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Earlier this month we reported on some HTC Incredible specs and images here and here. With Sprint’s big CTIA announcement of the HTC Evo 4G coming this summer, it looks like Verizon will get the HTC Incredible sooner. The above image shows Verizon’s ordering system with the Incredible listed as “On Order”, which we’re assuming means the stores don’t have them yet but they can order them to get ready for sale.
Cupcake. Donut. Eclair. Froyo- wait what? Yes Froyo, short for Frozen Yogurt, is the codename of the next update for Android OS, which will be based on Linux Kernel 2.6.32. This tasty update was mentioned in the Developers Guide Sprint released for the HTC EVO a few quaint days ago. The interesting tidbit in the …
The PPCGP, All the Mobile news You’ll Ever Need!
Episode 17,
for 04/01/2010!
The Podcast will Run 30-45 minutes later than as scheduled.
While the city of San Francisco endeavors onwards to make it a legal requirement for cell phone makers to include radiation labels on their handsets, various Maine lawmakers have been pushing a similar bill that would require labels on phones and packaging warning users (especially the pregnant women and helpless children) keep the devices away …
The PPCGP, All the Mobile News You’ll Ever Need!
Episode 16,
for 03/25/2010!
I’ve been a Windows Mobile user since 2006, with my first smartphone being the Palm Treo 700wx on Sprint. From there I moved to the Sprint Touch (aka HTC Vogue). I never owned a Diamond, but I’ve flashed one and was able to use one. After that, I moved to At&t and bout the Tilt, then the Fuze (Touch Pro) on its release. Last week I got the At&t 3G-compatible Nexus One, my first time using an Android device. This editorial explains my experience moving to Android and why I’m happy with my decision. Click to read more and share your experiences and thoughts!
The PPCGP, All the Mobile News You’ll Ever Need!
Episode 16,
for 03/25/2010!
This week, at the CTIA confrence in Las Vegas, and around the world, Verizon & Skype have announced the availability of their long awaited collaboration on Blackberry and Android Smartphones.
Starting Tomorrow, March 25th, The Skype Mobile Application will be available for 9 3G Smartphones offered by Verizon Wireless. It allows you to effortless call millions of Skype Users around the world, and also utilize low cost international calls.
Though criticized for not having WiFi connectivity, the application will still allow millions of Verizon Users to now make free phone calls and messaging through Skype and their 3G data plan.
Be sure to grab it tomorrow if you use a Android or Blackberry device!
Read on for the full press release and a supported device list!
Remember this post we had last week about the HTC Supersonic being announced at CTIA? Well, it has arrived and wow! This device is quite a sight to see! Officially named the HTC Evo 4G, this super smartphone runs Android 2.1 on a 480 x 800 4.3-inch TFT LCD screen that is as crisp as …
HTC has launched an online store for the U.S. that allows purchasing of accessories and devices straight from them. The site has a filtering system that help narrow the results down by carrier (Sprint, Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile) and by type of plan (Individual, Family, Upgrade, or Pre-Paid). You can access the site by going …
The Apple iPhone will now be sold sans a contractual agreement, according to an internal document obtained by Gizmodo. Before this, any customer who wished to purchase an Apple iPhone was required to show proof of an AT&T contract to obtain the device (through official channels at least ). Now anybody who wishes to own …
Do you live in Los Angeles, Miami, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, or Salt Lake City? If you do, then Clearwire is coming to you (sometime this year)!
Mozilla has decided to stop development of a version of its Firefox mobile Web browser for phones running Windows Mobile. Microsoft has closed the door to native applications on smartphones running its new Windows Phone 7 Series software, Stuart Parmenter, director of Mobile Engineering at Mozilla Corporation, wrote in a blog post on Monday. Mozilla …
Have you ever had that moment when something truly magnificent occurs and snapping a picture of it is a must? Where you reach for the camera, only to realize it has been left at home, and frustrated, you snap a picture with your cell phone and grouse about the poor picture quality? Or when it …
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