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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 
Comments OffSprint Experiencing Network Outage
Posted by Paul Barraza on May 17th, 2011
Looks like Sprint is having some issues with their network in some states according to Engadget, Some customers aren’t able to send text messages and others are having issues with voice calls. More as this develops. From Engadget: Uh oh, according to the handful of tips we’ve received, it appears that Sprint is currently having [...]
AT&T Needs More Network, Less Blah Blah Blah
Posted by Troy D. Brown on February 5th, 2011
I watched the new AT&T commercial last night poking fun at Verizon for Verizon’s lack of being able to make a call and use data simultaneously. AT&T is really having to dig deep to try and convince users to stay with AT&T. There is such a small market segment that would use voice and data [...]
AT&T’s Network Can’t Handle CES
Posted by Troy D. Brown on January 8th, 2011
As friends and business associates arrived in Vegas we all noticed that AT&T’s network was not going to be able to handle the CES crowd. The failures started with delayed text messages and failed calls but during the height of the show it was not unusual to have no data connection and full signal bars.
T-Mobile Pushing Out HSPA+ “4G”
Posted by Editorial Staff on May 25th, 2010
Note: T-Mobile is throwing around the term 4G for their HSPA+ rollout but in reality HSPA+ is a 3G network technology even though it does provide 4G speeds. It appears 3G and 4G terminology is used more for marketing these days than actual technology being used. T-Mobile has started announcing cities they have launched HSPA+ [...]
