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Motorola Droid stands in for glamorous photo shoot

Posted under Editorials on Monday, 19 October 2009 by john

Filed under: Handsets, Motorola, Verizon Wireless, Android What a difference two months make.

Verizon’s anti-iPhone gets its first commercial: ‘Droid Does’

Posted under Editorials on Sunday, 18 October 2009 by john

Filed under: Handsets, Motorola, Verizon Wireless, EV-DO, CDMA, Apple, Android We knew Verizon Wireless would soon be throwing caution to the wind in an effort to sway uncommitted smartphone buyers towards Big Red, and it looks like the November-bound Motorola Droid will be VZW’s anti-iPhone. The spot, which launched tonight and can be view in its entirety after the break, is a 30 second clip that begins by mocking Apple’s cutesy music and iconic font typically seen in iPhone plugs. It reels off a number of things that the iPhone can’t do, and then abruptly goes into full-on tease mode by flashing glimpses of a robot-controlled future and a tagline that simply states: “Droid Does.” No shots of the actual Motorola Droid (or Sholes, as it was known in the past) are shown, but a dedicated teaser portal has already been erected; through that, we’re told that the phone will boast Android 2.0 and a 5 megapixel camera

iPhone Users Receiving MMS With Incorrect Sender Number

Posted under Editorials on Saturday, 17 October 2009 by john

Quite a few reports are doing the rounds that the MMS messages sent from the iPhones are reaching the recipients with a wrong sender number.

In-App Purchase In Free Apps: A Shot Across The Bow of iPhone Piracy?

Posted under Editorials on Friday, 16 October 2009 by admin

Just hours ago, Apple made an announcement that has developers everywhere dancing down their collective, metaphorical street: In-App Purchase is now good to go in free applications. This, of course, comes just months after Apple essentially told a room full of journalists that such ideas were nonsense – that free apps should always remain absolutely free

Google Wave Available on the iPhone As a Full-Screen Web App

Posted under Editorials on Thursday, 15 October 2009 by john

Google Wave, the much hyped real-time collaboration tool that was launched in public beta a few weeks back is presumably also available for mobile devices with web-kit based browsers like the iPhone and Android handsets.

iPhone Homescreen Exposé Concept: Do you Want it on your iPhone?

Posted under Editorials on Wednesday, 14 October 2009 by john

If you like Expose feature on the Mac then find out if you want it on your iPhone.

iPhone OS 3.1.2 Fixes Random Shutdown or Coma Mode Issue Observed in iPhone OS 3.1

Posted under Editorials on Tuesday, 13 October 2009 by john

iPhone users were facing many issues after upgrading to iPhone OS 3.1.

Google Search Options Now Available on the iPhone

Posted under Editorials on Monday, 12 October 2009 by john

If you are a Google power user, you might be well aware of the Google Search Options that have been available on the Google website for quite some time now. The ‘Search Options’ that is displayed just above the search results area lets users filter results through various parameters like time or through the category like blogs, videos,etc.

Geohot Releases blackra1n to Jailbreak Any iPhone and iPod Touch Running iPhone OS 3.1.2

Posted under Editorials on Sunday, 11 October 2009 by admin

Geohot has just released his eagerly awaited

New and Improved Version of Popular Twitter iPhone App - Tweetie 2 Released

Posted under Editorials on Saturday, 10 October 2009 by admin

Tweetie 2, the new version of the popular Twitter client for iPhone users that was recently dubbed by its developer Loren Brichter as ” faster, slimmer, and much more powerful ” is now available on the iPhone App Store. Early reviewers have been effusive in their praise for the app with adjectives ranging from “gorgeous” to “The best iPhone Twitter app”. Tweetie 2 has been built completely from scratch using

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