Last week I was speaking on Android at SMX West an Internet Marketing conference in Santa Clara California just outside San Jose.
Keynoting the SMX West conference was Microsoft CEO, Steve Ballmer, when Q&A was opened to the audience I asked him his vision of Microsoft in the mobile space going forward.
At the 1 hour 21 [...]
I don't program since very, very long. But I've a half-done Visual Basic Project to support racing sailors during startups and races. It was supposed...
One phone we've been hearing about for what seems like an eternity is the Sony Ericsson Xperia X10. After getting announced back in 2009, we've been patiently awaiting its arrival here in the US. The biggest problem we've seen facing the X10 is that it's slated to arrive with Android 1.6 under the hood. According [...]
Mobistealth doesn't play coy when describing their services. Right out of the gate, they bill their software as "Spy Software for Android". For as low as $49.99 (3 mo subscription), users can catch a cheating spouse with real-time updates of phone calls, pictures, location and more. In fact, as I read through the bullet point [...]
The Jetsons kitchen of the future is upon us with SnS Design's Ikan kitchen appliance. Either that, or we're looking at quite possibly the most expensive and glorified grocery app yet. With its 7-inch touch screen, WiFi integration, and voice input capability, the device builds a shopping list from items you scan or input [...]
The two-day Game Developers Conference kicks off today in San Francisco and Google will be there promoting Android. In fact, members of the Android team will be presenting a handful of sessions including development in Java and/or C++. They'll also make themselves available for Q&A'a, product demonstrations, and feedback for budding developers. For the lucky [...]
We've yet to hear anything official from Motorola or T-Mobile in regards to the release of the Cliq XT. For a phone that's rumored to launch tomorrow, both the carrier and handset manufacturer have been super silent. To confirm that the phone is ready for release, I spoke with the manager at my local [...]
Someone I follow on Twitter claimed that his friend – a manager at a T-Mobile store – was being trained on several phones slated to come to the carrier this year. Among those phones was a little device known as the HTC Desire.
I reached out to a couple of contacts I have at T-Mobile retail [...]
Mobile advertisements can seem odd and out of context on most ad supported applications. That is why being able to target advertisements to customers when and where they need them is so important. uLocate, the comapany that created Where a location-based search and recommendation app, announced that they are starting their own “hyper-local” advertising network called Where [...]
T-Mobile is expected to roll out the CLIQ XT as of tomorrow March 10 but in the meantime that has not stopped a few individuals from securing and posting a few last minute goodies.
First up is the sales pamphlet, which judging from the title “sell it in 60 seconds” seems to be aimed at making [...]
As expected, Rogers has officially announced the availability of the Samsung Galaxy Spica. And due to the previous rumors and leaks this announcement comes mostly as a refresher but here goes.
Feature wise, the handset offers a 3.2-inch (320 x 480) touchscreen display, an 800MHz processor, 3.2-megapixel camera, 3G, Wi-Fi, GPS, Bluetooth and ships with a [...]
Remember how many bloggers and news outlets used the cliche phrase “iPhone Killer” when referring to the powerful Google Nexus One? Well it seems that analysts at Goldman Sachs overestimated the sales of the Nexus One this year just as some journalists overestimated the phone’s impact on the market. Goldman is cutting their estimates from [...]
