So here is a little Android app that enables the 2G only setting automatically when the phone is asleep to save battery. It's not polished at this point, just trying…
In the new version of SoundHound v2.1.1.a you can:
The Samsung Galaxy S has been out for a few weeks now and cases for it are starting to arrive in the shops, so we thought it’s time to write something about. Samsung Galaxy S cases range from fitted leather cases, through to slim fitting silicone cases, but not all cases are made equal, so here we have only 5 of the most popular Galaxy S cases to see how well they protect the phone.
FlexiShield Skin For Samsung Galaxy S
If you want a case for your Galaxy S but don’t want a leather case, or maybe you prefer a case that is a bit more practical, then a FlexiShield Skin will probably be a better option. FlexiShield Skins are thicker and tougher than standard Silicone Cases and add very little bulk to your phone.
FlexiShield Skin for Samsung Galaxy S
They give your phone more bounce if (and when) you drop it! It has a non slip feel to it and covers all of the back of the handset, leaving the camera free for you to take your photos. The screen of your Galaxy S isn’t covered though, so I’d recommend using this case with a Samsung Galaxy S Screen Protector.
The Moto GLAM (XT800) has been announced for Korea. Already successful in China, Android powered Glam features a FWVGA (480 x 854) touchscreen display, GPS, DLNA, HDMI-out, 3.5mm headset jack, 5MP autofocus camera with D1 (720 x 480) video recording, 256MB RAM, 512MB ROM, and a 550MHz TI OMAP Processor. Unfortunately, it does not have Froyo.
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S2U2 (Slide2Unlock2) is a simple lock/unlock application which has the iPhone style slide unlocking. It can be used as a screensaver while you don't use your device. It has a…
This is a little preview of the new Windows Phone 7 theme for ThrottleLauncher, it's in beta testing at the moment, will be ready for download soon. What's new inside:…
The Galaxy S for Brazil may look like a cell phone from the 90's with it's telescoping antenna, but don't let that fool you. The antenna is actually for digital…
The app’s name is WakeVoice, it’s not yet available in the Android market, but when it does (within “the next day or so”), it may just revolutionize the way you look at your alarm. Using Android’s speech synthesis (TTS) engine, your alarm clock can actually talk to you. It can announce customize message, the weather forecast, and even the latest news.
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In a recent interview with Sean McKenna ( Program Manager Windows Phone Application Platform ) on Channel 9 they showcased many internally developed Windows Phone 7 apps. They plan to…
