Posted by admin on Monday Jan 23, 2012
Speaking of sweet devices like the quad-core X3, check out LG’s new anticipated flagship device, the LG CX2 aka the “Optimus 3D 2″. This is one sweet looking handset and our friends over at Pocket Now managed to snag some shots of it. The device appears to be a follow up to the popular original Optimus 3D device [...]
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Posted by admin on Monday Jan 23, 2012
If you’re a developer, a fiddler or a hacker, chances are you’ve heard about or used BusyBox. If you’re a commoner and haven’t heard about it, BusyBox is one of the most imporant tools needed to harness the true potential of your Android device. Essentially, it’s something you install on your device which gives [...]
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Posted by admin on Monday Jan 23, 2012
The Background When I first bought my Galaxy Nexus I was thoroughly impressed. In fact you can read both mine as well as other authors’ 24 hour and 48 hour initial thoughts on the matter. As I used the phone more and more I have found that the one aspect of the phone that really got [...]
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Posted by admin on Monday Jan 23, 2012
More details are beginning to surface about one of Sony Ericsson’s upcoming devices. You recently heard about the ST25i— also known as “Kumquat”, but now it looks like Indonesians may know something we don’t about the phone. Xperia Blog is reporting they came across an interesting reference of the upcoming device. The Indonesian Postel website [...]
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Posted by admin on Monday Jan 23, 2012
Inventors and app developers are about to get an early Christmas present courtesy of MIT. The WYSIWYG app building tool is back thanks to MIT and with this, received a donation from none other than Google to create the MIT Center for Mobile Learning. One of the first items on its agenda was to resurrect the [...]
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Posted by admin on Monday Jan 23, 2012
Recently, Android design chief Matias Duarte sat down with Wired to talk about Android Design, which was recently launched to help developers adapt to the look and feel of Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich and Google’s own suite of apps. During the interview, fragmentation, and particularly updates were discussed. Here’s what he had to say: “A lot [...]
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Posted by admin on Monday Jan 23, 2012
We’ve got to say, we’re extremely impressed lately with how Huawei is stepping their game up and exiting the feature phone market much like Samsung and HTC has done since they first started playing the game. At CES 2012 we saw a serious game changer when the company introduced their newest flagship handset, the Ascend [...]
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