Full FeedGadgetell Review: Choose Your Own Adventure for iPhone
Quick Review What is it?: “Choose Your Own Adventure” is an iPhone app by Magnetism Studios. What’s Cool: If you liked Choose Your Own Adventure books when you were a kid, you’ll love having it on your iPhone. What’s Not Cool: Stories could be a bit longer. The Crux:… Continue Reading »
Who’s On Crack in tech: 11.14.08 edition
This is where we call out the tech moves that seem odd, out of touch or just plain straight up smokin’ crack. This week sees posturing, positioning and flat out insanity. Can you hear the drum beating for Black Friday? It is getting nuts in here! Here is what caught… Continue Reading »
Blackberry and MySpace release app
In news straight out of 2006, BlackBerry and MySpace have finally gotten together and jumped on the app train. Seems straight laced corporate types have been clamoring for a way to keep tabs on their social networking bit for years and finally it is happening. BlackBerry already has a FaceBook… Continue Reading »
Who’s On Crack in tech: 11.07.08 edition
This is where we call out the tech moves that seem odd, out of touch or just plain straight up smokin’ crack. This week sees posturing, positioning and flat out insanity. Here is what caught my eye this week: Follow to see me call out: LG and its ridiculously… Continue Reading »
T-Mobile G1 tethering somewhat a reality
People often try to “tether” their Internet capable devices to their PCs or laptops in order to get Internet on them on the go. Many tried with the iPhone, but weren’t very successful. When the T-Mobile G1 first was announced, one of the main questions was if the G1 could… Continue Reading »
Augmented reality android app: Wikitude
In what has to be the worst name ever for any app, not just Android, Wikitude by Mobilizy offers something extremely unique: augmented reality. In addition to being a POI (point of interest) search companion, the tool makes use of all the on-board hardware on the G1: GPS, accelerometer, data… Continue Reading »
E-ventr hopes to organize all your free time
With the release of the iPhone App Store and the Android Market, a lot of apps are trying to become the next social networking app. E-ventr for Android tries to accomplish this goal by managing your free time. With E-ventr you can create ope events, or join open events that… Continue Reading »
Looking for the best deal around? Try Compare Everywhere
With the amount of available Google Android Apps out there, it is important that you know what each app does and how it works. I was looking through a list of Android Apps and one that I found particularly interesting was Compare Everywhere. I’m not that big of a shopper,… Continue Reading »
Update: Google *not* playing favorites with Android
Last month, I asked whether Google would start to pay favorites with respect to designing and upgrading their products now that the Android phone was out. Today, I learn that Google Earth for iPhone became available yesterday as a free application from the App Store. There is no Android version,… Continue Reading »
What’s not so good about the BlackBerry App Center
Committing to a firm date of March 2009, RIM announced today it, too, would have an app store at its super-fun RIM BBDC (BlackBerry Developement Center). Just like the cool kids from Apple and Google, users can shop for applications to bring new functionality or just time wasters to their… Continue Reading »
Experience what it’s like to download at unlimited speeds from a massive collection of over 800 Terabytes of user uploads. You’ll max out your Internet connection downloading a file in… Continue Reading »
Black Friday 2009
Black Friday is almost here! Gadgetell's got you covered with all the latest news on who's offering the best deals. Dangerous crowds? You're on your own.
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.
