by Adrian Diaconescu, 3 months ago

Fujitsu might have not been the first name to count on for coming up with an “iPad killer”, but we probably underestimated the Japan-based OEM there a bit. The company’s newest 10-inch entry, dubbed Arrows…

by Bams Sadewo, 3 months ago

HTC Thunderbolt owners – the moment you thought would never come is finally here. If you haven’t given up on your phone yet, the reward is yours to reap, as the long awaited Ice Cream…

by Adrian Diaconescu, 3 months ago

Who here thought ZTE’s bases were all covered for 2013 and there was simply no way the company would dare to unveil yet another Android smartphone? I’ll admit, I’m guilty as charged. After all, it’s…

by Adrian Diaconescu, 3 months ago

The rough and tough Android smartphone niche has never been extremely competitive, but if you like your gadgets to be able to take a beating and have some decent hardware things are looking up. The…

by Nate Swanner, 3 months ago

A recent update has given Chrome Beta the option to enable WebGL. While that usually has a lot to do with graphics, this time it’s given us a fun new way to view webpages. An…

by Joe Hindy, 3 months ago

When it comes to running Android on Windows, the popular choice is currently Bluestacks. There is nothing inherently wrong with Bluestacks. It runs Android apps fairly well and if there are apps you need to…

by Joe Hindy, 3 months ago

The battle between Android and iOS is ever raging. Since there are seemingly countless ways to measure operating systems, the battle could rage on until one of them literally dies. One study conducted by Tech…

by Adrian Diaconescu, 4 months ago

While Samsung has always been about the quantity as much as the quality of mobile devices, offering numerous choices for every particular market niche and even creating some new ones, it lately seems as though…

by Nate Swanner, 4 months ago

Someday, you’ll look back and tell the grandkids about it. The happiest day of your life. The day everything started to make sense in the world. You were happy. You felt alive and grounded for…

by Tanay Sood, 4 months ago

Agenda, a popular calendar app for iOS is now available on the Play Store. It first launched in June 2011 and made a name for itself with its minimalist and eminently useable interface, and has…

by Robert Triggs, 4 months ago

The Mini MK802 packs Android 4.0 into a USB flash drive you can fit on your key-chain. This tiny little device can be plugged in to any HDMI display, so you can run an Android…

by Bams Sadewo, 5 months ago

Steve Wozniak doesn’t regard the HTC Thunderbolt too highly, as he once declared it as one of the worst gadgets that he’d ever owned. After the ICS update debacle that has been going on for…

by Dan Evans, 5 months ago

Though browsing XDA Developers lets you find custom ROMs of every imaginable build, sometimes you just can’t go wrong with a custom ROM that sticks closely to stock experience. If you don’t want to stray…

by Bams Sadewo, 5 months ago

Two weeks ago, we saw the international 3G variant of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 (GT-P7300) finally got their Android 4.0 package signed, sealed, and delivered. If you own the device on AT&T (SGH-i957), we’re…

by Andrew Grush, 5 months ago

Last weekend we reported that the HTC One VX was believed to be on its way to AT&T with an expected arrival date of December 7th. Now AT&T has officially confirmed that the One VX…