lhelm says "good, but not durable" about Motorola – razor Cell Phone
The Motorola razor cell phone is a nice looking phone for those who don’t need Internet service or text often. I used it for basic use–I do not text or use the Internet with my phone. Overall I liked the phone, but it is not very durable. I might even describe it as delicate. I [...]
deathorglory4life says "The LG VX8360 is a great low priced phone with high guality." about LG – VX8360 Cell Phone
The Lg VX8360 is, in my opinion, a great phone. I’ve always been fond of LG and have always stuck with them. It has a lot of features including a calculator, world clock, tip calculator, three separate alarms that you can program independantly and voice commands.
It supports USB and and micro SD storage and there [...]
Willow1 says "I love my Blackberry 8330 Curve Smartphone!" about Blackberry – Curve 8330 Smartphone Cell Phone
The Blackberry 8330 Curve Smartphone for Home, Work, School or Play
The Blackberry 8300 Curve Smartphone is great for anyone on the job or just for fun. I’ve used mine in the workforce because it’s bluetooth enabled and made my bookkeeping experience as easy to do on the road as it is to do in the [...]
Mixx Traffic Took A Dive In June
News aggregator site and Digg-competitor Mixx had a rough June. Traffic to the site took a 68 percent nosedive in the U.S. from May to June, according to comScore (see chart). Compete shows a similar trend.
Wondering if Mixx had maybe been paying for traffic and had now stopped, I asked CEO Chris McGill [...]
Android “Donut” makes its first delicious appearance, packed with new toys
This weekend just turned into an early Christmas for Android hackers everywhere. Google just dropped an early alpha version of the upcoming major Android update, “Donut”, into the code repository. User Cyanogen of xda-developers was the first to notice the new code lingering, and is already hard at work getting it up and running [...]
Video: AT&T iPhone Hell
Our post last week on AT&T’s failures inspired a lot of people to voice their displeasure (to put it kindly) with the service over its poor network performance, particularly with the iPhone. It also inspired one professional video editor, Pat Lee, to make the following truly awesome AT&T/Apple ad parody.
Lee tells us that he hopes [...]
Barry Diller Still Doesn’t Like Twitter, Still Can’t Stop Talking About It
A couple of weeks ago IAC Chairman and CEO Barry Diller was telling the elite crowd at the Allen & Co. Sun Valley conference that he was “pessimistic about Twitter’s prospects for making money.” A couple of weeks later and he’s singing the same tune, this time to the elite crowd at the Fortune Brainstorm [...]
Samsung confirms it’s working on a Tegra phone
We’ve gotta admit it: we’re pretty dang excited about Nvidia’s Tegra chipset. 720p video pumped out of our handsets? Yes please. Gorgeous graphics on the go? Hardware accelerated Flash? Android support? Yes, yes, and yes. All of this, and the battery requirements are better than what’s in most phones? Oh, hells yes. If Nvidia manages [...]
The Secret of Monkey Island launches on iPhone, raids our wallet
Late last night and seemingly out of nowhere, the iPhone-port of The Secret of Monkey Island appeared in the App Store. Coming in at a whopping 400MB, you’re going to want to camp out next to a nice, fast WiFi hotspot if you decide to buy this – which you absolutely, positively should.
We’ll admit it: [...]
Is this the HTC Leo aka Firestone?
Here’s a rendering of the purported Snapdragon powered HTC Leo aka Firestone. According to WMPowerUser’s sources, the Firestone will be a media-centric device with hot-swappable microSD card and rather large speakers on the front and back. Aside from the 1GHz Qualcomm processor, the WinMo device will include a 5-megapixel AF camera with dual-LED flash, Wi-Fi, [...]
