Simple yet powerful task management with Todoist
Over the past years I've been using task managers on and off, but one I always come back to is Todoist.
Over the past years I've been using task managers on and off, but one I always come back to is Todoist.
Text based search is the most prominent search available on the Internet these days.
Android OS is about to make the migration from mobile phone to netbook PC (most likely thanks to Asus).
Google's Android platform, which was once backed only by HTC has come a long way since then.
And that is probably without any subsidy.
If there’s a good piece of technology doing its rounds around the world, you can rest assured that small, unknown Chinese companies are likely to try the
Samsung put out on display two phones that have not been announced yet.
Okay, so we have more rumors about the Motorola Motus.
The Google phone is all over the Internet, thanks to a fresh wave of new leaks and speculations.
Well, after the HTC CEO said in a cryptic tone that they would never make an Android HD2 there was a general round of murmuring about what happens to the rumore
Remember Kurara? That phone from Sony Ericsson That got leaked right after the XPERIA X10 came out from behind the veil? Well, we had it pegged down as an ordin
Get in on the latest in the iPhone app store, the hottest little place to be on earth if you truly believe that for every problem there’s an
Nokia has finally released its Maemo5 based smartphone – the N900.
Today we have three new iPhone apps for you.
Okay folks, the Droid is finally out now.
Right after Sony Ericsson made the XPERIA X10 (AKA Rachael/X3) official, the rumor mill threw out another leak at us.
The Qualcomm Snapdragon seems to be on its way to becoming the Atom of the smartphone world.
Finally, Sony Ericsson’s Rachael has become official.
Good news iPhone lovers and users in general, we finally have apps in the App Store that do things we have always wanted to do with the iPhone.
Alright, it is barely past the start of the week and it looks like we have quite a few phone related tings to talk about.
The eBook reader market has been growing a lot lately.
Recently I finally managed to get rid of my iPhone for a much more Linux-geek friendly mobile - the HTC Hero.
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.
Japanese mobile phone developers, companies and the recording industry of Japan are in talks currently to agree on new anti-piracy measures to fight music pirac
About three weeks ago, I finally got an invite for Google Voice, the new phone-managing service from Google that I’d been itching to try out
Have you ever wondered how and why your computer operates as it does? Why does it turn on and load the operating system? It is working because of the computer s
Its not everyday that you have a phone that lives up to its hype, a few that have in recent years has been the iPhone, Razr, Omnia, Touch HD and more recently [
So far we’ve heard quite a bit of comparisons between the webOS platform and OSX (for the iPhone), as well as Android vs.
iPhone sells 1,000,000 devices in its opening weekend, Palm sells 300,000 Pre’s in 3 weeks, T-Mobile has 1,000,000 G1’s in circulation.
Non-standard phone chargers are one of the most annoying things of cell phones.
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.
It has been known for some time that hardly any innovation goes into the technology world these days.
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 (Sto
The iPhone 3GS! By now you’re probably familiar with the device and the name, (S stands for SPEED!).
Google's Android operating system is still only available in one commercial device, the T-Mobile G1 cell phone.
System 76 is a company, founded in 2005, dedicated to the spreading of Linux and open source.
A couple of months ago, I did something I thought I never would do: I bought an iPhone.
Nokia Map Loader is a software program for the Windows and Macintosh operating system that has been designed by Nokia.
I recently discovered a really cool feature in Vista (I think it isn't available quite so readily in XP), which allows you to transform your computer into a pho
I don't know if you guys know about the Fon router, I have personally used one for ages.