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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 »Walmart and T-Mobile add unlimited web to Unlimited Talk and Text plan
Posted by Nicholas Anderson on February 1st, 2012
If you having been shopping around for a low priced 3G data plan then look no further than Walmart’s new Family Mobile plan. The T-mobile powered Family Plan has just added unlimited data to its Unlimited Talk and Text plan. The pricing remains the same at $45 per month for the first line and users [...]
Posted in Android, T-Mobile Tags: Android, Android OS, Data Plans, T-Mobile, Unlimited, WalMart No Comments »Galaxy Nexus Heading To Sprint – Sign Up For More Information
Posted by Paul Barraza on February 1st, 2012
The Samsung Galaxy Nexus has already made its way to Verizon and now it’s getting closer and closer to making a new home for itself on the shelves at Sprint. This Android powered smartphone was the first to run Android 4.0 in the United States. The Galaxy Nexus for Sprint now has a sign-up [...]
Posted in 4G / LTE, Android, Google, Samsung, Sprint Tags: 4.0, Android, Android OS, Galaxy Nexus, Ice Cream Sandwich, ICS, Samsung, smartphone No Comments »Waterproof Your Phone Without A Case!
Posted by Rachel Alvarez on January 23rd, 2012
How many times have you dropped your phone in water or spilled liquid on it? Those “oh sh!#” moments could be gone forever with Liquipel. Liquipel is a waterproof coating applied to your device using nano technology. The coating is not visible to the human eye and virtually untraceable. It keeps the same look and [...]
Posted in Accessories, Android, Apple, CES, Featured Tags: Android, Android OS, iOS, iPhone, Liquipel, waterproof No Comments »Hands On With the Samsung Galaxy Note
Posted by David Brown on January 17th, 2012
Without a doubt, the most advertised product at CES this year was the Samsung Galaxy Note. It seemed like every other bus on the strip or at the convention center was skinned with Note advertisement, and everywhere you turned you saw Note booths doing caricatures. It seemed a little overkill at first; advertising a 5 [...]
Review: Kingston Wi-Drive
Posted by David Brown on January 11th, 2012
With CES in full swing now, and the need for collaboration between our editing and blogging team with all the hundreds of pictures and videos everyone is taking, I was pleasantly surprised when our friends at Kingston let us try out their 16gb Wi-Drive. Essentially a USB flash drive with a wi-fi hotspot built [...]
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 [...]
ASUS Locks Bootloader on Transformer Prime; Apologizes and Promises Unlock Tool in the Future
Posted by David Brown on January 4th, 2012
ASUS has had a pretty bad start to the New Year. With an update that was meant to bring camera, GPS, and touch screen enhancements, they also decided to make public that the bootloader is locked. Being the first quad-core Android tablet, this came as a huge shock to the Android development community, and triggered [...]
Posted in Android, Tablets Tags: Android, asus, Bootloader, ice, Ice Cream Sandwich, locked, Tablet Comments OffT-Mobile “New Year, New Phone Sale” This Weekend
Posted by Paul Barraza on January 3rd, 2012
T-Mobile is having a “New Year, New Phone Sale” that will take place this weekend starting January 6th and ending January 8th. T-Mobile will be discounting During smartphones, tablets and mobile hotspots. “Some people join a gym as a New Year’s resolution while others vow to stay in better touch with friends and loved ones, [...]
Posted in Android, Featured, Mobile News, T-Mobile, Tablets Tags: Android, Android OS, Mobile Hotspots, New Phone Sale, New Year, Smartphones, T-Mobile, Tablets Comments OffLast Week Of 2011 Sets App Download Record
Posted by William Grampre on January 3rd, 2012
Remember way back when Apple wasn’t sure apps were going to be a big thing and HTML 5 would rule the world? Well HTML 5 has progressed nicely but apps rule the world over HTML 5. Between Christmas day December 25 and December 31 a record was set for app downloads. Android and iOS had [...]
Posted in Android, Applications, Featured, iPad, iPhone Tags: Android, Android Market, App Store, iOS Comments OffRepublic Wireless Redefines “Unlimited” and Means It
Posted by David Brown on December 27th, 2011
When Republic Wireless was announced a few months ago, it sounded too good to be true. A no-contract, unlimited smartphone plan for $19 a month, and $199 down for a phone. However, what the early beta users found out is that “unlimited” wasn’t really that at all. They were bound by a “fair use [...]
