I ask you this because Google is expanding into the mobile web and Apple, with the help of the iPhone is taking market share from other handset makers.Together they pose a serious threat to the Microsoft way. Continue →

When we talked about the idea of clones being good for competition, we meant using existing products for inspiration, giving buyers more options and driving down prices for better mobile phones. Continue →

Last week I went over how the Motorola Q Global could be a building block for Motorola. Word now is that Motorola might make the huge mistake of selling off the mobile unit. Talk about bad move. Continue →

While skimming the web I ran across an article titled, “Youngsters not happy oldies going online.” I had not even read the article when I then came across a poll, “Where’s the Facebook line?” Continue →

Looks like one of the huge differences between the Apple iPhone and every other smartphone is getting smaller. However, I cannot help but wonder, “Is SkyFire an embarrassment to Microsoft or a triumph to 3rd party developers?” Continue →

The Motorola Q Global Now and What it Could Be
I was reading the issue of Fortune, with Melinda Gates on the cover and noticed the AT&T cell phone deal with the MOTO Q Global. Priced at $299, The Q Global is a steal. Continue →

Mobile phone maker HTC surged in popularity with phones like the HTC Touch, and the HTC TyTN II. However, recently HTC found discord with users for failing to deliver mobile phones with appropriate video drivers. Continue →

CES launched and with it, another device platform seems to want to rear its’ ugly head. Apparently, the marketing heads of various corporations got together and decided to raid your pockets, yet again.

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Gizmodo covered an Arstechnica story about you not buying DVDs like before. Aside from waiting for a winner of the HD format battle, here are 20 reasons why you are not lining the pockets of investors and the MPAA.

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If you buy the iPhone, the expectation is that you follow Apple’s restrictions. This class action lawsuit regarding iPhone modifications is a waste of time. If you modify a device, whether with software or with solder, you run the risk of damaging the product, and voiding the warranty.

Apple can create as many ways as required to keep the device working as intended. Users can create ways to circumnavigate such methods. However, when doing so you waive rights of authorized and intended use. Continue →