Galaxy Note And Other Phablets Will Ship At 208 Million A Year, 500 Million Devices Could Upgrade to Windows 8 & Apple Remains World’s Most Valuable Brand

Irina on May 24, 2012

ABI: Galaxy Note And Other Phablets Will Ship At 208 Million A Year By 2015, Blot Out The Sun Some of us aren’t convinced that phablets will last as more than a short-term success. That hasn’t stopped ABI Research from predicting that enough of the size XXL smartphones will sell to block all natural sunlight. The ... more

Koodo Mobile Will Have The HTC One V Available On June 1st, 80% Of Mobile Banking Apps May Have Security Flaws & Motorola Under Google: 3 Possible Futures

Irina on May 23, 2012

Koodo Mobile Will Have The HTC One V Available On June 1st We’ve known that Koodo Mobile was going to release the entry-level HTC One V for a few weeks now. Today the “decidedly different” wireless carrier announced on Facebook that it’ll be available on June 1st. They didn’t give an indication of price, but we ... more

Samsung Galaxy S III Pre-Orders reach 9 million, Apple Dispute Halts Sales of HTC One X & Rogers Makes Changes To The Hardware Upgrade Program

Irina on May 18, 2012

Samsung Galaxy S III Pre-Orders Reach 9 Million Worldwide, Says Source The Samsung Galaxy S III was unveiled in London at the beginning of this month but, just two weeks later, the long-awaited device is reported to have racked up 9 million pre-orders from mobile operators across the world, according to Reuters. The report cites the ... more

Videotron To Launch The Nokia Lumia 710, New iPhone Will Have a 4-Inch Screen & LG Debuts Optimus UI 3.0

Irina on May 17, 2012

Videotron To Launch The Nokia Lumia 710 Well the recently launched HTC Radar won’t be their only Windows Phone powered device. They too will make the uber affordable Nokia Lumia 710 available. This device was once a Rogers exclusive and eventually made its way to Wind Mobile and Mobilicity. MobileSyrup HTC Confirms One X Multitasking Tweaks In Sense ... more

Galaxy S III SGH-T999V Sighted On Samsung Canada’s Support Page, Google Planning Stable Of Nexus Devices With Android 5.0 & HTC Desire C Unveiled

Irina on May 16, 2012

HTC Desire C Unveiled Featuring 3.5-Inch Display, Beats Audio, 5-Megapixel Camera And NFC Support Having already made the rounds under the guise of HTC Golf and Wildfire C, HTC has today confirmed the launch of the Desire C, a budget Android smartphone that features Beats audio, Ice Cream Sandwich and NFC support. The 3.5-inch smartphone is ... more

Samsung Galaxy Note ICS Update Begins Rolling Out, Mobile Usage Doubles & Facebook Announces Their “App Center”

Irina on May 10, 2012

Samsung Galaxy Note Ice Cream Sandwich Update Begins Rolling Out Now! Samsung has begun quietly rolling out the long-desired Android 4.0 update for the Galaxy Note. When it arrives, it’ll add the latest edition of Google’s OS and the “Premium Suite” full of stylus S-pen friendly apps like S Note, Shape Match and My Story to ... more

HTC EVO 4G LTE To Launch On May 18, Angry Birds Catapults Itself To One Billion Downloads & Samsung And Apple Both Drop Patent Claims

Irina on May 09, 2012

HTC EVO 4G LTE To Launch On May 18 The highly-anticipated release of the HTC EVO 4G LTE is just around the corner, with Sprint announcing today that the phone will be available starting Friday, May 18. Pre-orders for the device, which will cost $200 with a two-year service agreement, can already be placed on Sprint’s ... more

BlackBerry Curve 9320 Now Official, SaskTel Releases The Samsung Galaxy S II HD LTE & The World is Not Quite Ready for Mobile Payments

Irina on May 09, 2012

BlackBerry Curve 9320 Now Official: BB OS 7.1, 2.44-Inch Display, BBM Button The 9320 has visited more countries during its short gestation than some phones get to see in their whole lives, but it’s finally arrived. The specs are pretty much what we guessed, with the socially-focused BB OS 7.1 onboard, a 3.2-megapixel camera and typical ... more

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Features

Galaxy Nexus Android Smartphone – How to Boost the VoIP Experience

branden on January 12, 2012

Hundreds of android phones have been released over the past few years in the market, but none of them has been so much awaited for, as Galaxy Nexus Android Smartphone. The fundamental reason for this was Google’s AK Android 4.0 or Ice Cream Sandwich. It is virtually the first device that has come up with the latest and major Android updates, and it has officially been released to showcase Android 4.0 and its innovative features and applications. As per the experts’ ... more

Guides

Top 5 Budget Android Smartphones

branden on September 26, 2011

While the Android operating system is available on some of the most powerful smartphones around it is also scalable enough to find a home on budget mobiles. This means you can enjoy cutting edge functionality without paying vast amounts for the privilege of access. Here are the five best budget Android models on the market. 1. ... more

Opinions

AT&T Bid to Buy T-Mobile Bad for Consumers and other Living Things

Scot Cerullo on March 30, 2011

With only a handful of wireless telecoms in the U.S., the cannibalistic notion of AT&T absorbing T-Mobile is a troubling idea on many levels, and all of them end badly for both the consumer and the industry. If there is one thing that the wireless industry needs it’s more competition, not less. Whether it’s carriers ... more

Reviews

Kik Messenger – Fun, Free and Robust Texting

Scot Cerullo on March 10, 2011

Kik Messenger solves a critical problem that has plagued many texting apps, namely, it is cross-platform enabled. This is a big bonus in a market where most messenger apps suffer from proprietary restrictions and, as such, immediately limit their appeal to that universe of like-minded OS users. Kik is also a nod to the changing dynamics ... more

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