by Brandon Sobotta, 10 months ago

A lot has happen since we published our June’s Smartphone Buying Guide in this crazy world we know as Android. Verizon has seen the addition of a few new phones, something that was definitely needed, considering that…

by Brandon Sobotta, 11 months ago

This month’s buyer’s guide brings something different to Android Authority. We have rolled together all the US mobile networks in one place, and have selected only the best phones for you. We will also be…

by Brandon Sobotta, 1 year ago

When I first heard of the Archos tablets with an actual built in hard-drive I was very skeptical. A few questions popped in my head about battery life, response time, weight, thickness, and stability. Would I…

by Brandon Sobotta, 1 year ago

I was given the EyeEm app to review shortly before Instagram was released for Android. I had no idea what either were, but a crash course in photo social networking soon followed. What I quickly…

by Brandon Sobotta, 1 year ago

Enhanced Email is an email client that offers a wide range of features and support to the average Android user.  Does Enhanced Email offer you something more then your current phone already has? Do other…

by Brandon Sobotta, 1 year ago

“Watch carefully as ingredients fall from the top of the screen, and tap the plates to juggle toppings into just the right position. The higher you stack, the more points you’ll earn. Every level gives…

by Brandon Sobotta, 1 year ago

It’s been just over a month since we’ve last looked at the phones available on AT&T and a lot has changed. Most of the phones I recommended last month are gone off the list, but…

by Brandon Sobotta, 1 year ago

  When the Jawbone ERA arrived at my doorstep, it caught me completely off guard: I completely forgot it was heading my way for a review. But after spending some time with it, I can assure you, I…

by Brandon Sobotta, 1 year ago

What’s good: A well-rounded tablet for the price. The Lenovo IdeaPad A1 has everything you could need from a slate, including a decent screen, GPS, Bluetooth, and a front and back facing camera. It’s a…

by Brandon Sobotta, 1 year ago

Many times when you receive calls on our smartphones, you are on the go. This may make it hard to write down an important piece of information you have just received, or to remember to…

by Brandon Sobotta, 1 year ago

This is our new monthly column that will feature the best from AT&T for each month. We are doing one for each carrier in the US. We are going to bring you current promotions as…

by Brandon Sobotta, 1 year ago

The Chaikin Power Tools stock app provides investment research tools previously available only to Wall Street firms. Developed by stock market expert Marc Chaikin. While not being a Nasdaq guy my self, I found the  Chaikin Power…

by Brandon Sobotta, 1 year ago

Intro Now that the dust has settled from CES, we can dig in and look at some of the new Android tech. Sony and Motorola had many big announcements at CES, with the Motorola Droid…

by Brandon Sobotta, 1 year ago

Two of Motorola’s big announcements at CES 2012 were the Droid 4 (D4) and the Droid Razr Maxx (DRM).  These two phones are similar in many aspects, but they are separated by one key factor:…

by Brandon Sobotta, 1 year ago

Google TV (GTV)  was officially launched in October of 2010 with initial support from Sony and Logitech. Sony integrated GTV into many of their high-end TV’s, while Logitech chose a different route. Logitech released a…