell out $30 a month for the privelege. And while this was a simple fix a couple years ago – you simply downloaded a tethering app from the…
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Since the shitweasels at Verizon decided to cancel their unlimited data plans, the only place remaining for truly unlimited data (of the major carriers) has been Sprint. I have nothing against Sprint – it’s just that their coverage maps aren’t nearly as robust as Verizon and I personally like Verizon’s lineup of phones better (but…
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