The infamous Blackberry Z10 makes its debut stateside. Blackberry took to the stage early this year back in January to announce their new operating system and handsets. While the new QNX based operating system is the in the shadows star of the announcement the Z10 has taken the limelight. Since its announcement however we’ve all ...

  A fifty dollar 5 inch Android phone you’ll most likely never see. Since its inception Android has spread around the world like wild fire! Mostly because it provides an awesome user experience, but also because it is an open source operating system that most any manufacturer can pop on their handset and tinker around. Because ...

  Nokia debuts the new Asha 310 S40 Dual-Sim Wi-Fi enabled handset. Nokia has been on a run with their latest in Windows Phone devices. As the world holds its breath to see what the company will unveil at this year’s MWC a new handset from the company is announced. In the latter months of 2011 ...

It feels good to wake up in the morning and check the news to see Blackberry back in the headlines! It was less than a week ago when the company formerly known as RIM announced their new Blackberry name alongside an awesome new handset. Well, one and a half if you count the Q10. The ...

Fun fact! The new Blackberry 10 operating system runs Android applications! If you follow mobile news at all you may here that “Android is in everything” from time to time. While it may seem like an overstatement it is indeed true. From super affordable tablets, to washers, dryers, refrigerators, light bulbs and to top it ...

A new Blackberry Dev Alpha C give’s developers the keyboard they dream of! If you have been following the recent Blackberry saga, (we forgive you if not) then you would know that the first glimpse of what ultimately became the Z10 was initially a developer only handset. The handset was introduced last year and was ...

  HTC has been steadily pumping out awesome for a long time now and the latest from the company is no different. Recently the company has announced and launched the likes of the Windows Phone 8X, the super slim over sized Droid DNA and new variations of the One series devices with the One X+ and ...

  Another day, another smart phone! It’s that time of the year again when manufacturers and carriers pump out awesome handsets for every niche of the market. Today’s latest comes from the likes of LG and Cricket. LG has been busy offering the world the likes of some pretty amazing handsets. As of late the company ...

  Since the dawn of mobile computing, and really just computing in general end users have been tinkering with and changing the performance, look and feel of devices by customizing them from the inside out!  In recent memory this has become more of an issue as carriers and smart phone manufacturers stake more of a claim ...

  Early on in the smart phone race, high end devices were pretty limited to post paid carrier options. Recently as higher end smart phones emerge they have found themselves on the likes of some of the very best pre-paid carriers. Smart phones like the iPhone, some Samsung Galaxy S devices and a slew of others ...

So many galaxies, so little time. Samsung has really taken a liking to this whole Galaxy line up of phones. Since the brands inception it seems like there has been a new Galaxy announced weekly. With a Samsung Galaxy for pretty much every level of phone Samsung is really pushing the limits of how much ...

Google demonstrated its new Chrome OS to the world last week but already the pundits are tearing into it. Perhaps the strongest voice coming out against Chrome OS is that of Paul Buchheit, a former Google employee who created Gmail. He recently tweeted, “Prediction: ChromeOS will be killed next year (or ‘merged’ with Android).” Ouch. ...

Who you are probably affects your smartphone preferences a lot more than you realized—data from Nielson’s October 2010 Smartphone Operating survey of 9,200 in the US shows that there is a link between someone’s preferred smartphone OS and their age and gender. Those between the ages of 18 and 24 are on average, 35.9% likely ...

Smartphones now command nearly 30% of the larger phone market in the US according to Nielson. Even more interesting is the fact that according to the company’s survey, Apple’s iPhone has passed RIM’s BlackBerry for the lead in smartphone operating systems.  The iPhone commands 27.9% of the market while the BlackBerry holds on at 27.4%. ...

Microsoft is betting that its new Windows Phone 7 operating system for smartphones will help the company become a player again in a market that has mostly passed it by. Its newest tool to recruit interest in its WP7 smartphone operating system? Visual Basic. Yeah, this one of the first smartphone operating systems to officially ...