Sony Xperia sola Just a few days ago pictures of a new Sony smartphone, the so-called Pepper, appeared online, which led us to believe, that the device is going…
Do you remember the good old Snake game that was preloaded on the Nokia phones like 3310, 3510…?
Now, you can have a fully emulated Nokia’s Snake classic on your Android smartphone – it’s called the Classic Snake 2, developed by ByQ Develop. The application will even show you a picture of an old Nokia phone (you can choose from three different models). There are 11 levels and two game modes – normal and labyrinth.
The Snake 2 game for Android smartphones is available for free download from Google Play.
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A few weeks ago HTC made an announcement, that they would deliver an update for Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich for some of their devices in the beginning of March and it seems, that the company is going to keep their promise. According to quite a few German users, the update has already began and the devices, which are going to receive it first are the Sensation and the Sensation XE.
Amazon Kindle Tablets It's not the first time, that we hear about Amazon preparing to launch a tablet with a bigger screen and it's certainly not going to be…
In the new couple of months the first devices, using Intel’s new line of Medfield mobile chips, which were demonstrated at the Mobile World Congress recently, are going to hit the market. The chips are going to provide impressive performance , as proved in a couple of test, conducted by the German website Caschys Blog recently. The device, which was used for the benchmarks was the Orange Santa Clara and the benchmarks themselves – Qualcomm Vellamo and BrowserMark. As it turns out, the Intel Medfield device has managed to surpass the results of some of the current most powerful phones on the market at both BrowserMark (iPhone 4S) and Vellamo (Galaxy Nexus and Galaxy SII).
An NVIDIA employee (Ken Brown) recently stated in an interview for ZDNet, that the company has no idea what kind of benchmarks Apple were talking about, when they compared the…
The Finnish company Rovio, which is responsible for one of the most popular mobile games in the past couple of years - Angry Birds, has already announced, that the latest…
As expected, Apple revealed the next generation of the iPad at their event yesterday. The device is actually called “iPad” – without any numbers or letters, and is pretty much what we expected, according to the rumors. The display is a high-resolution one (or as Apple calls such displays – Retina) at 2047×1536 pixels, which to be honest sounds a bit too much – why would you need 50% more pixels than most modern TVs have on a 9.7″ screen? In order to render this many pixels, Apple have also had to upgrade the chip – the (new) iPad 3 (iPad HD) relies on an A5X SoC, which consists of a dual-core processor and a quad-core GPU and is supposed to be 4 times as powerful as the one in the iPad 2.
We have been awaiting for the Nokia N9 to get support for Flash for quite a while now and so we're happy to tell you, that it's finally here. As…