Android working on its own messenger
Text messages seem to be at their end with more and more free messages coming out. A great example is Apple's new iMessage service and ofcourse the BlackBerry Messenger. And…
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June 13, 2011
A nerd’s must have Android apps
Here is a list of some of the best Android apps that you might be missing. All descriptions are courtesy of AppBrain.com. Some of the apps are free, some are…
February 14, 2011
Google Voice updated for iOS devices
Updated Google Voice for iOS devices is now available, they will be able to send and receive free text messages, but to substitute the lack of opportunity for mobile calls…
December 16, 2010
Windows Phone 7 copy and paste video demo
Copy and Paste preview on Samsung Taylor Many Windows Phone 7 owners expects to receive update that will offer useful features like copying and pasting text. As we have noted,…
December 8, 2010
LG Optimus 7 will be available in December
As we have noted, LG Electronics was one of the companies that announced smartphones with Windows Phone 7 on the day of the official premiere of the platform. LG are…
October 17, 2010
Graffiti for Android
For those of you that have been using mobile devices for quite some time, this should be a treat! Graffiti, the text-input method for Palm OS devices, is now available…
July 27, 2010
Anuvadak – another Google translator for Windows Mobile phones
Anuvadak = Translator (in Hindi) Anuvadak derives it functionality from Google translation service. Anuvadak is different from the other apps as it offers a completely different user experience. It has…
June 28, 2010
SpoonCharge – fullscreen battery monitor
This is a small application (by DotNetCoder) which displays the current battery information in large text. The current version assumes: <100ma = Trickle charge (battery almost charged) <200ma = Slow…
April 25, 2010
Swype demo on the HTC HD2
We've talked a lot about Swype because it's a really awesome way to input text into your device. It first landed on the Samsung Omnia II on Verizon, and now…
February 28, 2010