Share The latest big buzz on Android tablets has been the Samsung Galaxy Tab, but there’s another tablet looking to grab some of that 7 inch marketspace: the Viewsonic ViewPad 7, which was recently shown off at IFA 2010 Berlin. It may not have specs as impressive as the Galaxy Tab (slower processor and [...] [...more]
Share Google’s foray in the phone operating system industry is booming. The growth of Android, along with the abundance of “DROID” advertising has helped launch itself into the forefront of consumers who seek an alternative to the white walled garden, and of AT&T. While Android’s speed of development has been great, there is definitely one [...] [...more]
Share For all of you Droid 2 owners out there who have been eagerly awaiting your first custom ROM, your wait is over. Matt4542, the developer behind the EPIC ROM for the first Droid, has managed to get it working on the Droid 2. The ROM is still rocking the Blur theme, but it’s been [...] [...more]
Share While not a mass-market application, if you are a member of LA Fitness you may very well find this new app worthwhile. Most gym goers typically just go to the same location all the time and never do much of anything else. But if you travel, are involved in tournaments, use personal training, or [...] [...more]
Share Reports are coming in that Adobe has upped the minimum requirements for running Flash on mobile devices. Phones with WVGA resolutions are now required to at have at least an 800 MHz processor, and with the Droid/Milestone having a 550 MHz chip, that puts them well outside of the new requirement. There is no [...] [...more]
