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Rumored Qualcomm Baseband Chip in Next Generation iPhone Adds to Verizon iPhone Speculations
New rumors are mounting that Apple may be using a baseband chipset--for the iPhone's radio--from Qualcomm on the next-generation iPhone model that will succeed the iPhone 4. Apple has used an Infineon solution in the past, and that company was recently acquired by Intel; Intel's CEO had also stated publicly following the acquisition announcement that he had consulted with Apple's CEO Steve Jobs prior to the purchase of Infineon and had received Jobs' approval. Whether the shift from Infineon's--and Intel's--baseband chipset is due to a bitter spat that read more
T-Mobile Announces T-Mobile G2 Android Smartphone by HTC
After teasing a binary announcement earlier in the day, T-Mobile USA has made good and announced the T-Mobile G2 made by HTC as a stock Android 2.2 phone with quick keys that are customizable as well as HSPA+ support. The device is expected to be available for pre-order later this month, though the carrier has yet to release pricing nor availability information. Also unknown on the device is whether the 3.7-inch display will be of SLCD (Super LCD) or AMOLED technology. The device will have an 800 MHz CPU to power Google Android 2.2 Froyo with Adobe read more
T-Mobile Tweets G2 Update in Binary Code
About a week ahead of the HTC event in London, T-Mobile USA has decided to tweet a vague update to its much hyped T-Mobile G2 handset, which according to speculation promises to be a stock Android phone with HSPA+ network support all for the $200 rumored price tag. The tweet reads G2newscomingsoon once translated from the 0s and 1s. A lot of information has been leaked about the phone, and now we'll have to wait on T-Mobile to announce availability. (via: BGR) read more
iMovie Updated For iOS 4.1, Now Allows You To Split Clips
Apple has just rolled out version 1.1 of their iMovie app and within the new enhancements you'll finally be able to split clips you've recorded continuously. Surely this is not a deal breaker for many, but the fact that you'd probably prefer to cut some stuff off a clip and not just throw it away because some guy walked between your shot is a welcomed addition. What else is new on this update: • Compatible with iPod touch (4th generation). • Ability to split video clips. • Automatic music looping when video extends beyond music track. • Scrub to preview read more
T-Mobile G2 to Come with User Customizable Quick Keys
The T-Mobile G2--much hyped and yet to be announced in full details--will come with some user customizable shortcut keys, otherwise known as quick keys, on the handset's landscape-oriented sliding keyboard. There are three shortcut keys and a setting to program the keys. One key is located to the left of the space bar on the bottom row while the remaining two are located to the right of the space bar. (via: Android Guys) read more
Terrific! No HDR Photography For The iPhone 3GS Either!
Fragmentation in the Apple department of mobile phones just got worse. Really, if you've got complaints about Android, as of today, you're not alone! First it was that the iPhone 3G wasn't getting any Game Center love,.. Now after I ran the iOS 4.1 update on an iPhone 3GS, the first thing I looked for was the first thing missing.. No HDR Photography. There was true logic in not expecting HD uploads over Wi-Fi on any of the older devices since none of then recorded video in 720p, but what's the excuse with HDR? Call it a lame sensor, probably,.. But read more
What Does Google Instant Search Mean for Android?
Earlier today Evan reported on the new "Google Instant Search" which is available in your desktop browser now and will reportedly be coming to Android (and other handhelds?) fall of 2010. What is "Instant Search"? How does it work? And what does it mean for Android? "Instant Search" leverages Google's new "Caffeine" search engine algorithms. This is how Google scours the web for information, and the manner in which they save it so it can be easily found later. The whole point behind Caffeine was to get information into Google's index as quickly as read more
Exclusive: Windows Phone 7 Desktop Syncing Software (Video)
Windows Phone 7 will use Zune software to synchronize with your PC. You can use Zune to transfer photos, music, videos, and podcasts. In this video, we show you unreleased version 4.7 of the Zune software that works with Windows Phone. Note that the hardware and software shown in the video are not final. The Zune software treats the Windows Phone 7 device just like a Zune, so you can even wirelessy sync your device, or do it manually by dragging and dropping content from your library to the picture of your WP7 device in the bottom left corner. You read more
QuickPay's ROAMpay is a Device-Agnostic Credit Card Swiper
The field of mobile credit card swipers continues to get more crowded, with QuickPay Merchant Services announcing its own entrant called ROAMPpay, developed in collaboration with ROAM Data. Unlike most other peripherals, which are iPhone specific, ROAMPay promises to be device agnostic, with payment apps already available for BlackBerry and Android, along with iOS. Still, QuickPay's system requires an account with the company, and its press release does not make the all-important fee structure readily available. Other systems, like those from Square read more
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DringMoi Helps You Recover Your Misplaced Mobile Device While on Silent
This is an interesting app and concept and it can actually be a life saver in read more
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iOS 4.1 Now Available For Download!
Judging from our twitter comments, I know some of you have been waiting for this read more
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WinADB, GUI Front-End for Android adb Commands
If you've read any of my more "in depth" articles involving Rooting your phone, read more
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Google Bringing Google Instant Mobile 'This Fall'
Google today debuted a new type of real-time predictive search called Google read more
