Google unshackled the beta status of it’s music service today and simultaneously announced it has started to peddle digital tracks to the masses.
I’m a big fan of Dropbox. Â I’m a big fan of cloud storage as it means that I don’t have to mess around with USB cords to transfer files between my desktop PC, MacBook Pro, Tab 10.1, and Captivate.
It’s safe to say a lot has happened in mobile electronics the past couple months. Â Google’s announcement will be the climax of all that has happened.
Way way back (actually only a couple months ago), two Gingerbread leaks (Android 2.3.3) dropped for the Samsung Captivate (Galaxy S for AT&T), I897UCKF1. Â Improvements included significant performance enhancements, better battery life, and a more Gingerbread-like look and feel. Â These early leaks while relatively stable for a leak, still lacked the polish needed for [...]
Last week, Samfirmware leaked two Gingerbread (Android 2.3.3) builds for the Samsung Captivate (SGH-I897), an Android device offered on AT&T. Overall, its a good step in the right direction.
The successor to the mighty HTC EVO 4G, the HTC EVO 3D is making its away around the web by way of product reviews. Â The first ones are beginning to popup, check them all out after the break.
Mobile World Congress, or MWC, is an annual mobile technology tradeshow in Barcelona, Spain. Â With the wireless revolution in full swing, this year’s MWC had the hottest gadgets and technology. Â Here is a breakdown.
Samsung Galaxy S II / Galaxy Tab 10.1
Samsung exhaustively introduced the successor to the widely popular Galaxy S [...]
If you’ve been using any of the leaked Android 2.2 (Froyo) firmwares for your Captivate, you know its a pain to get a working Android 2.2 keyboard with haptic feedback working. Â Well, here you go. Â Personally, I like this better than the Gingerbread version. Â As I said, the keyboard has haptic feedback enabled and [...]
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Went for the unlocked Galaxy Nexus. Canceling my Verizon account soon. Glad I did it.May 24, 2012 at 1:50 am -
And I only ask so we can have the kernel source and drivers that developers can use to make ROMs like CM9 and AOKP better.May 23, 2012 at 4:06 am
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Hey all, it's been a while. And you know what? ICS is still not available for the Galaxy Tab 10.1. cc: @SamsungMobileUSÂMay 23, 2012 at 4:04 am
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