Nexus One – The Android superphone!
With Nexus One, Google has finally arrived in direct competition with Apple in smart phone market. Google calls it a Superphone, and it indeed satisfies the buzz. Google unveiled the…
With Nexus One, Google has finally arrived in direct competition with Apple in smart phone market. Google calls it a Superphone, and it indeed satisfies the buzz. Google unveiled the…
Nokia is in all attempts to make the new year bitter for Apple with another patent complaint, this time to the US ITC (International Trade Commission). Just weeks back Nokia…
Unlike the iPhone, there isn’t a mad rush of apps on Palm’s WebOS platform, but we do know that the Palm Pre is powered by a similar capacity CPU/GPU and can handle good enough games. Apps / 3D games are must have essentials for any smartphone platform as of today. The iPhone and…
Motorola Droid is perhaps the most hyped and advertised Android device in US. While reviewers believe that it is still not enough to beat the iPhone 3GS, this would surely…
RIM Blackberry is the only smartphone that the Apple iPhone is yet to beat in the US. Powered with numerous models appealing to business users the Blackberry Curve and Pearl…
Mozilla is banking big on mobile (yes so is everyone else), and their latest challenge seems to be aimed at bringing uniformity in how apps are developed and used on…
Toshiba has unveiled its 64GB embedded NAND flash memory module that would take the limit for portable gadgets to the next level. Currently the best available option is the 64GB…
When Apple announced the first iPhone in 2007, Steve Jobs himself set a target that the Jesus phone would sell 10 million units in 2008. While he did achieve that with…
Not too long ago Apple was sues for infringing multiple Nokia patents (precisely 10). Though Apple didn’t respond to the suit in media, Cupertino has fired its rocket today with a…
China Unicom announced yesterday that it has sold 100,000 iPhones, since its launch in China on October 30th. This is better than what was previously reported as just 5000 pieces…