Install Android on your iPhone 3G today!
Been desperate to load Android on your iPhone 3G ever since you first caught glimpse of the magic worked by the Linux on the iPhone …
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Google lets the world enjoy FroYo
Here’s the deal. We weren’t able to make it out to California to catch Google I/O 2010, but just because we’re not there in person …
Twitter for BlackBerry gets updated
Official Twitter clients are getting an awful lot of love today. This morning, Twitter relaunched and re-branded Tweetie 2 as Twitter for iPhone 3, and …
RIM and Prism settle patent dispute
A five-month old ITC patent dispute between Research In Motion and Omaha-based Prism Technologies has been settled. Back in December of 2009, Prism had asked …
Google launches WebM open-source video format
As a part of its I/O 2010 keynote, Google has announced a new, open-source video format known as WebM. Based primarily on VP8, the royalty-free …
iPhone OS 4.0 beta 4 now available
Whether you’re a genuine iPhone developer or someone who just paid $10 to have someone add your iPhone’s UDID to their developer account, you should …
Google goes cougar hunting, it's not what you think…
Cou•gar |ˈkoō•gər| Noun. A 35+ year old female who is on the “hunt” for a much younger male. With a little help from Hollywood, and …
Palm apologizes for App Catalog woes
In a statement on its blog Saturday, Palm has apologized to webOS users for a recent bug in its App Catalog which made it virtually …
Startup Diaspora wants to be your privacy-conscious social network
Over the last several weeks, Facebook has been feeling the sting the of the internet’s collective wrath. The stories being published vary, ranging from Facebook …
Adobe hits back at Apple with a sappy ad campaign
Today, in a bizarre — but not entirely unexpected — move, Adobe launched an advertising campaign designed to garner support for its ongoing battle against …
Android 2.2 (Froyo) to allow USB tethering, Wi-Fi hotspot creation
This really is great news. TechCrunch is reporting that the next version of Android — version number 2.2, code name Froyo — will have USB …
Forrester Research: Microsoft Office is still the king in enterprise
Forrester Research, “an independent technology and market research company,” surveyed 115 American and European companies, in an effort to create metrics of the office software …
DROID ERIS update begins rolling out
Just a quick little note to all of our friends with a Verizon HTC DROID ERIS, as the Android 2.1 OTA software update has begun. …
T-Mobile myTouch 3G to dine on Eclairs
Sure it only has 192MB of RAM, but according to T-Mobile’s VP of Product Innovation, the myTouch 3G will indeed be making the leap from …
Firefox 4: fast, powerful, empowering
Mike Beltzner, Director of Firefox for the Mozilla Corporation, gave a slide show presentation to the Mozilla community detailing what may be in Firefox 4. …
Android gets ported to the iPhone 3G
Android fanboys with a fetish for Apple hardware should pay close attention to this one, as Google’s smartphone OS has been successfully ported over to …
XPERIA X10 line to get Android 2.1 in Q4
Any burning questions you’ve ever had about the upgrade path for the XPERIA X10 family of products can now be put to rest, as Sony …
Hot new features uncovered in iPhone OS 4.0 beta 3
Here’s the thing… We just installed the newly released iPhone OS 4.0 beta 3 and found quite a few changes. There are a lot of minor …
iPhone OS 4.0 beta 3 released to devs (Updated)
The last iPhone OS 4.0 beta was a bit of a wash what with the Camera app constantly crashing, the ability to take screencaps mysteriously …
iPad Wi-Fi + 3G gets jailbroken
Don’t pretend you didn’t see this coming — the iPad Wi-Fi + 3G was successfully jailbroken the very day it was released. Utilizing comex’s “Spirit” …
Official Twitter for Android app released
Android has never had a seriously good Twitter application, but the official Twitter for Android app, now available in the Android Market, looks to be …
Adobe to rollout Flash 10.1 to Android in June
As expected, the verbal volleying between Adobe and Apple continues with Adobe again defending its Flash technology. Late Thursday afternoon, Abobe CTO Kevin Lynch posted …
HP committed to building out webOS
HP just wrapped up its conference call regarding its acquisition of Palm. Based upon what we heard, HP doesn’t seem to be particularly interested in …
Automatic app updates coming in Android 2.2
Updating Android applications has always been a pain in the butt thanks to Google’s insistance that each app be updated by itself. But according to …
Android Market surpasses 50,000 applications
AndroLib, the definitive tracker of Android applications, claims the Android Market has surpassed the 50,000 application milestone. This figure is unofficial as Google has been …
Google to iPhone users: No free navigation for you!
Much to the chagrin of iPhone users across the globe, Google has stated for the record that it will not be bringing Google Maps Navigation to …
Hands on with Microsoft Office for Mac 2011
Over the past few days we’ve been playing around the latest beta release of Microsoft Office for Mac 2011. Many of the changes made are hard …
Microsoft's profits jump in Q3
Yesterday, Microsoft announced its Q3 2010 earnings, and we’re pleased to report things went well for the Redmond, WA company. Riding the success of Windows …
Android dual-boot for iPhone now available
https://bgr.com/2010/04/22/android-successfully-ported-over-to-the-iphone/ Listen: We’ve been doing this for a long time and it’s incredibly hard for a single story to make us drop our jaws, but …
iPhone OS 4.0 beta 2 up for grabs
Alright, iPhone developers. Kick everyone out of the room, lock your door and grab a chilled can of Red Bull because Apple has just released …
