naynay7777 says "The Blackberry Curve is my communication everything." about Sprint – blackberry curve 8330 red Cell Phone
i purchased this phone for Christmas and it have been my right hand in life. I rarely use my computer anymore. I do basically everything through my phone. I surf the web, check emails, chat with other blackberry customers, and keeping in contact with friends and family on Facebook.
My phone is very durable. I purchased [...]
bTi says "Small, reliable, works!" about Palm Centro Smartphone
What is there to say about the Palm Centro? For a smart phone, it doesn’t divert from its name.
I feel that the Centro is underestimated and underappreciated in the world of iPhones and BlackBerries. This one gets the job done.
Starting with the some details, the Centro has:
- 1.3MP camera built with 2x digital zoom and [...]
vova says "cool is cool" about Logitech Squeezebox Duet Theater System
Digital audio is great–especially if you’ve got a multigigabyte music collection sitting on your computer, or you subscribe to an “all you can eat” music service like Rhapsody. The problem, for a lot of people, is that they’re stuck listening to all that great music on the tinny speakers of their computer–or perhaps patching the [...]
FriendFeed Follows For A Change With “Recommend Friends” Feature
For many features and innovations, FriendFeed has been ahead of Facebook, and even Twitter. It’s usually Facebook, Twitter and other social media sites catching up to FriendFeed, not the other way around. Today, FriendFeed added a Recommend Friends feature, that allows you to recommend subscriptions of friend’s feeds to anyone who subscribes to your feed. [...]
Apple Kills Everyone’s Buzz At Once: Tethering On AT&T Is Dead, Pre Blocked In iTunes
And yet another game of cat and mouse begins.
Over the past 24 hours, Apple has released updates for both iTunes and the iPhone beta SDK. While both are seemingly minor on the feature front, each packs a bit of disappointment for those who had been using loopholes to their advantage.
First off the bat was a [...]
Augmented reality subway app comes to NY, SF
British iPhone application developer Acrossair is bringing its augmented reality app Nearest Tube to New York today and San Francisco on Monday. Now called Nearest Subway, it superimposes directions to the nearest subway stops over the iPhone 3GS’ live video feed.
A few augmented reality companies have had difficulty launching on the iPhone because they say [...]
Someone At Apple Has A Sense Of Humor
No one likes limitations. Though Apple has been opening up more and more of their API with each software update, a good chunk of it is still off limits to anyone outside of their own team of developers. Be it because they’re unstable, unproven, or just outright blacklisted, a number of methods exist that no [...]
Bing Comes To Hotmail
Microsoft has upgraded its Quick Add feature in Hotmail, first announced earlier this year, with a number of features from their new Bing search engine.
We’re not talking about a small number of users who will be affected. Hotmail is still by far the largest web mail provider on the Internet, with 343 million monthly users [...]
AudioBoo Adds Spinvox To Magically Turn Interviews Into Text
There are lots of ways to get audio online from an iPhone today. You can use Evernote, you can send audio notes via Field Recording to Soundcloud, then there’s Tweetmic, Facemic (sends recordings to Facebook) Twitsay and Twitterfone. The list goes on. But one that’s getting a lot of traction for its ease of [...]
