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The days of cable-less phone management are now one step closer. AirDroid allows any phone running Android 2.1 or higher to be managed over a wireless network. Everything from photos, music, apps, even your SMS messages, can all be controlled through a simple web interface. The operation really couldn’t be any simpler. You start up [...]
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AirDroid Provides Fast, Free Wireless Phone Management
Posted by David Brown on February 2nd, 2012
Posted in Android, Applications, Reviews 
Tags: airdroid, Android, Application, Desktop, Network, WiFi, Wireless 
No Comments »"Ring Dimmer" Silences Your Phone So You Don’t Have To
Posted by David Brown on February 1st, 2012
It’s happened to all of us. We are in a meeting, or a movie, or class, or some other place where an inopportune phone call or text message would immediately draw everyone’s attention to you, and not in a good way. Ring Dimmer is an app for Android that uses the ambient noise to intelligently [...]
Posted in Android, Applications, Reviews Tags: Android, App, dimmer, notification, ring, sound, vibrate No Comments »Review: Yurbuds IronMan Inspire Pro Earbuds
Posted by David Brown on January 31st, 2012
I dislike earbuds. Before the advent of the “in-ear” variety, when the world was stuck with only iPod earbuds, I literally could not wear them. They didn’t stay in my ear for more than about 10 seconds, and those 10 seconds hurt. Then came along the in-ear headphones with the changeable silicon tips. Instead of [...]
Posted in Accessories, Android, Apple, CES, Reviews Tags: athlete, CES, earbuds, headphones, Headset, yurbuds No Comments »Review: Huawei Springboard
Posted by David Brown on January 6th, 2012
Huawei is everyone’s favorite brand that they don’t know how to pronounce (it’s WAH-WAY for anyone who needs to know). Historically confined to bargain phones and smaller carriers, Huawei is breaking its own mold with its latest products. The Springboard is one of the products that has the potential to bring Huawei into the big [...]
LokSak Bags Turn Your Gadgets Into Navy Seals
Posted by David Brown on December 12th, 2011
Have you ever wondered why all electronics aren’t waterproof? For those times when you accidentally jump in the pool with your phone still in your pocket, or you spill your drink all over your keyboard? Well, this may not work for all occasions, but it is definitely the next best thing. Enter LokSak. This company [...]
Posted in Accessories, Giveaway, Reviews Tags: bag, conductive, loksak, Phone, waterproof Comments OffPowermat’s 2010 Roadmap: Too Early To Crown Them? I Don’t Think So!
Posted by Jonathan Nguyen on April 6th, 2010
As promised, we made sure to visit Powermat during CTIA to catch up with our friends during the show and see what they’ve brought to the table. To be perfectly honest, there really wasn’t anything new that impressed. Well, not to us anyway. We already saw their roadmap into the near future at CES back [...]
Posted in Accessories, CTIA, Featured, Reviews Tags: Accessories, batteries, Charging, CTIA, CTIA 2010, Electronics, Netbooks, portable, PowerMat, Powerpacks, Wireless Charging 5 Comments »Twitter for Blackberry Released In “Private Beta”
Posted by Jonathan Nguyen on February 11th, 2010
It has been no secret that BlackBerry manufacturer Research in Motion has been developing a native Twitter client for their smartphones. Early this morning, Private Beta testing for the client was available by invite only and the LifeOnMyMobile team was fortunate enough to get our hands on one. I understand that this is merely a [...]
Posted in Applications, BlackBerry, Featured, Reviews Tags: BlackBerry, SocialScope, Twitter, UberTwitter 2 Comments »
