While both the Samsung Galaxy Nexus and iPhone 4S are intended to be the flagship smartphone for the Android and iOS operating systems, respecitvely, their similarities nearly end there. These are two high end smartphones that have very little in common. Watch the video to see just how different and which one you’ll want…
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Word has gotten out that the iPhone and Android have been able to track and store users’ location data in unencrypted files. These files consist of lists of latitude-longitude coordinates and timestamps, found on a person’s phone as well as files backed up on Google and Apple’s databases. Congress is now demanding answers. Specifically…
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The HTC EVO 3D For Sprint – This video will give you a quick overview of what this phone is all about. httpvh://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fqz6LzyFqus The 3D Screen There’s a lot we like about this phone but since the focus on this phone is the 3D screen, let’s talk about this first. As far as size goes,…
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When the Google Nexus S by Samsung was launched last December I thought it was a great phone but lamented the lack of 4G. Well, that’s changing today as Google and Sprint announced the Nexus S 4G. Not much has changed with the Nexus S phone itself. You’re still getting the stock Android experience and you…
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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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Google Nexus S Review – Samsung Google finally announced their Nexus S phone (by Samsung) which means we can finally stop rumor-mongoring and get to reviewing the real phone instead of speculating about features. Let’s cover the specs first: 1 GHZ Processor (Hummingbird A8 Cortex) 16GB Memory VoIP Support (Internet Calling via Skype!) Accelerometer Three-axis…
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Google officially released Version 2.3 of their Android Operating System, aka Gingerbread today. There are a lot of behind the scene changes, but not a lot of big “gee whiz” features you’ll notice. Developers, on the other hand, will notice a lot more options. Better Games Should Be Coming One area where Android and…
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While the Nexus One was never the commercial hit Google hoped it would be, it’s going to continue to live on… now as the official Android Developer’s Phone. To get one directly from Google, just login to your Developer’s account and you can get one for $529. It ships with Android 2.1 at the moment…
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