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iPhone, now an SD card reader
Today, zoomMediaPlus announces the zoomIt, a SD card reader dock for iPhone and iPod touch. The attachment allows the Apple products to access data on an SD card and share this data to and from the SD card. The unit will be available in April and will sell for a reasonable $59.99. Whether it’s giving your digicam images a way to get to Facebook or Flicr or off-loading your iPhone’s images, even casual photographers should…
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Bad Kitty app launches, brings another Twitter client to webOS devices
In my recent quest to learn and use webOS as much as possible, one of the must have apps on my handset is Twitter related.…
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T-Mobile’s BlackBerry trackball replacement program delayed
Late last month we mentioned that T-Mobile was preparing to offer a trackball replacement program for select models of the BlackBerry Pearl and Curve, and…
Palm Pixi Plus now free on-contract with Wirefly
I will say that since having received the Pre Plus and Pixi Plus review units—I am enjoying using the Pixi Plus quite a bit more than I originally expected. Given that I started to search around trying to find the best price available. Well, it seems that depending on where… Continue Reading »
Motorola Droid to receive Android 2.1 upgrade this week
Motorola chose to announce some pretty exciting information via Facebook earlier today. Rather than issuing a formal press release, Motorola has stated the Motorola Droid will be receiving an Android 2.1 upgrade sometime this week. Unfortunately, it is not known whether all Droid users will be lucky enough to upgrade… Continue Reading »
Google lowers ETF on Nexus One
The Nexus One is a strange device. It is the only cellphone of any kind that has two Early Termination Fees, one from the carrier (currently only T-Mobile), and one from Google itself. That alone was enough to get the FCC asking Google about why it charges an ETF for… Continue Reading »
HTC Legend pictures surface, looks pretty much like previously released renders
Finally, some real photos of the HTC Legend have surfaced. They look pretty similar to renders which were previously released. It looks like the Legend will sport a pretty durable build, as can be seen from the back photo. The aluminum-like exterior looks like it will be very comfortable and… Continue Reading »
Inbrics to reveal Android-based M1 MID at MWC
The folks over at Pocket-lint scooped up some really interesting info about the upcoming announcement of Inbrics’ Android-based M1 MID, scheduled to be revealed at the Mobile World Congress next week. The M1 is really a little bit of everything. It is a “smartphone-like device” sporting a 3.7-inch AMOLED touchscreen… Continue Reading »
Google Contacts, otherwise known as my first big issue with the Palm Pre Plus, and a simple fix
The folks at Verizon Wireless were kind enough to send me a Palm Pre Plus and a Palm Pixi Plus to play with for a little while. And because of them sending out a few review units, I will in-turn be able to offer some hands-on posts about my use… Continue Reading »
Dropbox, a file sharing app, coming to an Android phone near you
There are many services available that allow users to share files over the Internet, such as documents, photos, videos, and music. These services become much more efficient and popular if they create an app to be used on smartphones such as the iPhone, Palm webOS, BlackBerry, or Android phones. Well,… Continue Reading »
Google Maps gets multitouch support on the Motorola Droid
It seems Google has finally updated Google Maps to feature multitouch support. Since the Droid runs on Android 2.0, the capability for multitouch was always there, but the program was never written to encompass multitouch. If you own the Motorola Droid, go to the Android Market app and find the… Continue Reading »
Spotify vs iTunes: the coming war
Spotify looks to woo music labels with the idea that the album is not dead, as iTunes would have us believe. In fact, Spotify says 30% of music download on their site is albums. Spotify uses a subscription method that looks to transform users buying habits and it is using… Continue Reading »
Google gives Android a disadvantage? Ups security for Apps on iPhone, WinMo
To make their products more appeasing to IT security mangers, Google has added some security to their Google Apps. Google is looking to provide a similar security experience to Microsoft’s Exchange. These changes make smartphones accessing company data much more secure. The new security settings allow IT admin to add… Continue Reading »
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Palm Pre Information & Updates
Palm just introduced their next-gen smartphone, the Palm Pre, and next-gen operating system, Palm webOS. Gadgetell's got the latest Pre and webOS information and news for you right here.
