Slide2Play Music Player Updated
A_C updated his popular Slide2Play (S2P) music player for Windows Mobile today. New features of v0.80 include the ability to change song order in playlists, support for wired remote controls, fast forward/backward on press and hold of forward/backward buttons, and there’s finally a settings menu. Check out the full list of optimizations, changes read more
Motorola Droid Android 2.1 Upgrade Raises Fragmented OS Questions, Coming This Week
Android owners of the Motorola Droid will be happy to know that Motorola has announced via Facebook that it will be releasing an OS upgrade from Android 2.0 to Android 2.1--the OS that was released on the Google Nexus One. The update will be a mixed blessing for Android fans as it will match the Nexus One in features, but will not bring some of the read more
iPhone Gets SD Card Reader Via Third Party Accessory
iPhone owners had to look at other smartphone platforms--like Windows Mobile, Android, Palm OS, BlackBerry, and a few feature phone systems--with envy as Apple didn't grace its smartphone with a removable storage card slot. Now, Zoomit is creating an accessory and accompanying app for the iPhone platform that allows the iPhone to read content from read more
Samsung to Bring Super AMOLED Display Tech; Better Sunlight Readable Screens
Samsung is rumored to be bringing a super AMOLED display to a phone that is said to be announced at Mobile World Congress. What's special about the super screen? Super AMOLED screen technology, or whatever name it will be called, will offer 20% better outdoor visibility and five times more vivid colors. There have been concerns within the tech read more
LG LU 9400 Arena Max: Smart Brains in a Dumb Phone
It looks like Qualcomm's powerful Snapdragon chipset is not an exclusive to smartphones anymore--like the Google Nexus One, HTC HD2, LG eXpo--and the CPU will be gracing the LG LU 9400 Arena Max, a "dumb" phone, otherwise known as a feature phone. With Android being a free OS for LG and other manufacturers to utilize in their lineup, we're read more
New HTC Flashlight App for HD2 Available
A new HTC app has emerged over on XDA-developers. It turns the HD2 into a flashlight by using the camera’s dual LED flash. Once it’s launched, it’ll shuffle through some animations to show how it works. You basically swipe the screen to change the brightness level. Pressing the illuminated button on the body of the virtual flashlight will turn it read more
A Free Profile Switching Application
Even though newer Operating Systems have the ability to automatically switch the ringer to vibrate or off when set to automatic, there is no real native option to schedule profile switches. TProfiler is a simple and free application that can be used to schedule up to four events occuring on certain days at certain times when your device will read more
Motorola Droid Gets Multitouch in Google Maps
Google's not holding back on multi-touch. The Nexus One recently got a lot of multi-touch action and it seems that the Droid, which hasn't reached Android OS 2.1 yet, will be getting a little sampling of multi-touch in Google Maps. Baby steps. Hopefully, more multi-touch capabilities will be enabled on the Droid. To get multi-touch on Google read more
Sony Ericsson Windows Mobile 6.5.3 Aspen Captured on Video
It looks like Mobile-Review has posted a quick first look of the Windows Mobile 6.5.3 Sony Ericsson Aspen, an environmentally friendly touchscreen Windows Mobile Professional device with front-facing keyboard. (via: Engadget) read more
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Marketplace Pick: Thomson Reuters-News Pro
Thomson Reuters News Pro is a powerful news application with many genres aimed read more
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T-Mobile USA Outs Moto CLIQ XT, HTC HD2 Launch Dates?
The latest bit of rumor seems to out a graphic detailing some new handsets read more
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HTC China Roadmap Reveals Dragon, Huashan, Tinshan, Songshan Handsets; HTC HD3 in the Mix?
A roadmap for HTC China reveals some interesting handsets, and we're hoping to read more
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Nexus One Stress Test Video
Curious as to how well the Nexus One will hold up to abuse? HTC, the read more













