by Matthew Sabatini, 1 year ago

September 23, 2008, Android 1.0, the first commercial version of Android is released. Just over 3 years later, October 19, 2011, after evolving from Cupcake, Donut, Eclair, Froyo, Gingerbread, and Honeycomb, not including Astro and Bender, Ice…

by Matthew Sabatini, 1 year ago

Despite the cool designs and dazzling hardware of today’s hottest and most modern smartphones, many users would agree that apps make the phone. We all know what happened to the likes of Nokia, RIM, and…

by Matthew Sabatini, 1 year ago

It is still two weeks before Samsung will reveal the “next Galaxy” in London. However, Samsung Mobile put out a tweet today saying: “Destination: tgeltaayehxnx”. Although that may only be gibberish to you, it soon became…

by Matthew Sabatini, 1 year ago

The incorporation of your location into applications has become extremely popular over the past year. Looking at the permissions you grant when you install an app, it seems as if every app in the market…

by Matthew Sabatini, 1 year ago

Did you ever get the feeling that 26 keys is just way to much for your smartphone screen? Well, that’s exactly how Google feels. Today, on this fine April 1st, Google has released Gmail Tap….

by Matthew Sabatini, 1 year ago

Zynga’s Words With Friends took both the Android Market and the App Store by storm just last year. And now, the gaming giant has brought Scramble With Friends to the Google Play store. The gameplay…

by Matthew Sabatini, 1 year ago

Looking for a good laugh? Then this app is definitely for you. The Fluffy Guy application for Android gives you exclusive and up to the minute access to Gabriel Iglesias. Newest Update The app was…

by Matthew Sabatini, 1 year ago

Smartphone privacy has become one of the most intensely debated issues in the tech world. Most of us already back-up data, install anti-virus software on our computers, and lock our car doors. But why is…

by Matthew Sabatini, 1 year ago

Sure, going full-size touchscreens might be the new trend, but touchscreen keyboards will never beat physical keyboards. In fact, one of the original and best-selling Android devices of all times was a full-qwerty phone, the Motorola Droid….

by Matthew Sabatini, 1 year ago

Richard Yu, chairman of Huawei devices, took the stage today (Sunday Feb 26) at Mobile World Congress Barcelona 2012, and made some pretty bold assertions and promises. More specifically, the Chairman of one of Android’s…

by Matthew Sabatini, 1 year ago

Can there be such a thing as a good cheap Android tablet? Has Ice Cream Sandwich really leveled the playing field so that cheaper hardware can run it smoothly? Ever since the “tablets” have become…

by Matthew Sabatini, 1 year ago

Get To Your History and Bookmarks Faster! I’ve been using the Galaxy Nexus ever since it was released on Verizon’s 4G LTE network. And personally, I think the phone is incredible. My only issue is…

by Matthew Sabatini, 1 year ago

One of the best features about Android is having total control over how you customize your device. More specifically, Launchers and Skins give Android users access to tons of new user interfaces and features. In…

by Matthew Sabatini, 1 year ago

In the market for an Android tablet? Amazon sent out an email yesterday to its customers with a link to Amazon.com stating that: “For a limited time, customers can save $80 or more on select…

by Matthew Sabatini, 1 year ago

Do you remember back in August of last year when Google offered to buy Motorola Mobility for $40 a share? Soon after the announcement, many people assumed that it was a done deal. However, the…