Finally, Sony Ericsson’s Rachael has become official. The amount of speculation and expectation that this phone had behind it, I was almost apprehensive about the entire thing. It might’ve been a huge let down. But thankfully, the leaks have been pretty accurate and now we are looking at a stunner of a phone.
Yes people, say [...]
Sony Ericsson’s XPERIA X10: Review
Spring Design’s Alex And B&N’s Nook
The eBook reader market has been growing a lot lately. Don’t take my word for it, just count how many new eBook readers we have seen recently and how many new companies have stepped into what used to be (almost) Amazon’s prerogative. The excitement is building up so much that people have already started bringing [...]
- Author: Jack Wallen
- Published: Oct 22nd, 2009
- Comments: 5
Sync your Android phone with Banshee
Recently I finally managed to get rid of my iPhone for a much more Linux-geek friendly mobile – the HTC Hero. One of my issues with the iPhone was that, in order to do ANY syncing, you had to use iTunes, which I really didn’t like. And although the HTC Hero has yet to be [...]
Motorola Sholes/Droid Rumor Round Up: Is there no end to the wait?
Before I even start, looks like it’s time to start using the new and official name for this phone as suggested by this spy shot. But we have all gotten so used to the code name that it is sticking to us like a bad habit. So here we have a rumor round up for [...]
- Author: Orrett Morgan
- Published: Jul 9th, 2009
- Comments: 8
Android vs. webOS
So far we’ve heard quite a bit of comparisons between the webOS platform and OSX (for the iPhone), as well as Android vs. OSX. But so far, comparisons between both Android and webOS have been nonexistent. What makes this lack of coverage quite interesting is the fact that both operating systems are built off similar [...]
- Author: Orrett Morgan
- Published: Jul 1st, 2009
- Comments: 9
5 Things we’re still missing from our Smartphones
With the iPhone, Pre, and a whole host of Android devices out the door, the race for the control of the cell phone market is heating up. As things usually go in the cell phone world, there are more battles of who had what first then who actually made it work right. That said, I [...]
- Author: Orrett Morgan
- Published: Jun 23rd, 2009
- Comments: 5
T-Mobile myTouch
Although the first Google Android phone was a success (albeit moderate) it was eclipsed by more prominent players in the industry such as Apple, Blackberry (Storm) and most recently Palm with their Pre. But despite that Android has garnered much support from many companies and that support keeps growing daily.
It is with this success and [...]
